The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-09
TALK or THE TOWN

See the values in millinery. Mrs.
Birnie. 1 Laurel street.adv-
John Cerasoli has left for Buffalo,
N. r., for a few days stay with
friends.
Martha Galef White, electric needle
specialist, will be at Miss Canning's
toilet parlors Friday, Nov. ll.-adv.
DR.. d. C. Jarvis Of Orange street re-
turned to-day from Boston, where ne
went the first of the week on bust
ness.
Walter Krinovitch of fremont street
has returned to the city from New
York City,, where he went on busi-
ness trip few days ago
A. H. Temple, manager OF the I'M
ion Dry Goods Co., left Monday Tor
an extended business trip through
Massachusetts and New York.
Mrs. Irene Rossi of 6 High Holborn
street is taking two weeks vacation
from duties in the Union Dry Goods
Co. store az l9l North Main street.
Armistice day win be observed by
union barber shops in the city, conse-
qnently they will be open until Q
o'clock Thursday night and closed all
day Friday.
Barre Retail Merchants association
stores will be closed all day friday,
Nov. IL, Armistice day, and will re-
main open Thursday evening, Nov. lo,
until 8 o'clock.
Pile sufferers can only get quick,
safe and lasting relief by removing the
cause-cutting and salves won't. do.
Hem Rod. harmless tablet, Is guar
anteed by f. A. Drown adv.
The Knights Of Columbus will hold
their first social and dance in the r.
OF G. hall, Thursday, Nov. II. knights
and their families are cordially IN
vited. Don't forget the date.
Rea Last, who came to the city a
few DAYS ago from the barber union
headquarters at indianapolis, Ind, to
look over the union situation in the
city. returned yesterday morning TO
headquarters.
b. Fumigalli Of AZ Granite street
lost a good work horse one night last
week when the animal, which had been
fastened to the stall. broke the fas-
Jennings and became loose in the stall.
In the animals wandcrings around his
narrow confinement he stepped onto a
bad plank in tight corner, and went
partly through the floor. In trying to
get out of the hole his writings
brought his head against a beam IN
the wall and this SO often that he was
at last knocked senseless. Two local
veterinarians were called buta the
horse could not be saved. having near
" killed himself in his exertions.
The most talked about picture OF
the age, "NIandonnas and Men, will
be shown to-day at the Magnet. 1t
Is the massive and elaborate produc-
ton that likens the amusements, de-
sires and lust of ancient Rome TO
those of modern times and has scored
one of the greatest hits in, the history
Of moving pictures. As wonderful
scene after scene is unreeled the spec
tator soon realizes that he is seeing
the one great feature picture, photo
drama that will live forever because
OF its remarkable story, its wonder
full production and its praiseworthy
acting. adv.
Afternoons and evenings. Tuesday
and Wednesday, New. s and Q, autumn
sale of j. Manamaker's unique depart
ment store at the Methodist church
Aprons for parlor, porch or kitchen,
art goods, choice neediework, house
furnishings. kute things from Riddle
vile. cake in the cool an'airy depart
ment, home made candies, cosy ice
cream corner, funny and fascinating
for the fastidious or the frivolous Ct
the fiourishing scout girls counter.
Opens at o'clock in the afternoon. All
planned and perpetrated by the ladies
and pastors union Of the Methodist
church. The menu for the supper at
the church Wednesday, NOV. .;
Chickcn-pie
Cabbage salad Rolls
Soft piey
Cake Coffee