The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-12
TALK or THE TOWN

C. c. Lewis Of Randolph was in the
city to-day on a short business Trip
| A banjo selection will be gwen py
| William Morrison at the carnival, jan
| TO- Rowland hall.-ady.
| Dean Gallison and +, G. Minard re-
turned to Waitsfeld to-day, after pass
| ing the week end in Barre.
! Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A Drown have re-
turned from trip to New York City,
where, last week, they attended the
auto shows.
Charles Kenyon of Burlington was a
week end visitor at the home Of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. n kenyon, OF
Franklin street
! Mrs. Leland 5. Little of the Williams
town road entered the City hospital
Saturday, where she expects to undergo
an exploratory operation.
Others are raising prices We have
! lowered them, some patterns, as much
as $40 a suit or overcoat. Better see
the Royal Tailor man adv.
Miss lila Cutler of Hartford, Conn,
arrived in Barre Saturday and is visit
ing at the home of her grandmother,
Mrs. Helen Cutler of South Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W. Besttie Of
Hartford, Conn, who were called to
this city Sunday by the death Of Mrs.
Ellen N. Beattie, return to their home
tonight.
Leap year dance, South Barre grange
hall, Tuesday, Jan. IL. Admission, Toe
couple; extra gents, 25c. Refresh
ments. Cutters barge leaves waiting
room at T.30; soc a couple. adv
Miss Annie McHardy, who for the
past six or seven months has been en-
ployed as assistant cashier at the HON.
err Fits company store, has finished her
duties there and has taken secretarial
position with Barclay Brothers.
Miss Christine Anderson Of Mont
real, who has been visiting friends and
relatives in Barre for the past few days,
has returned TO that city, where she is
employed. She has been visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Alex McHaiiie
of Harrington avenue,
Wanted Ladies, gentlemen, misses
and girls in the market for winter
coats, to see our lines. We cant sell
for S25 what has been for $50, but can
give as good values, cash or approved
credit, as can be obtained. north Of New
York City. Large assortment. Sadlier,
10 Keith avenue.
Stanley Mudgett Of Aver street was
brought into juvenile court Saturday
afternoon for a hearing on petition
signed by Grand Juror A. A. Sargent,
the boy admitted violating law of
the state and after being reprimanded
severely by the court, was committed
to the custody and care Of his father,
Louis Mudgett, until further order OF
the court.
Frank Lawliss returned this morning
to Burlington, where he attends the
University of Vermont. Mr.. Lawliss
has been engaged for the past few days
in taking census in the third district
OF Barre and was obliged to return to
his studies at the university before
finishing the census. Lawrence eau
thicr was appointed to finish the tax
ing OF the census in the third district
Before large gathering of members
in the assembly hall Of the Granite
Manufacturers association Saturday
afternoon, d. IT, Pollard Of Burlington,
a former federal examiner in charge Of
the Office at Portsmouth, n H., spoke
on the income tax law. At the con-
clusion of his address the speaker an
swered number Of questions pro
pounded by his audience. The meeting
was the first of a series of Saturday
afternoon meetings to be conducted by
the association during the remaining
winter months. Another meeting is
planned for the coming Saturday, when
Il is expected that speaker with a
message of general interest to granite
win be present.