The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-10
TALK or THE TOWN

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4 Next week, Park theatre, magi
week. adv.
| Dance, armory lell, Montpelier, Sat
urday nights White Mt. jazz orchestra
adv.
Sale 6,37, play. S;o7, dancing al
1907 at seyen-eent fair, Goddard sem
mary, Dec. l2.--ady.
Waterman's and Moore fountain
pens. Ideal Christmas gifts. For sale
at Cummings a. Lewis.'--adv.
| You give the best when you give
Sheaifer pens and pencils; also tht
new Giftee Sets ut browns adv,
Annual seven-cent fare at Goddard
Monday evening. Dec. IL. Sale begirs
at 6:37, entertainment at S;07. adv.
Christmas gifts, all kinds aprons and
| fancywork, home cooked food and can
| dy will be on sale, Maccabees fair,---ad.
Attend the Elks' charity dance Tues
day evening, Dec. ID. Rowland hall,
Carroll's orchestra; proceeds for the
poor.-adv.
Your opportunity to purchase new
Pathe phonoTapl at less than one
half its former price. Only q few left.
Barre Drug Co.--adv.
Big sale Of hats for one week. Hats
at 50n, SOC, 9sc. $l.9s and the rest Of
my hats at half price. Mrs. Robert
Murphy, 70 Main street.
Henry Decoteau of East Barre, who
underwent a serious operation at City
hospital few days, IL reported as
resting very comfortably at the hos
pital to-day.
Arthur L. Averill Of fremont street
has been unable to attend to his duties
at the Averil. hardware store for few
days and has been confined to his home
with an attack Of the grip.
Buck Jones Is at the Park to-day in
corking western drama. Next week
magic week at the Park. Monday,
Wallace Reid in 1.-THE He'll Diggers,"
special Paramount attraction. adv.
Cyril Marion, who is the Kansas
City, Mo-, representative Of Marion 4
O'Leary, Is expected to arrive in Barre
tonight. He will pass the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
T. Marion Of Franklin street.
Angelo Zamfrutti left Barre this
morning for New York City, from
where he win sail Tuesday for Italy.
He intends to pass the winter at his
former home at Brenno Euerla. While
in Barre Mr.. Zamfrutti was employed
by the Hinman 4 Bugbee Co.
sThe Church and the Motion Pic
ture." Address at Universalist church
Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. The ad
dress will be illustrated by two reels
Of travelogue pictures. The public is
invited. Children will not be admitted
unless with parents or guardians.
adv
Hear the beautiful Christmas story |
in song BY the Montpelier seminary |
chorus of 40 voices. Carols of merrie |
Enpland. medieval Germany, Bohemia |
and France viii be sung in great num-
hers. Adults. 25c, children, l5c. Mon
day evening, 1880. Hedding Methodist !
church. -adv.
G. +. Millar Of Quincy, Mass, who
came to his home in Barre to attend /
the Shriners' meeting in Montpelier
last night, returned to Quincy to-day. |
Mrs. Millar and her mother-in law,
Mrs. C. A. Millar, have closed the fam
ly home on Washington street and
will pass the winter In Swampscott,
Mass.
Many OF Barre's amateur theatrical
performers who have enjoyed marked
success in this years plays here, are
flaming on going to Perkinsville, on
Dec. 20, TO either participate in or at
end a revival OF EAST Lynne" which
! to be staged there. II Is probable
hat several of the leading parts will
'e taken by Barre young folks.
The rest room in the lobby of the
Iijou theatre was opened this morning
or the benefit of shoppers. Mrs. Anna
ieney has charge and viii attend to
he wants of all who avail themselves
4 the opportunity. Mrs. Heney win
heck parcels. give information of any
ind and will furnish train schedules
o any who wish them. The room is
cling conducted by the Board Of Trade
he merchants of the city recommend ,
hat ut-of town shoppers have their ,
urchases sent to the restroom, there {
v saving themselves the trouble Of !
arriving them around. Then, when !
he days buying is completed the q
hopper can call at the room, get all q
err bundles at once and return 10 {
er home very much less tired than |
nder the old method. lie