The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18

n s.. j. Graves started work to-day as
janitor Of the Morse block.
Public dance at Marshfield Tuesday
evening, Oct. Is. CAROLS orchestra
adv.
Mrs. Ethel C. Smith Of 81 Perry
street was at Woodbury. pond to-day
at her cottage.
H Regular meeting Of tool sharpeners,
No. 2, in Foresters' hall Wednesday
evening at o'clock.
4 Don't forget the d. of r., No. 10,
masquerade ball. Seven-piece orches
ira. Dancing, to II. adv
A regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon, No. IL, will
be held Tuesday, Oct. IS, at 7;I5 p.
m. Balloting.
I Secretary I. W. Bradley of the
/ Board of Trade is in Burlington to-
day attending the meeting of the re-
| taH dealers.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Brown Of Ell
more street have as their guests, their
daughter, Mrs. Edna Bessie of Hyde
Park, and her husband.
One need Of the hospital is for face
cloths. Kindly donate old bath towels
| to be made over for this purpose, or
! face cloths. Bag day Oct. 90
! Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe Morrison and
little daughter Of Evanston, H., are
i the guests of Mr.. Morrison's brother,
! Norman j. Morrison, Of Hill street.
Carload of Baldwin and Northern
Spy apples at c. " yard Tuesday.
Good chance to get choice apples for
the winter. Cogger s Ross, Hampton,
n. H-adv.
| D. A. Perry is in Brattleboro to-day
conducting a sale of stock and tools
for the Clapp estate. The sale is be-
ing held under the supervision of the
Brattleboro Trust Co.
Next Thursday, Oct. 20, will he the
annual bag day for the Barre City
hospital. Vegetables, fruit, canned
goods, eatables of any kind and old
linen would be very acceptable.
If You want to meet ali your friends
and also get a fine supper for 35c,
make your way to the Congregational
church Wednesday night. Bring the
children along; any under IL years OF
age, 25c adv.
William and Joseph Wilkin, the for
mer living in the vicinity Of Lowell,
Mass. we're in town the latter part
Of last week with former friends and
acquaintance. The men were former
IN Of Barre
Have ybur furs repaired and renod-
eled now. All work guaranteed. Dye
ing and steam cleaning speciality. |
Open every evening. Barre Cleaning,
Dyeing and Tailoring Shop. w. krino-
gitz, Prop. ls2, North Main street. |
Phone l92-J.-ady.
George zeenter returned yesterday |
to his home in New Haven, Conn. Mr.. |
Zeenter was called to Barre because
of the illness of his wife. who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
street for some time.
Under the direction Of J. c. Dodge Of
100 South Main street, painter, the
different rooms of the Blanchard block
are being repainted. The offices of
Dr. II. A. Drew and DIR. +. G. Sprague
on the second floor have been deco
rated. On the next floor the rooms OF
the Vincitia club viii be treated, and
on the fourth floor work has already
begun. The work began this week,
and win probably take two or three
weeks.
The Harpyocal Ensemble, composed
of three harpists and a singer, viii APP
pear at the opera house tomorrow
night in the first concert OF this years
course held under the
direction of the Board Of Trade and
the Woman's club. The thinner sisters
constitute the only grand harp trio in
the United States, while Raymond 81
monds, tenor, enjoys splendid repu
tation as singer Mr.. S;monds was
soloist at Kings chapel in Boston for
three years and IS now completing his
fourth year as soloist at the Old
South church in Boston. He viii give
as special feature a group Of negro
spirituals, prefacing each with an ex-
PLANTATION. The concert starts at Sis
o'clock.