The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-18
TALK or THE TOWN


at Morse's, Montpelicr.--adv-
william A. Clark was business VS.
itor in South Royalton to-day.
r. L. Guyettc Of st. Albans was ~
the citv Yesterday on business vist'
C,et your Christmas gifts at the God
dard seven-cent fair Monday night
adv.
w. T. Wood Of Boston is passing the
week end in the city on business
visit.
Rousseau Of ST. Adams arrived
in the city yesterday on business
visit.
charles II. Burnham Of East Calais
was in the city yesterday and to-day
on business.
Il w. II. B. Perry Of Waterbury visited
with III brother, Charles Perry, Of this
city yesterday
| Frank L. Small of Eastern avenue
has returned to his home after Dus-
mess visit to Boston.
II Mrs. N. ID. Phelps has returned
home, after visit to relatives IN MAS
sachusetts and Connecticut.
Miss Marjorie Howe Of Northfisid =
passing the week end visiting with
Miss Dora Aldrich Of this city.
Miss Marion Rasmussen Of Spring
field. Mass. arrived in the city yester-
day for a visit with relatives.
Charles Collins has resumed his du-
ties at the Miers barber shop, after q
weeks vacation spent in Boston ana
vicinity.
Safety razor blades Of all kinds cor
rectly sharpened by new and most ap-
proved machine Ernest Lafayettc1s
barbershop. adv.
Ask for "Zendav at the Littlefeld
piano Co., formerly Bailey's Music
Rooms;s the newest Broadway hit.
Tel. 800 wv .--adv.
il Charles LeClair, DR.. j. w. Stewart
and A. r. Burke were among those VINO
were in Middlebury to attend the foot
ball game this afternoon.
There was good attendance last
evening at the play, 1.-THE Deacon's
Second Wife," repeated by request az
the Congregational vest-y.
Attorney General Frank &. Archi-
bald. who has been conducting an IN
quest here this week, has gone to bis
home in Manchester to pass the week
end.
An onnortunitv to save money.
Sport and dress hats. Evening, dinner
and street dresses on sale Saturday,
Nov. Is. At the Apparel Shoppe, Morse
block.-adv.
Seven day sale, commencing Satur-
day. Nov. is. AT the Apparel shoppe,
| Morse block. Entire stock OF hats,
coats, suits. dresses, sweaters, blouses
and over blouses, etc, at greatly re-
dueed prices. --adv.
1 We have added a storage battery
department and win be pleased to call
for your battery for winter storage.
We handle all makes and our prices
cannot be beaten. Give us a call.
Phone 77s-M. Rossi's garage, corner
Pearl and Summer streets.-adv.
| Workmen have been busy for the
past few days installing the new fire
escape on the Jefferson street side 1T
Mathewson school. The new escape u
much wider and still more convenient
that the old escape located on the OPP
posite side of the building.
Members Of the Greenwood Racquet
club held very enjoyable shack party
at the Slayton camp on east hill last
evening, there being about % members
Of the club present. The evening was
passed in a pleasant way, many kinds
Of games and stunts being in order. Re-
freshments were served during the eve
ming. Four members eof the Spaulding
faculty acted as chaperones.
Hunters left the city in groups this
morning for their favorite haunts to
pass the last few hours which the law
allows in hunting deer. Reports Of deer
shot this week thus far do not begin
to compare with those sent in last year
| although in most cases the animals
brought down have a good spread OF
! horns. Very few local hunters have
been fortunate enough to bring down
their yearly quota and they give the
absence of snow az the chief cause.
4 Professor Dallas Lore Sharp Of Bos-
ton university viii lecture at the Con-
gregational church on Tuesday eve
ming at s o'clock, Nov. 81 This viii
be a regular meeting of the Barre
Woman's club, under the direction Of
the education committee. Those who
are familiar with Prof Sharp's books
will be glad of the opportunity Of
hearing him speak. The subject of the
lecture Ia "The Duty to Dig" Miss
Gladys Gale viii add TO the evenings
pleasure with selections on the organ.