The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-24
TALK or THE TOWN

H Saturday only, women's strap SAITH
pump, $40, at Shea s.. adv.
H See the values in millinery. Mrs
II Birnie, 4 Laurel street adv.
II John Atwood of Boston was a busi
\ ness visitor in the city to-day.
II II. d. Manlsy Of Brattleboro was /
| visitor in the city this morning.
/ For cement and brick work call Leel
63 Pleasant street, phone 276-6.--adv
Listen! Yonr comical country cous
ms will meet you at Blueberry Corners
Dec. S.--adv.
H DID,. Morse, Montpelier, has just re
/ turned from market with some unus
ual coat values. --adv.
II Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Marsh have
returned from trip to Springfield
Mass, and New York City.
| Public dance every Saturday night
Quarry Bank hall; CAROLS orchestra
Special car after dance.-ady.
II William II. Adams, principal of Will
Jamestown high school, was a business
visitor in the city yesterday.
Maccabees, attention. The collector
will be at the Barre Candy kitchen
Saturday afternoon from 2 to g.
1 Saturday special-Floor mats, lSx
SO, 24x36 and 24x54, at 29c, .30c and
Acc. B.. w. Hooker 4 Co.adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kearney Lawrence and
T.. j. Marchetti of this city have re-
turned from business visit to Bos
ton
Don't fail to attend the rummage
sale held by the Salvation Army Sat
urday at . a. m at 70 North Main
street. adv.
Thanksgiving dance at Cobble Hill
Tuesday, Nov. 2s. Landi's orchestra.
Auto will leave Jones & Halls at 7:45
and S:15.--adv.
/ 1t is time to select your Victrolas
and Victor records for Christmas at
the Littlefield Piano Co., formerly Bal
| ley's Music rooms-adv.
Everybody out for good time Fri
| day, dec l, at the concert and dance
by the Goddard glee club at South
Barre grange hall.--adv
1t is time to select your Victrolas
and Victor records for Christmas at
the Littlefield Piano Co., formerly Bal
ley's Music rooms-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moncette Of
| Woodsville.. N. H., arrived in the city
to-day, having been called here by the
death Of William Ducharme.
Herbert Wilson has completed his
duties as barber at the Douglas shop
on North Main street and is eontem
plating opening an establishment Of
his own in the near future.
The best time you can have this sea
son will be Thanksgiving eve in
Quarry Bank hall at the Barre fire.
mems concert and dance; CAROLS or
chestra, eight pieces. Refreshments
adv.
Do not miss @The Inside Of the Cup"
at the Universalist church Sunday eve
ming. Illustrated with colored slides
You will get some new thoughts from
this sermon-lecture. Silver offering.
adv.
The best place to take your battery
is to the battery specialists. They al
ready have over hundred batteries
and that shows that everybody likes
the work done at divers Battery sta
tion.
Mrs. j. w. Ryan, proprietor of the |
Light House Confectionery and Tea |
Room. This is to notify the public that |
l will have fresh home made bread,
doughnuts and rolls every day. Alsoj
bakery .bread.--adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll II. Bowman,
who were married here Wednesday, |
Nov Is, have returned to the city, aft
err honeymoon spent in Montreal. |
Mrs. Bowman win be remembered 10
Miss Flora Beckley.
Basketball activities began at Cod
dard seminary yesterday, when meet
ing was called for the purpose of ascer-
tanning the amount of equipment that
will be necessary this season. Regular
practice begins next Tuesday, and a
squad OF about thirty is expected to
report for the first tryout.
Free--a pair OF fine dress shoes,
mems or women's, or two pairs for
boys or girls from one to six and sew
to thirteen years, given free for re-
turning $50 in rebate checks given for
cash purchases. We have a good line
OF fresh veal, beef, pork, sausage and
fish; also shoes, wooden cloth and rem
nants, all at reasonable prices. We
make boys overcoats. Gonzales Ala, \
20 Berlin street.-ady.
A very enjoyable affair was tine
masquerade party last evening in X.
of P. hall held by the women of
Mooseheart Legion. Over 100 We're
present and at least half of them were
masked. First prize went to Miss Rossi
and Mrs. Congo. WHO were dressed in
an old-fashioned costume, and the
BOBBY prize TO Mrs James Hogg and
Mrs. John Nicholson. The judges were
Mrs Robert Ingalls, and Mrs. Lesper
ence. their decision evoking much APP
plause. The following program was
given: Piano selection, Madeline
Hogg; fancy dancing, Marie Pirie;
solos. Wanda SanglIinetti, Mrs. Ar Prize,
Mrs. I. Ingram and Mrs. William
lines; reading, Icy Spence. Music for
dancing was furnished by Catherine
Spence. Refreshments were served.
With the week nearly gone, Barre
chapter Of the Red Cross is still short
Of the 500 garments necessary 10 com
plefe Barre's quota of cast-oH clothing
for the Near East relief. The response
has been gratifying, but more cloth
ing is needed, especially women's> and
rhildrens secondhand wearing apparel
The basement Of the Aldrich Public IL
brary is being used as depot for as
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