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

Smoke ''Old ABE cighiss ~ ~
browns drug store. adv
Henry Falway Of Burlington is a
business visitor in the city.
H Women's u. s. rubbers to ut Cuban
heels, S5c pair lat Sheas -ady.
Dance every Saturday night, How
land hall; CAROLS orchestra. lady.
4 II. G. Glysson Of Perry street is pass
ing few weeks in Indiana and Ohio
on business. ~
Congregationalists attention! There
! will be no Christian Endcayor social
Saturday night.
Il Be sure to attend the American be-
gion Auxiliary bazaar at Rowland hall
Nov. IL and Is. CAROLS orchestra.
adv.
| A four prong, 1853 pound buck was
shot Yesterday in Warren by Super
| intendent OF Streets A. 4. Freeman Of
Barre.
i Al. Fl. Temple has returned to the
Union Dry Goods store, after a few
days business trip to Boston and other
points.
/ A special meeting Of Clan Gordon,
4 Mo- IL, o. S. G., will be held to night
at o'clock. Initiation. A social time
4 win follow the meeting.
Snow time is sliding time. The N. p.
4 Phelps company has complete line Of
sleds, jumpers, skis and snowshoes at
prices that are right. adv
Mrs. James Sullivan and Mrs. I. Q.
MERCER, who have been visiting friends
in South Barre for about two weeks,
4 leave to-day or tomorrow for their
homes III Montreal
| Mr.. and Mrs. J.. n. Walsh left Barre
yesterday for Winooski, where they
/ viii make their home in the future.
Mr.. Walsh has accepted a position
\ with the American Wooden Co.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Temple OF Con-
cord, n. H., arrived in Barre yester-
day to pass the week end. They will
| 90 to Montreal Monday to spend . FEW
weeks before returning to their home.
| George Nye, who returned to the city
the middle part OF the week from an
outing trip in the northern part OF the
state, has left again for the hunting
fields.
| Mrs. Robert Gordon has returned
| from Danyille, where she has been
/ visiting with her daughter She will
pass a few days at her former home
here before returning to her home IN
Lynn, Mass
Trade conditions we're discussed at
largely attended meeting Of the
| Granite Manufacturers association In.
| the assembly room. Thursday after
noon. The meeting was adjourned To
kTuesday at 2 o'clock
The poor condition Of the grounds
caused the Spaulding Montpelier high
game. scheduled for yesterday to be
postponed. No definite date was set
| for the game but il will be played in
the first day the weather and ground
are clear. 8,
A large number of Barre football
enthusiasts left this morning for Bur
| lfnrton to attend the u. N Mind.
dleburv game. Tho Vermont state
championship is at stake and the game
Il the only one scheduled for this aft
ernoon in this section OF New Eng
| land.
| Ii YOU want to see some fun, 90 10
the Congregational church Wednesday
night when "The Deacon Takes a
Wife" and see Yennie Yensen Ethel
Spear do little courting on-the side,
when she sees zone pretty good lookin'
| fellers in Deuteronomy Jones element
laddl .-ady.
All depositors of the Barre Savings
Bank & Trust Co. are earnestly urged
10 attend mass meeting to be held
| In Rowland hall Wednesday evening,
| Nov. liz. at 7:30 o'clock. The purpose
of this meeting will be to learn the ex-
act condition OF the bank and to see II
any action we may take would help
relieve the present situation. It Is
hoped that every depcsitor will be
present and discuss fully any PROPOSE
ton that may arise.
Saturday night lunches are to be re-
sumed this evening at the Vincltia
club and win be continued weekly
throughout the fall and winter. The
entertainment committee plans 70
make these affairs OF more than pass
ing interest to the members and, later,
Il Il hoped that informal musical pro-
grams will be arranged. Plans are be
ing laid for the first 'ladies night" of
the season which will be early in De-
cemDcr. ana dFihHktHttHtS dic hhuti-
way for local tournaments and the Gus
tomary intercity meetings between the
yineitia club and the Apollo club of
Montpelier.
Traffic on the Barre Montpelier troll
ley line was held up for an hour on
Thursday afternoon by an automobile
which skidded on the snow, slid onto the
tracks and hung half over the embank
ment a short distance south of lones
Bros. The machine was large sedan.
bearing Massachusetts registration
plates. No one in the crowd which
quickly gathered could tell what kept
the car from going over the bank down
onto the railroad tracks but there il
hung and the occupants, a young man
and woman. were uninjured. A large
moving van from Burlington came
along later and hauled the sedan back
onto the road II was found 10 be nnin-
iured and proceeded under its own
power.