The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-10
TALK or THE TOWN

i Be sure to see little Miss Cantor
dance at the Maccabees fair.--ady
II Frank Waterman Of Grand Isle wa
in the city this morning on business.
II M. Daniel O'Connell of Hartford
Conn, was business visitor In Barr
to-day.
| Sidney Young OF White River juno
4 ton IL in town for short business
stay.
II Give Eversharp pencils this Christ
mas, For sale at Cummings 4 Lewis.
--ady.
H William McCrea of Rutland was il
the city this afternoon for radiun
treatment.
/ j. J. Dashner of Washington stree
left to-day for Wolcott ON few days
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex. Magoon Of Han
over, N. H., visiting friends In towl
for a short time.
| We take subscriptions for all maya,
zines at browns drug store. Ihcst
make ideal Xmas gifts.--adv.
Discriminating smokers prefer a
Sculptor cigar. Manufactured by Yves
| ley Hoffman. Tel. 807- W.---adv.
Miss Ruth Weiman, who has been in
town for week or so, leaves to-day
for her home in Montreal, p. Q.
| Do you like to laugh? See the
Crimson Cocoanut," at Goddard sew
en-cent fair Monday, Dec. l2.-adv.
John Cross of Mortified, who has
| been in Barre on business for several
days, returned to his home to-day.
Frank l.. Barnes of Rutland, who
aas been in Barre for few days on
business, returned to his home to-day.
Clarence T. Belville of Bennington
arrived in town this morning to spend
the week end with friends in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter have
returned to their home In Groton, aft
err passing several days with friends in
Barre.
Large orders for toys are being re
ceived by the oko company from N, J.
Roberts, formerly Of Barre, who is now
in Florida.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernesto Tosi and
laughter, Jennie, who left last spring
for their old home In Italy, returned
TO their former home in this city.
Miss Rena Davidson, who has been
visiting friends in Barre for about
three weeks, left to-day for her home
In Medford, Mass, to pass the holidays
at home,
NJ. ]. Wobby, who opened fruit
store last spring in the Morse block ON
the first floor, has removed his goods
and returned to his former home In
Graniteville.
The nature study class Of the Barre
Woman's club win meet Monday night
Dec. IL, at the home Of Mrs Frank
Perry, 81 Spaulding street, subject,
Wonders of the Snow"
Clerks, attention, At the Mems club
chiclSen-pie supper in the Presbyterian
church, Saturday night, Dec. II, spe-
cial table with quick service will be re-
served for clerks.-adv,
Joseph Comolli OF Orange street has
returned from business trip of three
weeks in Pennsylvania in the interests |
of the Victory Granite Co. He will re.
main here to pass the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Salandra OF |
Berlin street, who came to Barre to
make their home last July, left last
night for Pawtucket, r. l.. where they
will live. Their household goods pre-
coded them.
August Diener, retail monument
dealer of indianapolis, Ind, who has
been In Barre for several days placing
orders, left yesterday for Chester.
Mass, where he will complete his pur-
,hases Of eastern granite. He viii re-
turn to his home in few days.
The building composing the old Pa
bin stable, which workmen have been
;earing down, viii be replaced by one
II the largest and finest garage build.
ngs in the city, it is said. The own
II of the property plans TO start work
IN the new building as soon as the
I'D one has been cleaned out and put
nto more sanitary condition. II is
aid that he win carry new cars as
veil as do auto repairing. This viii
make the fourteenth garage in Barre,
lot counting the many salesrooms, of
which there are some six or eight.
A party Of young fellows sliding
With l2-foot traverse on one Of the
ity streets met with an accident last
light as they were attempting to take
sharp turn in the road. The sled,
which was going at a great rate of
peed, slid into the gutter, and in COM
ng in contact with large rocks, was
adly broken up. No more broken up
han the sportsmen, however. The
river was thrown over the front OF
he traverse and landed some few feet
way, while the rest were unceremo-
iously dumped into pile in the
now. All Of them were bruised or cut
u in some way.
For the first time in the history of H
'arre moving pictures viii be shown
a connection with church services to-
borrow night at the Universalist
hurch. The trustees Of the church have
REQUIRED a projecting machine and pic
nres will be shown regularly in the
iture. Two reels Of travelogue will
g shown tomorrow night and the III
aston, Rev Frank 0. Hokerk. viii n
IKE for the subject Of his talk, The II
loving Picture and the Church" He II
i'll show the educational value OF the II
liver screen and the exceptional OPP II
ortunities offered by the cooperation II
the church with moving pictures. II u
planned to show many Of the large II
iblical pictures at the church in the
iture. III
The oak grill and counter. with oxi- II
zed silver and plate glass fittings, II
rough and over which millions Of dol II
rs have passed during the period Of II
ie grill and counters service in the