The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-10
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Another gross Of l5-cent pencils at
browns. adv.
F. G. Rogers, piano and furniture
moving Call l90.--adv.
Cars washed and polished for $3.50
at divers Battery Station adv.
Will Marshall and daughter Of Mid
dlesex were visitors in Barre over the
week end.
Down goes the price on students
loose leaf note books, now selling for
SO cents at browns. adv.
Smoke aSt. A. Specials" superior ci-
gars. Union made. All dealers. Ray
mond Guyette, mfr, st. Adams. VT
adv.
Mrs. Alex Whitmore and daughter,
Paline, are in town with friends and
will stay in the city for a week. Their
home is in Waltham, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Kelly Of Lib
erty street and Mr.. and Mrs. John Car
roll of Beacon street motored to New
Hampshire points yesterday.
The ladies' union Of the Presbytc-
rian church viii serve baked fish sup
per Friday, Oct. IA, from to Z. Ad-
mission, adults 35c, children 20c.-adv.
Miss Gladys Webber passed the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Weber, Of South Main street.
Miss Webbcr is employed in Morris
Vile.
The regular monthly meeting of the
ladies' union Of the Presbyterian
church will be held at the home of
Mrs. w. d. Macdonald, SO Spaniding
street, Tuesday, Oct. II, at 80 o'clock.
Toddle tops l0-l5-25c; one gross i0c
lunch kits with Thermos
bottle $2-95, quart Thermos bottle
$3.50; headquarters for Boston bags,
bags and secretary eases.
Sew granite manufacturers design
,ases. Everything in leather goods.
.ander's Cigar store.-adv.
H. A. Barnhart Of Barnhsrt Granite |
ompany, Chillicothe, o., with wife and
on, Robert. and Mrs. +. b. Kramer
egistered for short stop at Hotel
sarre. Mr. Barnhart reports a line
actor trip through Cleveland, Buffa-
, TO Niagara Falls and Adirondack
through the island route Of
AXE Champlain to st. Johnsbury, rel
urning through Barre, keene, N. H.,
own the Hudson, New York, Phila-
elphis and Washington. Mr.. Barn
art, substantial monument dealer Of
bio, in making this trip is combining
usiness with pleasure.
The Ford touring car owned by Ed
in Grant Of Montpelier, which was
iolen from Merchant street Thursday
ight, was found abandoned on Bailey
venue in Montpelier yesterday. The
achine apparently was none the
orse for its adventure but the bat
'ry was run down. Mr.. Grant noti- |
I'd Chief Sullivan Of the recovery Of
lie machine. The chief Is on she trail
Barre man, whom he would like
Try much TO question in regard to the
eft.
A Buick roadster driven by Kenneth
Of Graniteville struck an
ectric car standing at the South
ain street end Of the line Sunday
ght at o'clock, damaging the ma
line considerably and the car slight
/. Mr. Buchanan was uninjured. Mr..
explained to the police that
was driving toward Graniteyille at
moderate rate OF speed and saw the
r but thought that 10 was moving
ward him instead Of standing still.
e turned slightly to the left to 20
ito the bridge, he said, believing the I
r was moving away from him and
at he would have plenty of room.
is left front wheel struck the car
ID was shattered The lights and
indshield were also broken. The ma
inc was towed into the Barre garage. |,
1t will be gala night for Montpel-
I lodge of Elks, Friday. A class of
candidates is to be admitted and
Salted Ruler Frank j. Shea of Barre :
plugging hard 10 make it one Of the
ggest events in the history OF the
Ire. Mr.. Shea has invited State !,
nator John p. Brennan and Grand
ustee Charles f. J. Mccue, both of j.
Mass, to speak and both I
We accepted. Mr.. McCne wired Mr..
ca that he has been confined 10 his
me with the grip but expects 10 be
le TO be at the big time in Montpel-
lodge Friday night. Both Mr.. Ne
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roughout Elkdom as brilliant speaS- $,
and are considered among the high a
authorities in the order. Barley s,
II has been engaged for the festivi- L
: az Mr.. Shea believes the turnout a,
Il be the largest ever. a