The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

| j. ID. Beaton Of South Ryegate wal
in Barre on business yesterday.
j Cars washed and polished for $l.5t
at divers Battery Station. adv.
| Ladies! Have your scissors sharp
ened as good aSnew at browns. adv
| Dollar day aluminium specials have
arrived at the n. d. Phelps Co.--adv
John L. Farr returned to Barre yes
terday, after passing a few days in
| Burlington.
H. B. Tenney has moved from Lib
erty and Hill streets to rs Washing
ton street
/ Have your razor blades sharpened
like new for half the cost of new ones
at Browns.
| Down goes the price on students
loose leaf note books, now selling for
80 cents at browns. -adv.
| j. NJ. Boutwell,, president of the
| Boutwell,, Milne &. varnum Co., is in
Boston on a business trip.
Joseph Liberty has resumed his du-
ties at Miers barber shop, after pass
ing few days in st. Adams.
Smoke "St. A. Specials" superior ci-
CARS. Union made. All dealers. Ray
mond Guyette, mfr, st. Adams, VT
adv.
Mrs. Richard Dodds returned last
night to her home in Albany, n. Y,
after passing the summer in Barre and
vicinity
Misses Julia ami Catherine O'Hagan
have returned to their home on Jeffer-
son street, after week END in Essex
junction.
Miss Lillian Roberts Of Is North
Main street has returned to Boston to-
resume her studies in the Edith Noyes
School of Dramatic Art
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Hebert, who have
been visiting Mrs. Hebert's brother IN
Canada, have returned to their home
on South Main street.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re.
bekah lodge Tuesday evening at 7:30I
o'clock. All Rebekahs especially in
yited TO attend. Light refreshments
win be served.
The ladies of the Church of the Good
Shepherd viii meet with Mrs. sherman
Parker Wednesday afternoon at ri
~ Nluth w sew iuf Ait Huit. "A LDbI
attendance Is earnestly desired
The "Transgressor" powerful
drama in eight reels, presented by the
Ladies Auxiliary, A. 0. H., Magnet
theatre, Oct. 20. Two shows evening
usual time; afternoon show at 3;45.-
adv.
Badness can be prevented easier |
than II can be cured. Stop falling hair
and get rid Of dandruH by using Paris
ian Sage; best for the hair. Y. A. |
Drown sells il with money back guar
Harold Edison OF 6 Merchant street |
was srraigned before Judge Elwin L.
Scott yesterday. charged with non-sup-
port OF his family He pleaded not
glIlty and the ease was continued for
Fill out those hollow checks. Build
up that fiat chest. Make your clothes
IL YOU. Buy box of Bitro- Phosphate
II +. A. Drown 4 Co.'S drug store and
'ay goodbye TO worry. Take step
.owards strength and pep" Gusran-
.eed to increase your weight or your
money back.--ady.
, The big race was on to-day in ST.
Adams. Single @. the sensation Of the
light harness world this year, meets
Ferile Patchem, Vermont horse, and
many horsemen in Barre were there TO
zee the fun. Single 6 is marked at
':02. while the Vermont horse lays /
lain to 2;04. Among the Barre men
here at the race were Robert Murphy,
lanes J. Hayes and Ernest Marchetti.
Plans for the coming winter months !
we're freely discussed at gathering
i the Mems club of the Presbyterian
hurch held last evening. There was
good attendance and considerable IN {
crest was SHOWN One member from !
ach ward was named TO bring in new
lembers. A program committee con :
isting Of J. G. Wylie. Rev. William
fen Kittredge and William Stephen |
fas named. Officers elected for the {
ear were; President. j. V. LANG; I
ice. president, Lowell Mcleod; secre (
airy treasurer, r. J. Arkley. !
Mrs. Luna O. Rogers of is Richard !
on street is to 90 soon to Burlington !
. be near her son. Ralph, who Is now Z
ngaged in doing Baptist denomina
onal work in Vermont, with Burling
IN as his headquarters She Is at
resent in Randolph for a two weeks :
isit, after which she will 20 TO Bur
ngton to reside. Mrs. Rogers has
cen a resident Of Barre for many J
ears aud has a great many friends in
ne city who regret that she is TO !.
ave. She has been one Of the leading =
orkors in the Baptist church, having !.
cen faithful and efficient church clerk
IT more tsan twenty years. president <
the missionary society for a long :
me, teacher Of the Philathea class y
n seventeen years. Recently the la =
les of the church gave Mrs. Rogers a
,ception at the home of Mrs. Samuel y
inclair and presented her purse of "
oney. y