The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-12
TALK or THE TOWN

Macpregor's golf balls and clubs Al
browns Drug Store. adv
\ New arrival Of New York's latest fal
| hats. Mrs. Birnie, Laurel street
adv.
4 When YOU think Of drinking think q
the Barre Drug CO., soda fountain ,--
lady.
Fresh supply Of Foss chocolates anc
Page 4 Shaw's at browns Drug store
l--adv.
You can save 80 per cent on youl
hand bag See the new ones at Land
er's.-adv.
| Everybody wants a radio" See how
| you can make one for go cents at the
| Park theatre Monday. adv.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nutbrown and daugh'
| ter, Elizabeth, Of Waterbury were in
tho city yesterday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Badger returned
yesterday from Joc's pond, where they
spent the past week at their cottage.
Long distance and general trucking,
furniture speciality. Granite City
Bottling Works. Tel. 72sM or 746-W.
adv.
Nv house at 90 Elm street will be
vacated Sept and will be for sale or
to rent after that date. Mrs. M. 4.
Paige. adv.
Edmund Milne of Spaulding street Is
spending few days fishing at the st.
Bernard Fishing club on the St. Law
renee river.
w. j. Wittemore and Thomas Leddy
of Burlington were in the city to-day
with two large signs which they will
erect in Randolph for the Standard
Oil company.
The majority Of people are movie
fans, when it comes to seeing Buck
Jones, who will be at the Park Sat
urday in his latest attraction, Troop
er O'Neil.
Mrs. Anna Garretson and son, Wal
ter, of New York City returned to
their home to-day, after spending the
past four weeks at the home Of Ray
mond Diemer on east hill
A big rush on warm day proves
without a doubt that the brand of
drinks and sundaes served at our foun-
tain satisfy generally. We would be
pleased to see you. Barre Drug Coz
adv.
A miscellaneous shower was given
last night to Miss Laura Whitcomb at
her home at 10 South Main street in
honor of her approaching marriage to
Lee Maiden of Keith avenue. Twenty
four friends were present and Miss
Whitcomb received many valuable
presents of cut glass, silver, linen and
pyrex ware. Refreshments OF ice cream,
cake and waters were served and games
and the usual mock marriage helped to
make very enjoyable evening Miss
Whitcomb lives with her grandmother,
Mrs. Frank Carleton.
Attention, Victory note holders! A |
call for redemption on Dec. 10, 1922, of
about ST. .000. 100000 Of Az per cent
Victory notes was issued by the secre- |
tary Of treasury ON July 25. The Az
per cent Victory notes called for pay |
ment are those with the letters A, B |
c, d, Il, and y, prefixed to their serial
numbers. The Az per cent Victory
notes bearing any Of these letters
which have been left with this bank for
safe keeping win be sent in for pay
nent without any further action on
he part Of the ownersr When we re- |
GIVE the money for the notes, we will 1
.redit ii on the customers savings ac-
cunt. unless we receive instructions
o dispose of it otherwise. Anyone who
las their Victory notes either in their
afe deposit box or elsewhere may
ring them in and we viii attend to
he redemption Dec. Is, 1922, is the
lay set for payment and interest ceases
.fter that date on all notes called. Peo-
lies National Bank of Barre.--adv.