The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-06
TALK or THE TOWN


h Methodist church supper tonight
II adv
Miss Thomson. coat and suit makel
\ II Laurel street adv
n Fresh Jumbo peanuts, 2oe at the Re
4 Cross Pharmacy. adv.
Cars washed and polished, $l.5(
divers Battery station. adv,
Gold seal congoleum art rugs IN al
sizes at Hooker's at reduced price.
This week only adv.
II William Duncan Of Pleasant stree
has gone to Baltimore, Md, where III
has secured employment.
| Public dance every Saturday night
Quarry Bank hall, CAROLS orchestra
Special car after dance adv
4 "The old folks at home used Bakers
Flavoring Extracts when you were
child. Az good to-day as then. adv.
! The popular dances Of the Universal
| ist dance series are to start Oct 26
with CAROLS orchestra at Quarry Bank
hall, 8 to /; sl.25 couple; extra ladies'
Soc. adv.
Going out of business. Some excep-
tional shoe, hose and other bargains,
| Boston Bargain Shoe and Hosiery store,
corner Elm and Court streets, Mont
i pelier. adv.
George G. Grandfieid. candidate for
county sheriff, who recently filed the
necessary papers giving him chance
TO run for sheriff. arrived in the city
last evening on a business visit.
Many of our society people thank
Partisan Sage for their beautiful HAIR
Use it two or three times week VI
says II Az Drown, and ii will make
the hair thick and beautiful. nadv.
Fire prevention. Do not put hct ashes
in or near wood. Get can or dump
them out in the lot, Do not put rubbish
with your ashes az ii makes sparks
that fly around under barns and "a
RACES Be careful.
Knights Of Birmingham, attention
The degree will be conferred in Barre
Thursday. Oct. ~ at 7:30 p. m. Ban
quet at 9 p. m. In Masonic banquet
hall Watch the papers for further an
nouncements. Per order r l. M. r. r.
Fire extinguishers should be re-
charged once year. Look up the date il
was charged last as it il no good in
case Of fire after one year. We are in
position to recharge them or sell
you the acid and soda. browns Drug
store.--adv.
Major David Main, divisional com
mander Of Salvation Army activities
in southern New England, will conduct
q special service in the Salvation
Army hall Friday evening al O'Clock
Major Main il an officer Of long and
faithful standing and well worth hear
ing. He viii be supported BY Adjutant
Thomas Halpaso, divisional Y. 2. sec
rotary, staff chapter Tumble, bands
men II. McCabe and John Shera. The
quartet accompanying the major are
all able musicians and good time
Is assured all who attend, 0pen-air |
meeting at 7;30.
The regular meeting Of Cobble Hill
grange was held on Tuesday evening. |
The regular course OF business was car
ried out and two applications for mem
bership were received. The program was
as follows: Reading, Mrs. F. N. Trow;
reading, A. Il. Smith; talk on radio, |
Stanley Curtis. This was followed by |
an old fashioned spelling down, Edna
and A. w Phelps being cap.
tains. Mr.. Phelps side winning. On Fri
day evening, the 18th, the over thirties
will pay their forfeit by giving the
Young members social and entertain
ment. The next meeting viii be Tues
day evening, Oct. H.
Football viii attract even more at
tention from sport fans here to-mor
row than does the popular world
series. Goddard seminary is scheduled
10 battle with St. Anselms of Manches
Ter. n. H., here during the afternoon
ind at the same time Spaulding plays
he big game of the season with Bur.
ington. Both of the local teams are IN
he best of physical condition and
coaches are confident Spsuldings team
ias been given considerable practice on
nd runs and forward pass formations
his week as il has been discovered that
hose were the points on which they
we're weak. All that is needed now 10
,ut both teams over the top is the co
operation OF the public at the field.
DIR. II. A. Drew, who has been At
ending the Vermont state osteopathic
held in Burlington, returned
n the cifv~last evening