The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17
TALK or THE TOWN

For sport coats see Morse's line al
Montpelier.-adv.
Judge H. w Scott is passing busi-
ness visit in Springfield.
One dollar Russian type mineral oil
75c, at the Rexall store lady
Women's brown heather stockings
special Saturday at Shea's, 4oc. lady.
Ladies' misses and girls coats;
special prices. Sadlier's, Keith avenue.
adv.
0. u. Philbriek of this city was y
business visitor in West Topsham yes
terday.
Step in and look over our line Of
sheet music. Store ia North Main
street, adv.
Mrs. H. 8. Phillips Of Redstone, N.
II, is passing few days with friends
in the city.
Don't forget the sale on Empire tires
and tubes at the N. D. Phelps Co.'s
store this weekday.
See "The Deacon's Second Wife,
Congregational vestry tonight, s
o'clock; 35c and 25c.--adv.
Save money and attend the special
seyen-day sale commencing Saturday,
Nov. IS. At the Apparel Shoppe, Morse
block adv.
Robert Phillips returned To the city
last evening from Saratoga Springs, N.
e, where he has been employed for the
past few months,
The Junior Auxiliary will meet with
Mrs. McGlatiin, Cliff street, Saturday
afternoon at 2:30. The girls are asked
to come prepared to sew.
What to give grandmother that she
will use and enjoy is problem, but
il viii be solved if you 20 to the Meth
odist sale Nov. q and 22--adv
Anthony Lafontaine, Homer Glode, |
Normand Gamache, Emmett Seymour
md Hector Hamelin Of Champlain, N. |
4, arrived in the city last evening to
,e employed.
P. q. Lamson left yesterday for his
nome in Goffstown, NJ IT,, after bus
ness visit to the city. Mr.. Lamson's
'ffices are nov located in Manchester, ,
instead Of Boston
You may call a man worthless, but
Tod knows that there is some good in
lin. Hear about it and see the pie
ures at the Universalist church Sun
lay evening. lady.
Seven-day sale, commencing Sstur-
ay, Nov. is. At the Apparel Shoppe,
Horse block Entire stock of hats,
oats, suits. dresses, sweaters. blouses
nd over blouscs, etc, at greatly re-
uced prices. adv
Several parties of the local terpsich0-
can artists attended the dance in the
own hall at North Montpelier last
vening CAROLS orchestra from this
lty contributed greatly to making it
ne of the good times Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Andrews and
lr. and Mrs. George Andrews, who
ave been passing three days visit
! the home Of their sister, Mrs. John ,
!. Angwin, Of Beckley street, returned ,
lis morning by auto to their home in !
oncord, N. II.
The r. u. club held very enjoyable
lnce in the American Legion hall last
'ening. There was a good attendance
young people and with Summers or
lestra furnishing music good time j,
as enjoyed. Refreshments were served
ring the course Of the evening. IL
Preparations are being rapidly made
II the annual seyen-cent fair at God
lrd seminary, and store windows all
yer the city have on display attrae-
We little notices to the effect that the
iblic can make more OF seven cents
Goddard next week than at any 9th.
place in town.
Only one more day remains to the
Inual deer season and the total Is
small. With the fall of snow
hich has covered most OF the noun
ms in the past As hours tomorrow
ould prove the banner day Of thu
ason as far as the kill goes, and
ere win be more hunters than deer
the woods.