The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-12
TALK OF THE TOWN


Miss Rachel Martin Of Plainfield was
recent visitor in the city !,
Chicben-pie supper, Congregational
church. Tuesday night. adv.
Growing girls brown oxfords, rup-
Der heels, at Shea's big shoe sale, $s.so.
adv
John Gallagher Of Bethel was u the
city The latter part Of the week VISIT
! ing friends. -.
Congrcgationalistss attention. There
win be no Christian Endeavor social
Saturday night
Three hundred pounds more Of those
delicious chocolates at 400 at browns
drug store. adv
Congrcgationaiists, attention mere
will be no Christian Endeavor social
Saturday night.
I ne protected while driving your car
by purching an automatic windshield
scraper III. r.. Cutler s Son. adv. !
Food sale Friday afternoon and eve
ming. American Legion Auxiliary ba-
zaar, Rowland hall Nov. II and ID
adv.
Mrs. Nellie Strong has returned TO
lher home in New York City, after
| passing month in the city with rel
atives.
William Fraser, who has been IN
! yergennes on a vacation OF two weeks,
mas returned to his home at Elmwood
avenue.
Howard w. Geake has recently been
initiated into fraternity and il now
member of Delta Sigma RI OF Boston
university,
L. q. Brown, who has been in Bur
llington on business for a week, re.
turned yesterday TO his home at 2
Forsyth place.
Snow time ID sliding time. The y. y.
Phelps company has a complete line o.
sleds, jumpers, skis and snowshoes az
prices that are right. adv.
Roland Barker and Alvin DeForest,
who have been staying with friends in
Barre for several days, have returned
to Portsmouth, N H.. their home
The Nature meeting Of the Barre
Woman's club viii, be held Monday
evening. Nov. Ia, with Miss Blanche
Tilden, 5 North street. Subject, "Luth-
| err Burbank.
Neal ID. Blanchard left Wednesday
| for Davenport. la, where ne Will re.
sumo his studies at the Palmer School
Of Chiropractic, having beensealled here
BY his mothers illness.
! Cards have been received in Barre
\ announcing the marriage of Charles A.
Page, formerly Of Barre and the son
OF Mrs. Mason T. Page, to Lucy Ann
Bean at BrookIine, Mass, Nov. O.
There's fun a-plenty when "The Dea
con Takes Wife" There's good
laugh coming to you if you attend the
play at the Congregational church on
Wednesday night; 35c to all.--adv.
| Some of the aprons given out by the
ladies' and pastors union to be made
have not been returned. The commit
tee hopes they will be returned as soon
as possible to Mrs. Kenerson or Mrs
| Young.
Winifred Smith, William Wheaton,
| George Stewart and George Douglass
are in Exeter, N. H., where they will
| attend the Exeter-Andover game this
afternoon. Wendal, Smith OF Barre Is
a member OF the Andoyer squad.
There'll be no empty seats at the
play at the Congregational church on
wednesday evening when Deacon
Dubbs chooses Philopena Popover for
| his bride. Come and see Herbert Pape
and Miss Edith AverilI at the height
Of their dramtic fame.--adv.
The remodeled show-window Of the
b. w. Hooker furniture store on South
Main street contains one Of the com
pIetest displays Of overseas equipment
shown in the city. IL consists Of gas
mask used by the boys in France. O
couple German helmets, German
"Luger,r one of the most powerful re-
volvers ever put out, and other World
war implements.
4 The victory masquerade social, helt
last evening in X. of 7. hall by the Ode
Ladies, was largely attended. Ths
maskers represented people from
Egypt and Africa, and Liberty, incl,
Sam, the American soldier and the xii
ties. Mrs. Jeffray won first prize N
Brittania. Refreshments Of cake anc
coffee were served and good time wat
enjoyed by all.