The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-05
TALK or THE TOWN


Fred ]. Sanborn Of Chelsea was o
visitor in the city to-day
4 Radio batteries charged for soc at
\ divers Battery Station.-adv.
H Choice selection of Christmas cards
at browns Drug store--adv.
| Public dance tonight at Bailey hall,
Montpelier. CAROLS orchestra. ----ad.
See the menu for chicken-pie supper
at Baptist church Wednesday on page
eight adv,
Rummage sale, at Congregational
church, next Saturday afternoon and
evening adv.
/ Adolphus Goneo Of 10 Merchant
street entered the City hospital for
treatment yesterday.
/ Mrs. Daniel McBain Of North Main
street entered the City hospital yes
terday for treatment.
] See that district school in operation
at Burberry Corners, Quarry Bank
hall Dec s at $780, adv.
Window vcntilators, fresh air with
out dust, snow, rain or germs. Sadiier,
ontitter, 10 Keith avenue. adv.
n Aprons of all kinds, fancy articles,
home made candy and food at the Uni
versalist fair Wednesday and Thurs
day. adv.
/ Chicken-pie supper at the Universal
list church Wednesday, Dec. 8. served
by the men Of the church. All the
fixin's. including ice cream and cake
for 50c.adv.
1 The men Of the Universalist church
want IL Ntinctly understood that
the ladies win have no part in prepar-
4 ing the chicken pie supper for Wednes-
day night. adv.
John Gallagher, who has been en-
ployed with his brother in the Gal
lagher Shoe Shining parlors, left yes
terday for Stonington, Me-, where he 4
has secured employment in the gran
lite industry,
d. A. Perry Of the ID. A. Perry Real
Estate agency left to-day for River
Point, near Providence, r. T., where
, he will conduct sale OF 80 head of
pure bred stock for the Royal Dale
Stock farm Of that place.
A New York woman says, y have
used Partisan Sage only two weeks
but my hair has wonderfully increased
in beauty, seems much heavier, and Ia
entirely free of dandruff" E. A.
Drown & Co. sells it with money back |
guarantee. adv.
Miss Eleanor X. Paige Of Montpel
Ter resumed her duties in the office OF !
Paige & Campbell this morning, aft
or several days visit with Mrs A. /
nc. Murphy in Boston. Miss Mildred /
O'Brien. also Of Montpelier, made the 4
trip to and from Boston.
A pleasing afternoon of music and
reading will be given at the home of
Mrs. John Trow Thursday at 2;30 p.
M Everybody Is most cordially in
vited to come and bring-their sewing
and 25 cents. Refreshments viii be
served and an enjoyable afternoon is
assured all.--adv.
Thrift club members, attention. Dec.
-
which to complete payments on your
1922 Thrift club at the Quarry Saw
ings Bank A Trust Go. Don't fail to
make the final payments. so as to re-
ceiye check for your savings plus in
terest of 2 per cents--ady.
Don't forget the Christmas sale to be
held by the Episcopal ladies in the Le-
gion hall Thursday afternoon and eve.
ming and be sure to see Lady Spindle ,
and Lady Dwindle in Mrs. Willis (
WILL Miss Lillian Roberts will also
give reading Admission in the eve
ming, l5c.--ady.
Richard A. Hoar Of yvebsterville j
was discharged from the City hospital /
after having received treat {
ment there for the past three weeks !
Mr.. Hoar was taken TO the City hos Il
pital for treatment for IA guushot
wound accidentally received while at
a hunting camp in Duxbury.
A meeting Of canvassers for the /
Barre Outing club was held in tbe =
Board of Trade rooms last evening \
and the city was divided up into sec I
tions for canyassinE II was also /
deemed wise to create family mem 7
bership Of S., which would include ev- |
cry member of the family, no matter
how large, up TO the age of is years,
In the case Of grown children. Secre-
tary Tudor w. Bradley Of the club
three classes of students at
the high school this morning and was
received with much enthusiasm and ?
pledges for the support of the new
Hub were given.
The Barre Board of Trade is TO co
operate with the merchants this year
IN building up a Christmas business
and plans have already been laid by
NE committee in charge for a wis
low opening. rest room and commu
nifty Christmas tree to be placed on
he city park Forty merchants have
already signiied their intentions of
dining in the movement. An offer
las been made the local Red Cross
happier for the rental Of their head
quarters during the holidays for the
purpose of establishing rest room.
"Dere editur: We want tew use
,olum Of yewr paper to give a speshul
tew the publik tew kun
ew the Blueberry Korners fare, which
; goin tew be in the afternoon and
xeuin' az Dec \ AT Quarry Rank hall