The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-16
TALK or THE TOWN

DOCK HJOTe, po.-auN.
'Don't miss the play at the Congrega
tional vestry tonight. adv
Mrs A. Croce Of AL North Mail
street is seriously i'll at her home.
Money-saving prices on shoes, rub
bers, etc, at Shea's big shoe sale. -adv
Everybody's going to the play at tn
Congregational church vestry tonight
adv.
Don't forget the entertainment al
the Universalst church Tuesday, Nov
22.-adv.
Peter Emslie, who has been in thu
city for ssme time, has returned to hi
home in GAINESVILLE, o.
Leather goods, for Christmas gifts
We have the largest line in town. Al
| Lander's Cigar Store. adv,
| Bernice. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Henry Flint Of Brooklyn
street, is i'll with scarlet fever.
Thanksgiving dance and supper a.
East Montpelier Thursday, Nov. "a
Nicofs seven piece orchestra. adv.
H. ]. Beardsley, who has been il
Hyde Park for a greater part Of thu
summer, has returned to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs William Emslic have
returned TO their home in Hartford
Conn, after passing some time il
Barre.
/ will car potatoes at Barre this
week Wednesday and Thursday If you
have any to sell, call b, +. Dayis, BIS
W. adv.
Mrs. Homer Fits and daughter, Mrs
j. B. De Huy, who have spent the sum
mer months here, left Monday for De
land, Fla.
Randolph Perry, who has been In
Barre for several weeks with relatives
returned Monday to his home in Con
cord, N. III.
All depositors of the Barre Savings
Bank & Trust company are urged to
be present tonight at 1880 for the
mass meeting in Rowland hall.
0. Smith, who has been living on D
farm in Plainfield for some time, has
moved his household goods to Berlin
where he will take up residence.
Father ard Son banquet at Baptist
church Friday evening at 9. All fa-
theirs and sens connected with the con
cert and Bible school are invited to be
present.
Miss Helen Wells, who has been In
this part of the state for the summer
with business connected with press.
agent work, has returned to her home
in Denver, Col.
Practical psychology, what is itl
What will it mean to your HEALTH!
Wealth. Happiness! Come and learn
how at the Pniyersalist church in five
public lectures, to be given BY Mrs.
Charlotte Benson of Springfield, Mass.
adv.
Walter Il. Perkins Of As Elm street
is at the home of jeff Bartlett in
Plainfield recovering from the effects
of an accident sustained last week
when he was struck on the head by a
limb Of a tree. Ii was thought at first
that serious injury had been iniict
ed but Mr.. Perkins is recovering and
will be brought to his home shortly.
Away on the four winds fits Barre's
glorious vision Of palms and shredded
wheat aprons and eternal summer. Ex-
haustive investigation has proven that
there is no foundation for the rumor
that corporation has been formed to
erect huge heating plant on west
hill with mammoth fans behind ii TO
hurl its product down upon the city.
However, the suggestion has been
made that a much less expensive and
doubly beneficial plan would be to
erect imitation store.fronts. and street
corners on the hill and transplant
there the Main-streef, sidewalk phil
csophers. The resultant hot air, now
a wanton waste, would warm the land
scape for many miles. Main
merchants assure the promulgators Of
the scheme that their plate glass win
dows will remain in place without their
present supports and the police are
certain the street corners win remain
put without the human ballast.
Miss Edith Reid. formerly assistant
librarian at the Aldrich library. was
given pretty miscellaneous shower
by 25 Of her friends last night at the
home of Mrs O. j. Dodge on Elm
street The feature OF the night which
was filled with fun and surprises was
a mock wedding. Miss Ruth Parker
was the green and Miss Ena Adie the
bride. Miss Mildred Higgs strewed
flowers in the path Of the happy cou-
pie and Miss Eleanor Han, as the min.
ister, performed the knot tying opera
ton. Miss Reid received many beau
tiful presents. which had been hidden
each in a. different place about the
house As she found each gift she
read upon it a verse telling the hid
ing place Of the next. Games were
played and refreshments were served.
The shower was arranged by Miss
Phyllis Nercoe, Miss Hall, Mrs. Dodge
and Mrs. w L. Stowe.