The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-16

TALK or The TOWN
For cement and brick work call Leel,
SO Pleasant street, phone 276-7.--ady-
eThe Courtin'' at the Methodist
fair, Nov. 22, win amuse you. Come.
adv.
States Attorney G. B. Adams of
Waterbury was a visitor in the city
yesterday.
There win be a service in the Church
Of the Good Shepherd OF Friday eve
ming at 1880.
William Riddle OF the Western I'm
ion Telegraph office is confined to his
home by illness.
Don't forget the sale IN Empire tires
and tubes at the N. d. Rhelps Co.'S
store this weekday.
The ladies' hospital aid will meet at
the hospital Friday afternoon for the
weekly sewing meeting.
"The Deacon's Second Wife, Con
grogational church, Friday. 5 p. M; 35c
and 25c. Repeated by request.-zadv.
Aprons for every occasion and hand
kerchiefs of all kinds and descriptions
on sale at the Methodist fair Nov. p
and 22.-adv.
There will be a car to Barre after
the performance Of Harvey's minstrels
at the Playhouse, Montpelier, Friday
eyening.-adv.
Public dance at North Montpelier
Thursday night. CAROLS orchestra,
seven pieces. Refreshments will be
served.-adv.
George Stewart, jr., Of Long street
left this morning for Boston, where
he viii spend a few days before going
to st. Petersburg, Fla, where he viii
be employed during the winter.
Huntress Clark is taking the place
OF Wade Benjamin for a few days on
| the stage running between Barre and
| Hardwick. Mr.. Clark expects to re-
| sume his duties at Goddard next week,
after having been laid up with Injuries
to his ankle.
Eddie Gagnon, who during the sum
mer months has been employed with
| Jacobs orchestra and Of late with the
Magnet orchestra, left the city yester.
day for Boston, where he will pass a
few days before returning to his home
in Manchester, n. II.
Women of Mooseheart Legion win
hold a masquerade after their regular
meeting Thursday, Nov. %. All mem
bers are invited to bring a lady friend.
Come and have your past. present and
future revealed by Princess Minniteli-
tai. Admission, l0c.,ady-
sLightnin',n the famous play in
which Frank Bacon has taken the lead
ing role for several seasons, and which
teaches that every man has some good
in him, will be the subject Of the Illus
trated sermon at the Universalist
church Sunday evening.ady.
The members Of the w. G. r.. II. are
invited to Mrs. Waterman's in Water
bury Friday, Nov. IL. All wishing to
go will take the llsl5 car, which con-
meets with the stage in Montpelier and
all wishing TO 20 by train will take
the l2:45. Mrs. w. ]. Shields, sec.
A large number of Berlin townspco- /
pie gathered in the Berlin hall last
night at a reception given in honor OF
Representative elect T.. G. Hayden and
wife. There was an entertainment Of
solos and recitations and interesting
speeches made by Col. Thomas, B. Il.
Bailey and Joseph Abair from Mont
pelier, Standardized d. A. Perry and
Representative ELECT Il. g. Hayden of
Berlin. Refreshments of cake and cof-
fee were served. The success of the af-
fair was largely due to the work Of a
committee composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d.
Bancroft and Nh. and Mrs. M. J. Cor
liss.
The Methodist ladies cordially invite
the public TO attend their fair and sale
Nov. 81 and %. Remember the booths
for all ages. AT the babies" booth, in
charge of Mrs. Jarvis. will be found
everything one could desire for a gift
for baby and the small child; a. the
schoolgirls" booth, in charge OF Miss
Ruth Davis, handkerchiefs win be a
speciality: at the sweet sixteen" booth,
homemade candy OF all kinds will be
on sale. Mary Andrews and Dorothy
suitor in attendance; Mrs. Cleora
Hooker, in charge Of the brides"
booth, will have lovely handmade
fancy and useful articles and hand
painted flowers; nc the housewives"
booth Mrs. Scott viii provide you with
home made %jellies, mincemeat, food,
etc. and at the "grandmothers'" booth
Mrs. l.. d. Martin will help you choose
gifts that grandma will use and en-
JOY. Come and see, IL you don't buy
Mrs. wishart and her helpers will be
happy TO serve you a cup of tea in
the rest room. Remember the chicken
pie supper Tuesday night and the en-
tertainment "Wednesday night-adv.