The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
TALK or THE TOWN

TO rent House on Camp street
Edith M. Carr, Tel. 1862 M. adv.
For plumbing and heating. call James
| Mcleod, l2a Orange street. Tel. S25-W.
adv.
The ladies' of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will hold their Christmas sale
| in Legion hall Dec. adv.
Mrs. N. d. Phelps left to-day Tor q
few weeks visit with relatives II Lynn
| Mass, and Norwich, Conn.
For sale: Ford touring car; Just over
hauled in fine shape; cheap for quick
sale. Perry Bros. garage, Pearl ST.
adv.
r. II. club dance in Legion hall on
Thursday, Oct. -, Summers five-pieee
orchestra. All members out for a big
time. adv.
The Clara Barton guild will hold an
indoor picnic at Goddard seminary on
Thursday evening, Oct. -, at $50
Come and bring your lunch
Charles Ross Taggart, musical hui
morist. "The Man from Vermont, at
South Barre grange hall Friday at 3
ID. m. Admission, 25c. Children under
10 years, l0cadv.
A western physician discovered Hem
Roid, harmless pile remedy, In many
cases Of years standing all distress
quickly disappeared We sell i with
money back guarantee. 2. a. Drown
& Co.--adv.
A little knowledge is dangerous
thing. but little fire within an r. 4
B. pipeless furnace saves all tic heat
there is to be made from any kind OF
fuel Marsh-Allen CO., Barre, use and
sell this heater. adv
Al ten cent sewing meeting will be
held at the home Of Mrs, Earl Batch
elder. SO fremont street, Thursday, Oct.
10. at 2:30 p. m. Ladies please bring
needles and thimbles and something to
work on for the church fair
The annual chicken-pie supper will De
given in the Graniteyille Presbyterian
church hall Thursday, Oct. 10, begin.
ming to serve at p. m, for the small
sum Of so cents for adults, and 20 cents
for children under IL. Be on hand be-
fore the rush.-adv.
A most interesting and instructive
Meeting of the third district of the YER
mont Federation of Women's club was
held in Mortified Tuesday, Oct. II.
Those present from the Barre club we're
Miss Blanche Tilden, Mrs. n. d Phelps,
Mrs. r. s. Currier, Mrs. w. r Shep-
ard. Mrs. N. f. Lewis, Mrs. Frances
Watkins, Mrs. +. Il. Robinson, Mrs. +.
NJ Kempton, Mrs. j II. Woodruff and
Mrs. Alexander Smith.
One of the best lectures ever given IN
Barre was before the Barre Woman's
club in Quarry Bank hall yesterday aft
ernoon, when about one hundred ladies
enjoyed talk and practical demonstra-
ton on Home Dyeing and TintingD by
Miss Eleanor u. Sutherland OF Burling-
ton. The lecture was under the dlree-
ton Of the home economics department.
The manner in which Miss Sutherland
treated her subject showed her thor
ough knowledge of it, and many help
full suggestions were given the ladies'.
The following also gave flowers at
the funeral of Mrs Addie Convey In adj
dition to those mentioned in Saturdays
Times. Carnations from Mrs. Guy
Blakeley and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Straiton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Colby, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hendriekson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor Dirty, Mrs.
Emma veiqo, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Veino; roses from Grace and Earl
Covey, Mrs. Eta Rickert; chrysanthe-
NUNS from Mr. and Mrs. G. Daffine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Richie, Mr. and Mrs
William Richie, Mrs. Mertie Winter
and sons and Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Davis.
The prize essay contest for gold
prizes, offered by the local fire insur-
ance underwriters through fhe Barre
Board OF Trade, on the general subject
of fire prevention resulted in con-
siderable number of good essays from
Spaulding high school and from the
grades in the SpauIding building. No
entries were received from Goddard
seminary. The prizes were $40 and 50
for the two winning essays by high
school students and prizes of 50 and 50
by grade students. Prizes were awarded
as follows: Spaulding high school, first,
Marion Pressly. second, Sarah Sector;
grades, first. Evelyn Ladd, second, Eve
lyn Lamorey. The judges of the con-
test were Dean II. Perry, Henry HI.
jackson and Athol r. Bell. The prizes
were awarded to-day by Secretary
Bradley of the Board of Trade.