The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

| flannelette robes at Montpeiier---adf
Miss Hazel Bruce of Camp street
was entered as a patient at the Barre
City hospital last e~~ning.
Wanted: Girl for general house
work. Inquire of Mrs. w. A. Bradford
| los South Main street, Barre.
| Mr. and Mrs. William Reaside have
| returned after spending the week end
with their daughter in Boston.
David Phillips Of Randolph, an ex-
service lad, was brought to the Barre
City hospital yesterday for treatment.
Little Erna Sironi of As Granite
street was taken to the City hospital
Sunday night suffering with pneumo-
mia.
Long distance and general trucking
all pneumatic tires. Granite City Bot
thing Works. Cali 7l6-M or 746-W.--
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Woodwork we're
weekend visitors in Johnson and
Hyde Park, going there to visit rela
tives.
James Powers, now affiliated with
cinema houses in Lisbon and Little
ton, N. H., visited friends in Barre
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Calcagni of % Foss
street returned to their home yester-
day after spending a week with
friends in Waterbury.
Opening dance of the season at East
Montpelier Friday night, Oct. %, from
s till l. Refreshments. Dudley's or
chestra, four pieces.--adv.
Master Kenneth MacBain of Boston
is visiting at the home of his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs William Reaside,
of As South Main street.
G. w. Barth, district commercial
manager of the Western Union, Tele
graph Co., made an inspection of the
local Office here yesterday, leav
ing last night for Montpelier and Bur
hngton.
Harry Stroutsos of the Stroutsos
Bros. firm went to New York City
Sunday night and expects to spend a
week in that city and Philadelphia,
Pa.
Miss j. P. Nourse, manager of the
local Adams Co. store, returned from
a weeks business trip to Boston yes
terday, making the journey both ways
by auto.
Mrs. Noah Meyette of South Rye
gate, formerly Miss Ethel Gamble of
this city, is working at the Red Cross
during the absence of Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Russell, now in Bos
ton.
Albert (anxiouslyl Tim afraid I'll
soon be bald my hair Is coming out.
+. A. Drown-"Why worry! Use
Partisan Sage and I'll guarantee it viii |
stop falling hair or return your
money. adv.
Maccabees, attention! Regular meet
ing Harmon review Wednesday eve
ming, Oct. 20. Officers, colorbesrers |
and guards must be present for prac-
tice. Miss Rose Miller, deputy SUI
preme commander, is expected at this
meeting.
Brother Louis Bouscher of a deaf
and dumb school in Montreal, Canada,
returned TO the institution yesterday,
where he has been an instructor for
/ quarter of century, after visiting
With his sister, Mrs. Mary Cook, of IL
First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Buohner of Bur
ington and Mr.. and Mrs, George War
EN- of Fairfield have been guests Of
Ilr. and Mrs. Henry Petrie Of West
treet for the past few days. Mrs.
suchner and Mrs. Warren are sisters
4 Mrs. Petrie.
Mr.. and Mrs Adelarn Plante of St
iabriel Canada, have been guests of
Irs. Mary Cook of First street and
'ther relatives in Barre during the
,ast 10 days and returned to their
ZONE yesterday. Mrs. Plantes visit to
Barre was the first in "a years, and
he noted a tremendous change of en-
-ronment.
Victor Mittague, foreman of the
Henderson paint works in
Iontreal, p. O.. has, together with
Hiss Nellie Reid, chief operator Of
he Bell telephone exchange at Rock
and, Canada, been spending few
avs with Miss Reds mother, Mrs.
!; Reid of Farwell street, and,with her
lister, Mrs. C. Thomson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. LiIlicrap, Mr.. and
irs. Manuel Lillicrap and son, Clsr-
nee, were in Barre yesterday on
REF business visit and before motor
ng back to Concord, visited the f. L.
mith 4 Co. quarries, the two men Of
he party being interested in granite
usiness in their home city.
Mothers club annual sale, south
nhoolhouse, Plainfeld. Thursday eve
ing, Oct. q. II rainy, sale will be
ext night. No admission fee Short
rogram. including readings by DR.
ynde and fortune telling by Miss
uvia Page. Useful articles on sale.
$50 ice cream, candy and peanuts
iv.
Charles Barrows, we'll known in
ARE in connection with the F. II
ogers g. Co. clothing store since he
as connected with the tailoring de
lrtment for 20 years or more, has
signed as manager of similar de-
srtment al the Wright Clothing store
Burlington and Is now moving his
Imily TO this city. Mr.. Barrows
ans are not completed yet though it
quite probable that he viii occupy
Ie same quarters as when in Barre
fore.
The largest ripe wild raspberries
hich have been brought to The Times
'ice within the past week, and some
city fine ones have been contributed
ON Peachsm and Moretown, came
ON Worcester yesterday. Even in
e sunny DAYS Of midsummer no bet
r ones could have been found There
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