The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01
TALK or THE TOWN

at Montpelier.--adv.
| Flashlights and spotIights, batteries
| and bulbs at Landers.---adv.
| New Victor records on sale to-day
at Cummings and Lewis.-adv.
A new shipment Of hats arrived to
day at Mrs. Birpie's, Laurel street
adv.
William NJ Gale of Bradford was !
business visitor In the city yesterday
afternoon.
To rent; "A six-room tenement on
Summer street. Edith M. Carr, Tel
1862 adv.
William Gearin Of Burlington ar,
rived in the city last evening on d
business visit.
November Victor records on sale to.
day at Littlefeld's, formerly Bailey I
Music rooms. adv.
! Pay less and dress better. II. 4
I. Hutchinson, the Royal Tailor Man,
over Ladd's store. adv
/. "All Over Nothing at ALL song
in fox trot tempo, on a Victor record
at Cummings q Lewis. '-ady.
i Public dance, Cobblc Hill grange, 81
| Thursday Nov. 2 music BY Landi.s
orchestra. Auto leaves postoflice Ak
4 7:45 and 8:l5.--adv.
| Baby robes. Baby needs the outdoor
4 air, but must be kept warm See our
\ line. Persian lamb, fox fur and lamb
skin. B. w. Hooker X Co.--adv.
! Albert bowers and Wilfred LOWE re-
4 turned to the city yesterday from Con
/ cord, N. H., where they went with d
load Of furniture belonging to local
party
| Maccabces, attention. Regular meet
ing Of Harmon review, No. /, will be
held Wednesday evening at. 7,30
o'clock. Refreshments. Social time
after meeting.
See the nice new line of serges and
velvets for dresses and wooden velolrs
and silk plushes for coats and trim
mings Little Dry Goods store, Cottage
street, off North Main.-adv.
An interesting program will be given
Friday evening in the Presbyterian
church at 80 o'clock Come and en-
joy ii and visit the booths the ladies
have prepared for you, with their use
full and beautiful artices--adv
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary, No. Z. OF
Montpelier extends cordial invitation
to the Major l.. A. Abbott camp, Sons
Of Veterans Auxiliary, No. 5, Of Barre.
to their inspection to be held this eve
ming. Supper viii be served from Q 20
o'clock.
Yesterday the janitor of the city
building picked up large section Of
the tin ornamental work placed around
the top of the city building after il
had fallen to the pavement. Evidently
a little renovating is needed about the
building 70 make il safe for pedcs-
TRANS
The following program win be given
Friday evening at the Presbyterian
church, in connection with the sale u
food and Christmas gifts: Psntomime,
"The Rejected Suitor,' by six Young
ladies; dolls drill, by - little girls
Scotch reading. Sandy and His Farm
tickles,r Mrs. Mulch. Admission loc.-
adv.
Members Of the Gatusi Girls club Of
the Presbyterian church gathered last
evening ut the home Of Miss Ruth
Armstrong on Franklin street for an
enjoyable Halloween party. Games and
stunts Of all kinds were enjoyed and
light refreshments served, allYof which |
combined TO make the evening most
enjoyable.
Halloween was celebrated more wig
orously throughout the city last eve
ming than it has been for number Of |
years. The thoughts of ghosts and COB
Inns rowing the city had no effect on
gangs Of youngsters bent on mischief |
and pleasure. Cabbage stumps, aged
vegetables, cornstalks, ancient eggs and |
other articles could be found this morn
ing plastered over piazzas from Quarry
street to Wiley street and this was by |
no means all of the damage done. Steps |
were removed from the moorings of |
lifetime, gates taken off and spirited |
away, packing boxes tipped over and |
rubbish set out for the collector spread |
to the four winds. Another noticeable |
effect on Main street this morning was |
windows covered with candle marks |
Evidently the police warning had the |
opposite effect from that desired. A
few stuck TO the safe and sane method |
of celebrating and enjoyed parties at
their homes where the old games Of
bobbing apples, fortune telling and 90
forth were in force.