The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Victor records At Cummings 8
| For good dress values see Morse
line at Montpelier adv
| SEE |, ''Be II goin ter Burberry Cor
ners Dec. 81" SEE u, Il be, u bet
adv.
4 Thanksgiving dance, Willamstowr
Igrange hall, Nov. 20. Music by Landi',
orchestra adv.
/ The funeral of William Ducharms
will be held at st. Monica's church on
Monday att a. m.
Cork linoleum, Gold Seal, rugs and
piece goods. Special prices Sadlicr
outfitter. 10 Keith avenue. adv.
| j. L. Plunkett, who is employed ii
this district. left to-day for Mortified
to pass the week end at his home. M
! Thanksgiving dance at Cobbe hill
Tuesday, Nov %. Landis orchestra.
Auto viii leave Jones & Halls at 7.45
and S:l5. adv.
A handy man: Do you need one for
odd jobs in carpentering, mending and
painting2 II SO telephone j. Il. Skin
ner, 206-W, Barre.-adv.
We viii call for your battery and
put it in winter storage. Expert at
tention at reasonable prices, Kelly a.
Nelson, Main street garage, Tel. TO
adv.
Youngsters all over the city were
enjoying excellent coasting Yesterday
the frozen nature of the ground hold
ing the snow and making it pack easily
into smooth slide.
The fremen's annual concert and
dance will be held in Quarry Bank
hall Wednesday evening, Nov. 20. Car
rolls orchestra, eight pieces. Concert
to Q; dancing 0 to /. Refreshments.
adv.
South Barre grange held its regular
meeting Thursday evening, which was
largely attended. The first and second
degrees were conferred on a large
class After fine program there was
a social hour and buffet lunch was
served.
Members Of the Greenwood Racquet
club to the number of about rs, gath
cred last evening at the home of Miss
Marguerite Currier, East street, to ten
der birthday party to Miss Dorothea
Ahearn, member of the club. Refresh
ments of Ice cream, cake and candyI
were served and very enjoyable eve
ming passed.
Special Thanksgiving sale commenc-
ing today. Strictly fresh eggs, per
ioz., Soc; pure Jersey milk, per qt.,
Toe; pure cream, per qt., Acc; cram
berries, per qt., l5c. two ats. for use;
sweet potatoes, 10 lbs. for 25c; No. I
iancy English walnuts, just arrived,
922 crop, per n, 35c. All other goods
It the same low prices at J. A. Fields I
tere, 1875 Washington street.-adv.
Oscar w. Emery of East Montpelier
vas brought into city court Yesterday
Ifternoon on a charge of operating a
ar while under the influence Of intoxi-
ating liquors. Inspector OsBrien Of
he secretary of states Office made the
rrest. II Is alleged that Emery and
companion tried to turn the corner
rom Summer street onto Addison
lace too short and tore down sec
ion of fence at the home Of Rev. P.
1. McKenna. The offence was com
lifted about II o'clock Thursday eve
ing. Emery pleaded guilty to the
barge brought against him and was
ned $50 and costs of sos which he
aid.
Work on the Legion play, Ozark
,wn Minstrels, - is progressing favor
bly, and by Monday the cast should ,
ave the entire play to perfection. !
here win be many amusing incidents |
! the plot and with "Sammiep bowers 4
the part of village storekeeper the
oening act should be hit. Among !
her old local favorites who viii be !
resent are Paul Giacherio and Ralph :,
liver, both clever comedians. James :
lggs and Billy HOWE are also expect :
to furnish amusement. Among the
myers who are expected to be pres
It are Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Brown and
lmes Bennett. Manager Gage, who
supervising the show. feels that il II
i'll be the biggest hit Barre has ever r,
en- in local talent show for it is 5,
Il Of life from beginning to end. =
ekets are being rapidly sold by mem a
rs of the cast for exchange at the Al
x Office.