The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-28
TALK or THE TOWN

raul u. dafflH OF Dtica, n. IL - /"
business visitor in Barre to-day.
| Mrs Annie Hale and daughter, Mary,
are in New York City to spend the
winter.
| Your battery will be taken care Of
this winter by 'phoning $50, II. T. CUT
Ter g. Son.adv.
| Come and be introduced to THE
Two Mrs. Browns" at the Presbyteri-
an church Wednesday night, Nov. 30.
adv.
| The proof Of good cigar is in the
smoking. Next time try Sculptor,
| Zoe straight. Wesley Hoffman, Mfr,
1866 North Main street. Tel. d07-W.--
adv.
Ask your dealer for "St. A. Spe-
cials,' mild fragrant cigars. Quality
uniformly excellent Union made by
Raymond Guyette, mfr, st. Adams,
Vt.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Larrivee re-
turned to their home in Montreal yes
tcrday, after passing few weeks with
friends and relatives in Barre, Mont
peIier and Graniteyille
The ladies OF the Episcopal church
will hold their annual sale and enter
tainment in the Legion hall Tuesday,
Dec. g. in the afternoon and evening
The public is cordially invited. adv.
Compare a Sculptor cigar with your
higher priced favorite. Imported wrap
per and filler, Connecticut binder, loo
straight Wesley Hoffman, Mfr, 365
North Main street. Tel. 607-W.--adv.
Miss Dolly Gordon has returned to
Berlin, N. H., to resume her duties
teaching school, after passing the
Thanksgiving RECESS with her mother,
Mrs. Alexander Gordon OF Spaulding
street.
+. Newell Parker returned to ST Al
bans where he is employed by the
Central Vermont railroad, yesterday,
after passing the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, s. n. Parker OF
Spanlding street.
Paint shop just opened at 59h
South Main street. Am prepared to
do all kinds of auto painting and var
nishing. Work satisfactory at reason
able prices. Tel 632-M. Willis A.
Powers, proprietor-adv-
Among the z. Y, NJ, students who
returned to Burlington Saturday or
Yesterday to resume their studies, aft
er passing the holiday recess at their
homes were Howard Cole, Clifton
More, John Shepard and James Grieg
Everybody out at the Methodist
church Friday night at 1880 to see the
pictures and be better able to enjoy
the beauties OF winter. These pictures
are shown under the auspices Of sec
ton Of the ladies and pastors un
ion.--ady
Rev. p. M. McKenna announced at
the masses in st. Mouica's church yes
terday that the observance of First
Fridays during the winter months will
be on the following Sundays, This
will commence with the December
First Friday, coming this week.
Wholly independent Be your own
employer with a regular ineome--rain
or shine. This is what goes with this
one Imam farm, just outside the city
limits. Choice location, within walk
ing distance Of the city schools; splen-
did market, churches, etc, etc. As a
dairy farm, one man can easily do the
work caring for the stock, keeping
just about as much as one man cares
to look after--from s TO ~ cows or
more. just at this time, there are
eight as fine cows as can easily be
found. Milk sold at wholesale, except
for few retail customers; six cows
being now in milk, the income being
s35 weekly. If one were milking as
many more, the income, OF COURSE
well, you can figure II. Suppose q man
wants to earn more; splendid chance
for poultry--and yet more-land is
finely adapted for garden truck and
berries. The splendid draft team which
is included can easily do the york on
the farm and earn several hundred
dollars each year besides. Should one
want to establish small milk route,
at least so per cent can be added to
the income. Why is it for salei A
pertinent question as this kind Of
proposition is not usually offered, but
sickness makes immediate sale neees-
sary. Interested in becoming as in
dependent as the man with million7
Get full particulars at once-next week
may be too latel The buildings on
this desirable property are lighted by
electricity; in good shape; tools are
practically all new: fodder to feed the
dairy. an income Of IS per day from
the start. and 40 pullets ready 20 lay.
Under the circumstances this desirable
home and business complete, even to
wood in the shed, can be bought for
$1,000. Ask about our No. 1882 The
ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency.--adv.
Many sufferers from rheumatism are
daily telling Of their remarkable re-
coyery BY using Rhuema. +. A. Drown
sells it. Try il OF a guaranty of mon