The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Community house. adv.
n Mrs. Allen Aver OF Lenoxville, r
O., left the City hospital yesterday.
i +. Il. Watt of Boston is passing a
few days in the city on a business
visit
A special Boston bag, IA and 10
inches, for Saturday Sl.5O, at Lander's.
adv
Edward Poole Of West Topsham en-
tered the City hospital for treatment
yesterday.
i All bills due Kenneth Macrae must
! be settled at once. Pay to M. S. Levin,
trustee in bankruptcy. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll of
North Main street left yesterday for
ST. Adams. to attend the funeral Of a
relative.
| d. A. Perry Of the d. A. Perry Real
Estate agency was in Calais to-day
conducting sale for Joseph Neal OF
that place.
!! For those who discriminate Quinn
!, by's California chocolates are rare
and delicious treat. Try them. Barre
Drug Co.--adv.
| Burt Fl. Griffith, who has been con-
fined to his home ON South Main street
by illness for the past week, is reported
to be improving.
Mrs. George NJ. Marion and infant
daughter were removed from the City
! hospital to their home on Maple
Grove street yesterday.
Rummage sale at the Community
U CAT
| and 20, from 10 a. m. to p. m, No.
Spaulding street.adv.
Maccabees, attention. The collector
win be at the Barre Candy Kitchen, 1870
North Main street, Saturday after
noon from 2 to for dues.
This is headquarters for victrolas
and Victor records. Our stock is com
plete. Littlefleld Piano Co., Inc, for
merly Bailey's Music Rooms adv.
George Magee is taking a few days
of from his duties at the G. WI ,Averill
& Co. store, having been called home
few days ago by the death of child
Chicken-pie supper in the X. of P,
hall Thursday evening, Oct. 20, served
by the Women OF Mooseheart Legion,
Remember the date and place and
watch for further announcement adv.
'The Girl from Porcupine,n James
Oliver Curwood's picture, will be shown
at Marshfield, Oct. 2l and at North
Montpelier Oct. %. James Bennett,
Vermonts best tenor, viii appear in
song.--adv.
Notice to members of Co. NJ, Yer
mont National Guard: Next Monday |
at the regular drill period, an election |
to fill the vacancy of captain Of the |
company viii take place; also to gil |
any other vacancies that may occur. !
Per order of company commander
adv.
Virgil r. Ayers stated to-day he |
wished 10 correct the impression that /
he and Nelson b. Ballard had resigned
from the board of assessors. They |
have not resigned as assessors but
from the Board Of Trade, an organi-
cation, declared Mr.. Ayers, which had
been antagonistic to the work Of the
assessors.
A big Epworth league rally is to be
held at the Methodist church here all
day tomorrow. Members Of the or
ganization from 10 or IL surrounding
towns are expected to attend in body.
Dinner will take the form Of basket
lunch and members residing in the
city, as well as those coming from 9th
err towns, are expected TO bring their
lunch. Coffee il TO be served by the
girls Of the church and good time II
Is expected. II
The Board Of Trade wishes TO call
the attention OF the public TO young
man about 20 years of age. dark com
plected, weight about $50 pounds, who II
Is travelling about the city agreeing to II
sel letters for store windows and Of
fees at so cents each and higher. The
board viii be glad to furnish anyone
wishing 20 purchase letters with the
address of the company making them,
where they can be purchased Mt cost
IF about four cents each. HI
DIR. d. c. Jarvis left to-day for
Hanover, where he is to act as field
physician for the University Of Yer HI
mont team during the game with III
Dartmouth. DR.. Jarvis Joined the
bows here this morning when four II
arloads of them arrived in town on II
heir way TO Hanover. Among those II
Who stopped in the city for few mo- II
nents was Jimmie Grieg, the Barre II
,oy, who is back in the Vermont line II
p after being out for some time with II
n injured knee. II