The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-29
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| Mrs. b. S. Ward Of Moretown was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
M B. Whitney of Randolph was IN
the city yesterday on business.
A nice selection of millinery at Mrs.
| Birnie's. A Laurel street.--adv.
! Mrs. Fred A. Ordway of Chelsea was
a visitor in the city yesterday
! r. II. Hill of st. Adams was bust
ess visitor il the city yesterday.
| See our candy special adv, to-day's
paper. Barre Drug Co.--adv. lady.
Dance every Saturday night, How
land hall; CAROLS orchestra.--adv.
j. R. Stewart Of Newport arrived in
the city yesterday for short stay.
| DR.. 0. Z. Barr of Cottage street left
to-day for Hardwick on hunting trip.
4 win Stacy Of Montreal is in town
on combined business and pleasure
trip.
Bert st. Cyr of Maple avenue left
to day for New York for weekend
visit.
J. A. Quinley Of Boston arrived in
the city yesterday for short stay
with business acquaintance.
| We have them fresh-dates stuffed
with walnut meats. just the thing
for Sunday. Barre Drug Co.--adv.
| Miss Innis McGovern of Montreal is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward O'Keefe of Upland avenue.
Miss Marie Louquette of Tingwick,
p. O., is visiting at the home OF Miss
| Mercedes Sennett on Merchant street.
Have you tried Maine Maid
Sweets"g They surely are nice. spe-
cial to-day. roc a pound. Barre Drug
| Co.--adv.
Miss Sarah Fine of Maple avenue
has gone to New York City to remain
ter, Mrs. H. Rich.
Buy yore tickits fur Goose Green
Squag Holler Barre City Hosspetul
benyfet. Help wurthy insterstution:
Yu mey be mex.
win the person who took the small
suction and force pump belonging 70
the water department return the same
at once, as it is neededs
The Washington County Tuberculo-
sis hospital needs one waitress, two
wardmaids, one laundress and one sec
ond cook. Leave applications for APP
pointment at the Tilden shoe store,
Barre.
Coming. a sale of fancywork, etc,
Nov. 4, by the Philathea class OF the
Baptist church. In the evening con-
cert. .'The Home made Choir viii be
given by ladies Of Montpelier. Be
sure to hear them Friday, Nov. A.
adv.
The Halloween social given at
Spaulding last night was exceptionally
well attended and the costumes repre-
sented various and startling natures.
The prizes went to Miss Alice Brad
| ford. first. and TO Carlyle Suitor, sec
ond. Dancing was the chief form OF
amusement.
Something to do, Keep busyl 60 to
70 acres of good land less than four
miles from the city on Barre west hill;
20 acres of good tillage; balance pas
ture and wood; wood enough TO pay
for the property. Good road right TO
the woodlot. Price only $500; terms.
one half cash. Enquire of the ID. A.
Perry Real Estate agency.-ads.
The large silver trumpet which is
the prize Of the victorious Barre hose
cart team who wor it in Bennington
recently, is in the display windows OF
the Bell and Houston jeweiry store.
The trumpet is of silver and stands
about eighteen inches high, with diff
fcrent inscriptions around Il. There
is also photograph Of the team placed
behind the trumpet.
Last evening about 80 Netops OBJ
served gentlemen's night at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Holt, 1873 Washington
street, TO celebrate Halloween. Mrs.
Hollis home was most tsstefully deco
rated in keping with the spirit of Hal
lowe'en. The evening was spent IN
candy making and games. after which
refreshments were served. II was one
Of the most enjoyable social events in
the history of the Netops
The seven mile federal road job at
East Dorset having been completed,
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. c. DeBrune returned
yesterday to their home in Barre. Mr..
DeBrune, who had been foreman for
Gregoire & Lee on the job, had been in
East Dorset since January, and Mrs.
DeBrunc hal spent the summer in that
place. About 30 Barre people were in
East Dorset the last few months either
| emnloved ON the lob or families of