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

! 90 Pleasant street, phone zio-o--auv,
Mrs. Jean Beaulieu has had tele
phone installed at her home; 234-4.---
adv
Sixty new handbags by parcel post
received this morning at Lander's.-
adv.
"Call Me Back, iPal o. Mine on a
Victor record at Cummings y Lewis,
adv.
Misses Hilda Alien and Kathleen
HameI visited in Waterbury yester-
day.
For plumbing and heating. call James
Mcleod, l2a Orange street. TEL s23-W.
| adv.
! November Victor records on sale to-
day at Littlefeld's, formerly Bailey's
| Music rooms.--adv.
| Final collection Of rubbish for this
year begins morrow morning and
win follow the usual routes.
The entire stock Of the Mattapan
| Shoe Go. must be disposed of at some
price this week at Shea's. adv.
l
'sWhen the Leaves Come Tumbling
| Down." fox trot hit, on Victor rec
i ord at Cummings & Lewis. adv.
4 We have everything in small leath-
err goods, including Boston bags, trav-
! cling bags and suitcases, at Lander's.--
adv.
Spiritual seances viii be held with
! James Hills, II Elm street, every
| Thursday evening at 7:45 until further
notice.
i Mrs. Frances Peck Of Hayerhill,
Mass, il visiting in the family Of II.
O, Dwinell on the Montpelier road for a
l few weeks.
Don't forget to enroll in the Christ
\ mas musical club at the Littlefield
Piano Co., formerly Bailey's Music
rooms. adv
| Good credit is good, cash five per cent
lis better Sadlier. outfitter. Furniture,
floor coverings and clothing 10 Keith
ayenue.--ady.
The Clara Barton guild will meet ct
Goddard seminary Thursday evening Of
this week at s o'clock. Please come
prepared to sew
| Public dance, Cobble Hill grange, IN
Thursday, Nov. 2; music by lands
orchestra. Auto leaves postofiicc at
tl7:45 and S;l5.ady.
i Baby robes. Baby needs the outdoor
air, but must be kept warm. See our
line. Persian lamb fox fur and lamb
skin. B. w. Hooker & Co.adv.
i Members of the Presbyterian board
of managers are asked to meet imme-
ldiately after the supper at the church
Thursday evening. Important business
4 The Knights of Columbus viii hold
their first public dance Friday evening,
Nov. 3, in X. of c. hall. Dancing from
$3.50 to II o'clock. Everybody invited.
adv.
The last drop in the bottle of Ba-
ker's vanilla IL as good as the first one.
And every drop is full strength, and as
pure and good as it is possible to make
| it. Ask your grocer.--adv.
If pile sufferer. don't become de-
spondent--try DIR. Leonhardt's Hem
Roid. harmless tablet that is guar
anteed to quickly Danish all misery or
money refunded. Z. A. Drown adv
Regular meeting of the l. 0. 0. L., NJ
IT,. in X. of p. hall Thursday, Nov. 2
! at o'clock. Guards and officers wear
white The provincial grand lady is ex-
pected to be present. Refreshments vii
be served.
Barre picture patrons are in for an:
other treat in Anita Stewart at the
Park in her latest production, Rose Of
the Sea" and Martha Mansfield at the
Magnet in "Queen of the Moulin
Rouge" for to-day and tomorrow. =
adv.
A large number Of Goddard students
attended the Halloween party held IN
the seminary assembly hall last eve.
ming. Games were played and refresh
ments were served, after which dance
was held until 10 o'clock. The affair
was in charge Of Miss Betty Brown and
committee Of students.
Mr.. Hartwell. who gives an illustra.
ed lecture on porto Rico" in the Meth.
odist church Friday evening, gave the
same lecture in Montpelier about two
weeks ago, where il was much enjoyed
II is worth the listening to by every
adult and child in Barre, and the pri,a
Is only 25c for adults and l5c for chill.
dren, including campfire girls and boy
scouts.-adv.
The last meeting of the Barre board
of civil authority for the purpose OF
placing names on the checklist viii be
held AT the city court room tomorrow
evening, beginning at o'clock All
eligible voters who have not yet had
their names placed on the list should
attend this meeting 20 that they val
be able to vote at the general election
on Tuesday, Nov. Z.
Fifteen members OF the Willhcha
campfire girls were entertained last
evening by Miss Helen Annas at ner
home on Spaulding street, the nature
Of the party being a Halloween mas
Il qucrade. The house was deliberately
decorated with Jack-o- lanterns, corn
stalks. black cats and witches, the col
ors yellow and back being in evidence
everywhere. The guests, all Of whom
were costumed for the occasion. were
ushered in by two ghosts. The evening
was spent in playing games and rer-
| forming stunts. Mrs. L. VI. Avcrill ami
| Misc Dorothy Averill, the latter ,he
campfire guardian. assisted. A bouati-
f,,l supper was served by Mrs. George
/ IL. NJ.