The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-29
TALK or THE TOWN

| George Rand of Pleasant street is
| confined to his home by illness.
Phone $50, H. +. Cutler \ Son, and
we will call and get your battery ior
winter storage.-adv.
Bradford G. Patch of Boston - the
guest Of Maurice Watkins OF East
Street for few days.
Edward Kingston has returned to
the city after visiting relatives in bds-
| ton for short time.
| Public dance, Rowland hall, Wcdnes-
dav night; CAROLS orchestra, seven
pieces. A good time assured adv
| Don't miss seeing the woodland How
ers and fairies at the Presbyterian
church Wednesday night, Nov 50.--
adv.
William Starr, who has been work
ing for some time in Westfield, Pa,
has returned to his home on Perrin
street.
John g. Dunn Of Cambridge left
Barre this morning, after passing 2
| few days with Frank j. Shea of Frank
lin street.
| Only 81 couple at the dance in
Rowland hall Dec. I, given BY M-
club Of the Universalist church. Car
rolls orchestra, to l.-adv.
w. III. Richardson, who recently UNI
derwent an operation at the Barre City
hospital, is gaining and returned to his
home at l02 Merchant street yester-
day.
| You need good Taught It's ready
| for. you in the complications that
arise in Mrs. Carriers Fancy Balls in
the play at the Legion hall Tuesday
evening, Dec. 6.-adv.
Joseph venner il passing a weeks
furlough with his parents on Beck
lev street from services in the coast
guard in North Carolina. He plans to
return soon for another years sery-
| ice.
Mrs. Waldo Davidson and daughters,
Emily and Olive, have arrived IN town
| from Montreal, their home, and are
visiting in this city and Waterbury
before going to Florida for the winter
| months.
Silvio Caci OF Howard street is pass
| ing a couple of weeks furlough from
services on the U. S. battleship North
Dakota with his parents. He expects
to return to New York City Tor an
other wears service in the navy.
Come and buy your Christmas gift:
at the Presbyterian fair Tuesday and
Wednesday. A good display OF fancy,
work. aprons, home baked food and
candy on sale. See our japanese booth
one of the features of the evening.
adv.
1 All members of the Barre Golf elut
are urged to attend the social IN TIM
X. of p. rooms Wednesday evening a.
is o'clock. This is the only social al
fair held by the club during the yeal
and ii is the desire of the officers that
leveryone connected with the club show
their interest by attending this social
There will be short entertainment
during which the prizes won during
the season will be presented. followed
by card games and dancing. The prizes
are on exhibition in b. w. Hooker
show window.
| Many Barre granite men were II
Montpelier this afternoon to attend
the hearing before the public service
commission on the petition of the
Montpelier & Barre Light 4 Power
company, to reopen the hearing on IL
request for increased rates. The hear
ing which the company wishes re-
opened was last spring when the petit
ton Of the manufacturers for the aboi
ition of the fuel assessment was grant
ed. The company now wishes 70 reoper
the hearing that 1t may present sub
stitutes for this source Of revenue.
There's going to be snow-shovelins
carnival at the Lincoln campus Thu
afternoon. The winter sports commit
tee of the Board Of Trade has decidee
that the time is now ripe to go ahea'
with preparations for making th'
skating rink on the campus. However
a blanket of snow over foot thici
covers the field. The high school pupil
have volunteered to man shovels, H. a
Richardson win send two teams an1
the d. NJ. Miles Coal company one and
with the city tractor and road ma
chine, which have been turned over Z
the committee for the afternoon, i'll
nothing but a speedy and ignominou
end Of the snow. The bleachers vii
be moved by the tractor as they arr
now in what viii be used for skating
The place viii be flooded soon, accord
ing to present plans.
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