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

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Big holiday ball given by Barre
Womans club Dec. 26.-adv.
See the line of Wallace Nuttlng cal
endars and pictures at Bell y Hous-
tons .-ady.
Camera, gift Of pleasure will last
forever. Small ones for kiddies At
browns Drug store.--adv.
Elmer White of WHITEHEAD, N. H.,
arrived in Barre yesterday to pass the
holidays with friends here.
Come and enjoy yourself, Granite
street hall, Saturday, Dec "A. Gas
lani's orchestra. Tickets, SOC per cou-
ple.---adv.
We are too busy selling watches,
pearl beads, rings and jewelry at bar
gain prices to write advs. at Goodfei-
| low s.-ady.
M. ard Mrs. John r. Hight Of King.
ston, N. Y, arrived in Barre last night
| to pass the Christmas holiday with
relatives.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bnssiere OF 52a
| North Main street are receiving con
gratulations upon the birth Of daugh-
ter yesterday.
i with every cash order for soda
handsome calendar will be given free
Granite City Bottling Works, tel 10
M. or 740-W.~-adv
4 Warner u. Root Of Boston, who has
been in Barre on business Tor seyera
days, left this morning for his home tc
pass the holidays. J,
4 Miss Lucy Lucchina, who is attend
| ing U. v. NJ, is in Barre passing thf
Christmas season with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lucchina.
/ Mrs. George Mann left on the moor
train to-day for Boston to visit Will
her daughter, Mrs. Z. MACPHERSON
Laws, over Christmas. :
/ Harley Kidder, who is attending Y
lV NJ, Is in Barre to pass the holiday
/ recess with his mother, Mrs. Nellie
| Kidder of Summer street.
| An engine was derailed on the VIII
Jamestown branch near South Barre
yesterday afternoon. II was on the
track from until 3 o'clock.
| Three large, new horse blankets
owned by the Calder q Richardson
store were stolen recently from the
Bolster barn on West street.
| Special Christmas dinner served at Ho-
tel Barre Sunday, Dec. rs, from ! g
| 2:30, SI.25 per plate. Telephone ouo
how many, If convenient.--adv.
4 Rheumatism is increasing prevalent
this year. This explains the unusu-
4 ally large demand +. A. Drown has
! for Rheuma, the one remedy for rheu'
4 matism sold on guarantee. adv.
h Don't throw away that little Christ
mas Savings club pass book that YOU
received; bring it to the Granite Say
inps Bank 4 Trust Co. II will helE
YOU to make your Christmas, 1929, .
merry one.--adv.
| Did YOU meet that lady from Mont
heller. who saved about 20 per cent OF
some Community silver at Bell a Hous
ton'sY She 'phoned this morning that
she was coming up for a bracelet
watch. All the leading makes At from
SIS up.--ady-
John wilbert Ericsson, one -month-ole
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Ericsson
Of New Jersey, n. y, passed away OF
Tuesday morning, after short illness
Of intestinal grippe and was buried
Yesterday. Mrs. Ericsson will be known
as Miss Dorothy Newton Of Burling
ton. Mr.. Ericsson is the son OF Mr.. am
Mrs. Edward Ericsson of 20 Averil
street, this city, and for a time wa
an instructor at y. V. NJ
| Miss Quinlan's school Of dancing hell
| its second annual Christmas dance Il
Worthen hall last evening. The affai
was a pronounced success and was en-
ioyed by about 90 couples. The hal
was prettily decorated in accordance
with the approaching holiday. Novelt.
dances were in order and much enjoy
ment was expressed by all. Miss Quin
Ian wishes TO thank publicly all Wit
assisted and furnished decorations 70
the hall. The music was excellent.
To quote from famous writer, "A
Christmas time the open hand scatter
its bounty DER sea and land sucl
a splendid sentiment that is for US 4
have in mind when sending contribu
ton this year to the Barre City hos
pital. What would we do now with
out that institution which, in spite Q
! every effort TO keep down expenses, !
operated at a considerable loss-lik'
most hospitals in this country am
abroad. A gift from us. no matter how
small, viii show how the efforts OF tn
trustees are appreciated. tSignedl y.