The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-09
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rel street.-adv.
For cement and brick work call Leel,
SO Pleasant street. phone 276-6.-adv.
Regular meeting Of G. Q. Z. this
evening. Per chief ranger, Thomas
Hamel.
f. P. Jedrey of Lewiston, Me-, ar
rived in Barre yesterday on q few days
business visit.
Mrs. Fred Houghton Of East street
is spending a few days at the home OF
her parents in Cabot.
Window ve~ntilators, fresh air with
out dust, snow, rain or germs. Sadlier,
outfitter, 10 Keith avenue.-adv.
Baptist Philatheas! Work meeting
| Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
Walton Shields, Webster street.
Annual Congregational sale, play
and chicken-pie supper next week
Tuesday and Wednesday.-adv.
The weekly sewing meeting Of the
ladies hospital aid will be held at the
hospital Friday afternoon at 2:3o.
Alex Daniels, who has been confined
tolhis home by illness, was able to be
out for the first time in four weeks
Yesterday.
The Gatusi club will meet tonight
at I o'clock at the home OF their
guardian, Mrs. Wood. Please bring
your sewing.
Al Reliance aluminium coffee percola-
tor and a pound of S. S.. Pierce's coffee,
only 81 20, on sale Friday at browns
Drug store.-adv.
Rummaqe salei There win be an.
~ ~ ..1o - 4hn Salvation
Army hall Friday afternoon, commence
ing at / o'clock-adv.
For Sale: A slightly used White
drophead sewing machine for only $40.
Singer Sewing Machine Co., 10 Elm
street, tel. 557-W.-adv.
Another shipment OF those pepper
mint patties just arrived, 34c a pound
or sl.35 per five-pound box, at Mar
chctti's Fruit store.-adv.
The Knights of Columbus will hold q
public dance Friday evening, Nov TO-;
dancing from $3.50 to IL. Landi's or
chestra. Everybody welcome-adv.
Now the ROYAL oyercoat holds sway,
one Of the finest things a tailoring
merchant can sell, a rich and satisfying
garment. The Royal Tailor Man..
adv.
Ry mistake the name OF Mrs. Arthur
pirie was omitted from the program
81 Monday evening, given by Winnet-
Ia council, No. 10. Mrs. Pirie rem
dered a solo.
Buy your Victor records to-day or
tomorrow for Armistice day. Closed
all day Saturday. Littlefield Piano
Co, Inc, Formerly Bailey's Music
Rooms .-ady.
The big event of the year for the Lee
eion-Armistice day dance in Quarry
Bank hall Saturday evening. Every
body invited TO come and join in the
good time. CAROLS orchestra.--ady
Have YOU bought one Of the yellow
tickets YETI If not, do your duty when
the young ladies approach you. They
~entitle YOU to one grand time IN
Quarry Bank hall Wednesday, Dec. IL,
the nurses dance.
Five cents a day for a short time Is
all it costs to rid yourself OF rheuma-
tism if you use Rheuma. Get a bot
tie to-day from E. A. Drown on the
money-back plan.-adv.
Memorial services appropriate to the
observance Of Armistice day will be
held at American Legion headquarters
IN this city Saturday, Nov. IL, at II
o'clock a. m. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
With club tournaments starting sor
the winter season it is expected that
the Knights of Columbus in Barre and
Montpelier viii begin their annual
battles soon and no doubt Nincltia'
Apollo matches viii be started
Students, alumni, Of S. II. 81 Armi-
stice dance Friday, Nov. 10. The first,
best and brightest social event OF the
school wear. We want you all to come;
Jacobs orchestra. Spaulding assembly
hall: SOC a couple; Soc for extra "a
dies-adv.
Clerrymen DESTROYS Of having their
church notices printed this week should
hear in mind that there will be no pa
per Armistice day, and they should
Get their notices to The Times office
carly Friday morning in order TO get
the notices printed Friday.
Don't fail to hear the lecture on
nThe Art of Interior Decorating by
Miss Mary II. Northend of Salem,
Mass, next Tuesday evening, Nov. IA,
at the Barre opera house at 8 o'clock.
Barre Woman's club members admit
ted by their tickets. public 25c.-adv.
Stonecutters to the number of IA
left the city last evening for the south,
some going 10 Stone Mountain. Ga.
and others to New Orleans. Among
those who left with the latter party
were William Clark, Harry Brown.
John Laird. Cesare Garabaldi, Fred
Rossi and Giuseppe Tomasini.
According to the papers the last
few nights there are sure some long dis
lance radio takers in the city but
when il comes TO distance, Frank Lang
Of Hill street has them all stopped.
How Is this for night before-last w
II. A. K, Carksboro, w. Va; G. X.
q. K. Regina. Sask., Canada; w. II.
A. T.. Yale, Okla; w. ID. A. B., Lins-
borg, Kans.; n. A. p, St. Augustine,
Fla.
Wet weather Is hindering Goddard
somewhat in printing for the Legios
game Armistice day but all the player.
are in good shape for the game and
should make II fairly interesting wit
the Legion. The heavy line OF the ex-
service men IL liable to do considerable
\ damage to the Goddard team should
the men be a little out of training and
Il is with this object in view that cv
ery effort il being bent TO kept then
At for the hardest battle Of the sea