The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-20
TALK OF THE TOWN


II Our entire stock OF women's shoe
H marked down at Shea's.- adv.
II DIR. L. j. Crabtree has left Barre +
take up practice in Elizabeth, N. ].
The installation of officers OF tn
II Modern Woodmen viii take place to
II night
II The Independent Order of Forester
| will hold dance in Worthen hall Jan
| 20 for old and young adv.
Discriminating smokers prefer q
Sculptor cigar Manufacturer by Yves
lev Hoffman Tel -W.--adv.
| Keep in mind the Burns concert al
the Presbyterian church next Wednes
day night. A splendid concert for Zoe
lady
Heavy rubber footwear vulcanized
by machinery. Good as new. Bring
them in. j J. Hastings, 81 North
Main street adv.
Special meeting Of the A. 0. H. Fri
day night, Jan. 20, at o'clock sharp.
Business Of Importance. All members
are requested to be present.
/ Our groceries are OF the highest quail
lily; our prices ought TO please you.
| Come in and see us. Mcrrill's Cash
store, Morse block. adv.
The Friday evening service viii be
held as usual this week in the Church
of the Good Shepherd at 7:30 p. m.
Choir practice at $3.50 p. m.
House for sale, 0S Washington
street; best location in Barre. For in
formation write Clinton i. Millar, p.
| 0. box 43, Quincy, Mass.~ady.
t. .,f Gf.tf
cy, Mass, arrived in Barre yesterday
afternoon to pass a few weeks with
friends here and in Williamstown.
Mrs. Frank X. Bennett and children
George and Miriam, of Burlington have
returned to their home, after passing
few weeks In Barre visiting relatives
st A. Specials cigar: are always
the same in quality and workmanship.
100 per cent value for your money
Ask yolir dealer. sRaymond Guyette,
Mfr, st. Albans, Vt.-adv.
George Demerell and Charles A.
Brown of Jefferson street returned TO
Barre this morning from Boston, where
they have been attending consen-
ton Of New England retailers.
Will Leonard and his son, Daniel
Leonard, have returned to their home
in White River Junction, after passing
a couple Of weeks with relatives here
in Barre.
Among those who were in hunt
ing party. which left Barre this morn
ing for Maidstone, were Alex. Milne,
George Bond and III p. Hinman. They
will hunt rabbits and foxes.
Rub Partisan Sage ON your head and
you will not have to scratch the dand-
ruff off: cures itching scalp, gives
luxuriant head Of beautiful hair Il. II
A. Drown sells it on money back plan.
adv.
Douglass Mcleod Of Westerly. X. II,
who has been in Barre for several
weeks on business. left last night to
return to his home. Mr.. Mcleod
planned on going to Quincy, Mass, be
fore going back to Westerly II
Robert Mackenzie, member Of the
widely known Adelphi male quartet. is
n Barre to-day renewing his many ac-
,uaintances here Mr.. Mackenzie for
nerIy lived in this city. The quartet Is h
d give concert in Montpelier to-
light.
Lost or stolen: Some time during
he supper for the Older Boys confer
nee last Friday night, bag disap
'eared from the Methodist church. II
obtained shirts, collars, pajamas, tot
et articles, school books, etc. Any in
about It viii be gladly re-
eived by Byron N. Clark, Burlington.
Eat what you want. Sleep with
eace and tranquility. Regain your
,st vigor and nerve force. Bitro- III
hosphate is purposed to give Won add VI
4 weight and strength. and TO make III
on we'll 0btainable at r. A. Drown
Co. drug store. Strictly guaranteed.
adv.
Commencing tonight Mrs. Charlotte HI
enson viii begin course of lessons III
applied psychology and the class NI
i'll be held in the assembly room of iii
e Universalist church The cost of HI
e course is $40 for the seven lessons
ngIe lessons will be 50. The public HI
cordially invited to unite with the III
lss.--adv. 4 I'LL
The operetta to be presented in the HI
assembly hall Feb win be HI
II worth your while to attend The III
lsic and acting are very good You Hi
II find this entertainment a rare N
at. A. this is the only concert to
given this year by the Glee club, ~.
u will need TO purchase tickets
-ly. adv.
Through a Misunderstanding il was
ted in yesterdays paper that Mrs :
zaire Letourneau had made her pb,
ne with daughter. Mrs. Joseph !
rneau. II should have read that she for
ided in the home of her son, Joseph !
ourneau. and that che was tenderly lou,
ed for during her years OF suffering "A
Mrs. Joseph Letourneau. \
pecials at j. A. Fields store. Ia be
shington street: 10 Ms. A. A. oat- urd
Al, 45e: 10 ibs. A. oatmeal, 45c; l0i A
graham -four, soc; 10 lbs. rolled sol'
;. 40e; 10 ms. graduated yellow mig
n meal, zoe; only boxes of that Of
! honey at SOC a box; a few more JON
! of orange marmalade, jar. zoe: | -
eapple, raspberry and strawberryI
y, all 10 OF. jars. each l5c.-adv. IL
ver 200 couples danced and had
time for the benefit of the nurses
Barre City hospital last evening in
Irry Bank hall The hall was given I
ouch Of color with festoons Of red I
,e paper and sprucc boughs- Car 7
: orchestra furnished the music
! kept the large crowd on the move. i.
le n table laden with ice cream. :.
ch. sandwiches aud coffee satisfied !
longings 81 the inner self. The re-.
e. from the dance and the sale Of