The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-17
TALK or THE TOXIN

TALK OF HE IOWiV
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Corse Of Vershire
were visitors in the city yesterday
4 r. H. ordway Of Randolph was in
the city on short business trip yester-
day afternoon.
7, Charles d. Swasey Of Waterbury was
i business visitor in the city yester-
day afternoon.
1; Look for menu on page s for the har-
vest dinner and supper at the Baptist
church tomorrow. -adv.
4 The Willheha campfire girls will
meet with Dorothy Averill tonight at
Hl6:45. Please bring posters
Just received from New York large
| shipment Of floor coverings. Prices low
est in city. Abram Fine g. Son.adv.
/ The new passenger WHY'S
| Knight has arrived, 81, 435 f. 0. b. Your
| inspection invited. H. +. Cutler & Son.
I--adv.
Foster tsSteve') Slayton, well-known
local athlete, left yesterday for North
| East, Mass, where he has secured EN-
| ployment.
r. u. club dance in Legion hall on
Thursday, Oct. 10, Summers five piece
orchestra. All members out for big
time. adv.
Save this date Oct. IS. Universalist
dance, Quarry Bank hall, CAROLS or
chestra, 5 to i; Sl.25 a couple, extra Ia
dies, SOC. adv.
William Oliver of st. Johnsbury,
granite manufacturer, returned home
this morning, after few days bust
ness visit in the city. =
Mrs. Puma Smith Of Waterbury mo
tored to Barre Monday morning and
spent the day with her sister, Mrs. J.
H. Kelley, Of the Bolster block.
Public dance, Quarry Bank hall, |
Tuesday, Oct. IL. Summers seven piece |
orchestra OF Montpelier. Admission, goo |
couple; 25c extra ladies'. adv.
A regular meeting Of Ladies' Auxil-
iary Of Clan Gordon will be held in |
Clan Gordon hall Tuesday evening, Oct |
II, at 7;l5 o'clock. Eliza G. Mulch,
rec. sec.
There will be celebration of holy |
on Wednesday Of this week,
St Luke's day, in the Church of the
Good Shepherd, at 7 a. m. Evening
prayer will be said at 4 p. m.
Mrs w r. Shepard, Mrs. n Il, Lewis,
Mrs. R. S. Currier and Mrs. N. D.
Phelps we're in Mortified to-day to at
tend the district meeting of the State
of Womens clubs.
Beautiful hair, thick and luscious, is
easy to have if you use Parision Sage,
It's positive remedy for dandruil, ex
cess oil and itching scalp. Sold under
guarantee by +. A. Drown.--adv.
Huntress Clark of Goddard seminary
left yesterday for his home at Hard,
wick, where he will remain for few
days while recovering from injuries re
ceived in the football game last Sat
nrday.
Maccabees, attention. The regular
meeting of Harmon review, No. !, will
De held Wednesday evening at 1870 |
,'clock. Initiation; refreshments. Coll
ector win be at hall at 7 o'clock for
iuto- NudtAo dHA oihSrtc Wal VIM
Sadlier, 10 Keith avenue, ten days :
,nly, remnants genuine cork linoleum,
ighest grade, from 2 to Is square yards
n pieces, 90c per square yard. Reg
liar price SIPS. Also window venti
ators--fresh air without drafts, snow
II dust Cash and earry.-adv.
Principal w. H. Hosmer of Spaulding \
Ugh school was elected vice president n
f the Vermont Schoolmasters' club at c
he annual meeting of the organization e
t ST. Johnsbury last Friday evening. e
E. A. Hamilton of New ID
ort was elected president and Superin n
endent S. C. Harding Of Concord sec Ii
etary treasurer.
A change was instituted yesterday on
he Central Vermont train running to
The new change pro. :
ides that the afternoon train, instead Q
{ leaving at 2;25. will leave at 5:25 a.
rom this city, arriving in South Barre :
I 5:45 and Williamstown at G. The re 4
arm train leaves Williamstown at 6:l5.
IRVING in South Barre at $3.50 and in
'arre at $780,
A good miniature Of Henry Bosley's
ormer home on South Main street is
n display at the d. A. Perry Real Is
ate agency offices. Mr.. Bosley has
nade the house model with clap
cards, shingles. trellis work and pi
zzas The interior is also finished with
urniture fastened to the floor, glass in
II windows and curtains on both the
rst and second floors. Even TO cleo
rio lights the house is complete.
Gordon Flood, who was brought back
0 this city from Burlington, after hav-
~ departed with coat and a valise
elonging to two young men with
HON he roomed, was brought to court
ere yesterday; but no action was
sken against him. II was discovered
nat he was out on parole from the
school and yesterday Miss
NTH of the school hoard came after