The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-30
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III ALA Ut 1E lOVis
H Only d few New Years cards left at
browns Drug store. adv.
I Closing out all the toys in the ole
Averill store at one-half the price
adv.
II Miss Mary OKeefe Of Burlington is
passing the week with relatives IN the
city.
/ Fifty-cent value chocolates, soc a
pound, at Marchetti's Fruit store
adv.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Carr of Barre
Town are visiting relatives in Burling-
ton.
/ Renew your subscription for your
favorite magazine at browns Drug
store. adv.
1 vacationers will gather at the dance
in Quarry Bank hall Monday night,
Jan. 2.adv.
H Mrs. Edward j. Dion Of l07 Semi
nary street is passing the week with
relatives in Burlington.
Arthur MacSpencer of Ayers street
l.left to-day for White River Junction
on weeks business stay
4 Victor records for January on sale
Saturday, Dec. 81, at Bailey's Music
rooms, 20 Pearl street. adv.
Dance in knights of Columbus hall
! Monday evening, Jan. 2. All knights
/ and ladies cordially invited adv.
Miss Florence Canton, who has been
attending the University of Vermont,
| is passing the vacation in the city.
aEverybody's doing it, The Christ
| mas club at the Granite Savings bank
is attracting young and old alike
adv.
Don't forget the dance at Cobble
Hill grange Friday evening, Dec. 30.
Three piece orchestra; I5c per couple.
adv.
Thomas Arliss OF Bangor, Me-, who
has been visiting friends in Barre for
week or so. returned last night to his
home.
John Farr, who has been passing the
holiday and the first Of the week with
relatives in Burlington, has returned
to the city.
Public dance, gymnasium hall, Gran
itcville, Friday, Dec. 30. Su.tor's or
chestra, five pieces. Admission, 81 per
couple.--adv.
Will Mrs. Vera Durgin, or anyone
knowing Of her whereabouts. please
communicate with meY G. X. Durgin,
Mortified. --adv.
Miss Emily Weston Of New London,
Conn, is passing few days IN the
city with friends. planning TO return
to her home Monday.
Basketball tonight, Spaulding
at..-. Il. A..a~,aa,, 4 a,,tn,, az Snattld-
ing gymnasium. Admission 25c; stu
dents, loo Game called at s.--adv.
All stores, members of the Barre Re-
tail Merchants association, Inc, will
be closed all day Monday, Jan. 2, in
observance OF New Years day.-adv.
Miss Ethel Ducharme of l5l South
Main street has returned to Burling
ton, where she is employed as maid,
after passing the first Of the week
with eher parents.
Over 400 Barre men applied at the
old Ward ice plant yesterday after
noon for work during the cutting sea
son, il was said last night There were
40 men called for.
Albert fanxiously Tim afraid III
soon be bald! my hair is coming out
f. A. Drown--Why worryl Use Paris
ian Sage and III guarantee it will stop
falling hair or return your money. -
adv.
Health is wealth. Be strong and
vigorous. Let Bitro- Phosphate help to
bring the pink glow of youth to your
cheeks. Gain weight and be happy.
Sold at Il. A. Drown a. Co. store. It's
o,,arautqed -ady
Our Thrift club affords an easy-to-
follow method for saving small
amounts, with interest on your weekly
deposits at the rate OF two per cent.
Join the 1922 club now. Quarry Saw
ings Bank & Trust Co.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Booth and
their two daughters of Hill street are
passing the week in Boston While in
that city Miss Isabelle Booth recently
attendel reunion Of the Tall Pine
camp girls at the Hotel Bellevue.
The funeral Of Mrs. G. i. Berg,
whose sudden death, following the
birth Of son Wednesday night, sad
dened her many friends, will be held
from the Baptist church at IL o'clock
Saturday morning. The body viii be
taken to her former home in South
Ryegate for interment.
A regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon will be held
Tuesday. Jan. 3, at $3.50 p. m. lnstalla
ton of officers at s O'Clock. Ladies may
get tickets for partners, who are not
clansmen from Mrs Club. 1871 Wash
ington street. or Mrs. Angus, 6S Mer
chant street Clan ladies and clansmen
viii please wear badges.
The Barre chapter Of the American
Red Cross is fortunate in being able to
announce two interesting speakers for I
next Monday night at 1880 in Aldrich l
hall. Miss Van Patten. the field work
er for the public nursing service, will
tell OF the purposes and accomplish
ments in that branch of Red Cross
work, while Miss Huling, field worker
for the home service department, will /