The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-03
TALK or THE TOWN

| Alellco Idttdneo hpthN Ing WIN Nhu
in Burlington.
| George Calderara has left for New
port on business trip.
u. j. Hatch of Adamant was Wis
itor in the city to-day.
| G. w. Benjamin of Hardwick was in
town to-day on business.
/ Nice selection of millinery at Mrs,
Birnie's, Laurel street. adv.
Mrs. II. A. Dunbar of North street
is visiting relatives in st. Adams.
G. +. Little Of Randolph Center was
a business visitor in Barre to-day.
Don't miss the Legion show, "A Reg
ular Fix" It's the best one yet.-adv.
James Comoli of 1927 North Main
street has gone to Boston on business
trip.
Presbyterian board Of managers will
meet at the church tonight at 1880
O'clock.
Use hand picked camel coal for fire
| places. Calder & Richardson. Phone
49, adv.
I'll A. Dunbar Of North street has
left for Boston on business trip Of
few days.
Percy Angwin Of Beckley street is
confined to his home for few days
because of illness.
Russell Sawyer Of Connecticut is in
town visiting friends and relatives. He
was formerly Of Barre.
All union barber shops will be open
until o'clock Tuesday night and will
close all day Wednesday. adv
See Elena Barberi and Louise
0'Leary in their song and dance mum
Der in "A Regular Fix."--adv.
Alfred Stowe, who has been in the
city about week because of break
in his car, left yesterday for Burling
ton.
Lncienne Bison, bookkeeper at the
John b. Kelley Co.. returned to her
duties this morning, after a two weeks
vacation.
The wish Bone club Of the north
end hereby challenges the American
Legion to game Of football at their
convenience.
VIII all those donating 10 the Moose
bazaar please bring their articles to
Rowland hall at o'clock Wednesday
afternoons! adv
Arsiene Decoteau of st. Johnsbury |
is visiting in the home of his daugh
ter. Mrs. Charles Il. Beanlieu, on the
East Barre road.
For Sale; Household furniture. pic
lures, dishes, etc, 2:30 p. m, Thurs |
day. Oct. 6. at 2 Park street Mrs |
Homer Fitts--ady.
Ernest Bilodeau Of ) Forsyth place |
is taking two weeks vacation from
duties in the Union Dry Goods store on
North Main street,
Groceries, shoes, rubbers. etc, at ri
low prices at the Eastman I
tore. Everything must be out by /
Thursday night.-adY.
Big time at Rowland hall Wednes /
day and Thursday nights Moose ba-
zaar. Program and dancing. CAROLS /
orchestra. All Gomez adv.
Mrs. Allen Turner and little son,
Thomas, have returned to their home
n Broekton, Mass, after passing three
weeks with friends in Barre and yicin-
ity.
Five hundred pair shoes on sale at
the Eastman store at about one-quar-
ter of the regular price. Private sale /
every day and evening until they're
gone.--adv.
Robert Morgan, who has been clerk
ing at the Lamorey Clothing store for
the past year, left Saturday noon for
Albany, n. Y, to pursue course in
the business college.
DR.. and Mrs. Norman Tracy, who
have been visiting Mrs. Trary's par
.nts. Mr.. and Mrs. John Trow Of
street, have returned, with
their son, to their home in Boston.
James Findlater, granite manufac-
,urer of Des Moines, Ia, formerly of
his city, arrived here Saturday for a
few days visit with friends Mr.. Find
alter just returned from trip to Scot
and
Miss Quinlan's dancing school opens
Thursday. Worthen hall Intermedi- j
lte, 8 to TO- All interested IN an
ldult and childrens class please meet
It above hall Thursday, to P. m.--
adv.
The Barre Retail Merchants asso-
iation, Inc, have decided to close
heir stores on Wednesday, Oct 5. all
lay, in place Of Oct u, Columbus day.
Tor the benefit Of the merchants and
heir clerks, this change was made, in
rider that all who so desiremay at
end the state fair. Stores viii re-
main open Tuesday, Oct 4, until o !