The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-22
TALK or THE TOWN

TALK OF THE TOXIN
\ Christmas cards. at Cummings s
/ Lewis. adv
! Thermos bottles at the Red Cross
| Pharmacy.--adv.
II Miss Elsie Premier Of WATERFOWL,
N. X, is visiting friends in Barre
1 Piles Of Christmas slippers on dis
| play at Shea's Shoe Store. adv.
You will want Victrola this year.
See them at Cummings & Lewis. '-adv.
Il Miss Edith Granger of Wells River
was in Barre Tuesday and Wednesday
visiting relatives.
'Everybody's doing it, The Christ
mas club at the Granite Savings bank
Is attracting young and old alike.
adv.
i Machine gun drill at Co. NJ dance on
hall Admission, $l.l0, including war
tax.-adv
Cigars. Our willingness to help the
ladies select cigars gifts makes it a
complete pleasure at browns Drug
store.--ady.
sBig time Christmas eve, Dec. "a,
Granite street hall. Caslani's orches-
ira Tickets, soc per couple. Refresh
ments.--adv.
Women's colored silk umbrellas. ca
Diet handles, leather trimmed, fancy
| tips Special for Christmas, $6.0S, at
The Homer Fits Co.-adv
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Oliver of st.
Johnsbury and their three children are
rfctf t.
erson OF 20 Church street over the hol-
idays.
Miss Katherine T.. Phelps, who Il
working in New York City, arrived in
Barre yesterday to pass the holidays
with her father, HI. A. Phelps Of Acad-
envy street.
Clarence Ward. who has been attend
ing Dartmouth college, arrived home
yesterday to spend the holidays with |
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Ward, OF Hill street.
Miss Elena Barbpri Of Brook street.
who has been studying music in New |
York City, returned to the city to-day
to spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Barberi Of Brook
street.
The members Of the American lie
gion, post No. 10, meet the basketball
team Of the Montpelier National Life
Insurance company at the Montpelier
armory Friday night for the Legion's
first game.
The Odd Ladies win hold social
in X. Of r. hall Friday evening, Dec
%, at o'clock. Odd Ladies bring
their husbands or gentleman friends
and Odd Fellows bring their wives or
lady friends.
Maurice Boland Of Topeka, Kan.
visited with friends about town yes
terday afternoon for several hours. lie
was en- route to Burlington TO pass
the holidays with his parents, who
live there. and stopped of here. Mr.
Boland formerly worked in Montpelier
but was widely known around Barre.
Considerable speculation il going on
the country as to just how
the observance OF Monday should be
made 1t is pointed out that Sunday
is Christmas but that Monday II also
q holiday. However. IN Barre Monday
will be observed universally. The
church exercises viii be Sunday. of
course, but Monday viii be a holiday
in every place Of business in the
.ity. All sheds will be closed, as win
he stores.
If you are looking for holiday pres |
ents, you should see our large line OF !
books, diaries, fountain pens, Ever
sharp and other lines OF fine pencils
and boxes, fine stationery. toys and I
games in great variety, dolls and doll
carriages, kiddie cars, Yclocipedes,
moving picture machines, etc. Victor |
and Columbie talking machines, larg- ,
EST line of records in Vermont, over J
II 900 in stock. We are open evenings
Buswell's Book Store, Montpelier ad. ,
All members Of the Board of Trade l
o-day are in receipt OF letter from a
he secretary, r. w. Bradley. setting /
orth the work accomplished during {
he month ending yesterday The Il
christmas opening and the erection Of /
he toboggan chute on Trow hin and
tber winter sports, together with the
arrangements which are being rapidly
ompleted for the older BOYS confer
nee Jan. ID, IL and Is are set forth in b
etail Mr.. Bradley recently inaugu- h
ated the scheme of sending monthly n
tatement to each member that an o