The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-10
TALK OF THE TOWN


Old time medicine sale next week
Russell's. adv.
4 w. II. Shaw Of Mortified was vas
itor in the city yesterday.
Miss Edith Dodds Of Burlington !
passing a few days at her home here
Douglas Wood and Mitchell Muir,
left this morning for Walden on dee
hunting trip.
j James Hogg, who has been employs
on construction work at Danville, ha
/ returned to this city.
i Lowell Drown returned to-day frol
Maidstone, where he has been passing
a short hunting trip.
William Barnes Of Plainfield was
! visitor at the home of A. g. Miles O
| South Main street yesterday.
Armistice day dance, auspices Amer
4 lean Legion, Quarry Bank hall, Satur
day night; CAROLS orchestra. -ady.
Keep an open date for the 0. =. s
chicken pie supper and dance, Friday
Nov. II, at grange hall, Williamstown
adv.
Another large shipment Of Broadwa,
song hits received to-day, 25c copy
Littlefield Piano Co, formerly Bailey
Music rooms. adv.
Rummage salei There will be an
other rummage sale at the Salvation
Army hall Friday afternoon, commenc
| ing at | o'clockadv.
Miss Agnes Leslie left on Thursday
for Buffalo, N. ", where she viii b
married Nov IS to Alexander Robert
son, formerly of Barre.
| Another shipment of those pepper
mint patties just arrived, 34c a pound
or $l.35 per five-pound box, at Mar
chetti's Fruit store.--adv.
Laurence Campbell Of North Mai,
street left last night for New Yorl
| City to attend the Dartmouth -Corne.
| football game there tomorrow.
i Members Of North Star lodge, No
/ ll2. Order Of v. o., are requested tx
attend the meeting with the lodge OF
Saturday, Nov. II. Important bust
| ness.
Patronize the domestic booth a. tn
Congregational sale. Get your home
made bread. rolls, baked beans and 9th
err eatables there next Tuesday ant
Wednesday,
Have your heavy rubber footwear
vulcanized now and be prepared for
the season ahead. Work guaranteed
to stay. j. J. Hastings, 81 North
Main street.--adv.
Charles Lascor mid western repre-
sentative for the Martinson Estate
Granite company, arrived in the city
Yesterday from indianapolis for WIS.
X at his home ON Webster avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Waterman OF
Washington street have resumed TO
the city, after Visit with relatives in
Orleans. Mr.. Waterman has been on a
vacation from duties at the postoffice.
1t may be possible to make perfect
desserts without Bakers Certified Fla
voring Extracts. You can prepare your
meals over an old-fashioned open
CRATE; but it would not be easy or eco
nomical- adv.
Barre friends of Richard V. Stone,
formerly granite manufactures on
Burnham's meadow and more recently
Of Chicago, will be interested to learn
that he is now located in the building
granite manufacturing industry in 81.
Cloud, Mimi.
Don't fail to hear the lecture on
"rhe Art Of Interior Decorating" by
Miss Mary Fl. Northend Of Salem,
Mass, next Tuesday evening, Nov. II,
at the Barre opera house at ; o'clock
Barre woman's club members admit
ted by their tickets. Public. 25c. adv.
Compare our prices on pianos with
even the pre-war prices asked for the
same makes by other piano dealers.
Another large shipment of Broadway
son hits received to.ady, 25c a copy.
Littlefeld Piano Co. Formerly Bail
ey's Music Rooms adv.
The number Of candidates for
Spaulding's basketball team IL larger
this year than ever before, and, al
though Coach Lundholm will have
mostly green material with which 20
work. there are enough veterans left to
form nucleus for strong team. The
first try-out win probably be held next
week.
Gallagher's shoe shining parIors
changed quarters last evening when
the entire stock and equipment was re
moved from the Depot square store to
what was formerly the lobby of the
Biiou dance hall. In his new quarters
Mr.. Gallagher has installed three pool
tables and one billiard table, something
which he did not have room for in the
old store. He viii continue to do a
shoe shining business.