The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-22
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| A few Christmas cards and book
lets left at browns Drug store. adv
Mrs. Charles Wing Of PIainfeld came
to Barre City hospital for treatment
yesterday.
\ Lawrence Colon left to-day for New
Britain, Conn, to spend the holidays
with his parents.
| Regular meeting Of st. Johns court,
| No. 522, G. O. r., Thursday, 7 p. m.
Per order secretary.
John Dnsmore OF Lynn, Mass, ar
rived in Barre to-day to spend the hol-
days with relatives
One lot Of Jersey dresses, all eolors,
special for Friday, only $50. Mrs
Shepard Co.. Inc. adv
/ Miss Angela Williams Of st. Adams
arrived in Barre yesterday to pass the
holidays with friends.
John Regain, who has been attending
Goddard, left to-day for his home IN
Greenfield. Mass, to pass the holidays.
Sixty-nine cents for your old hot
water bottle in exchange for new
Maximum at Red Cross Pharmacy.
adv.
| Come. and hear the new orchestra at
| Granite street hall, Saturday, Dec. "a.
| Caslani's orchestra. Tickets, soc per
couple. -adv.
| MIR and Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald Of
Seminary street have gone to Provis
dence, II. J., to pass the holidays at
their former home.
Women's colored silk umbrellas, ca
t..rx nd
tips. Special for Christmas, $6-9S, at
The Homer Fits Co.--adv.
Perfumes and toilet water offer their
own suggestion for pleasing gift pur-
poses. In boxes or fancy packages, at
browns Drug store adv.
Milton Hunt and Winston Hunt,
who have been attending Goddard sem.
mary, have left for their home at Der
by Line to pass the holidays.
John cassalini, who has been work
ing in Pleasantvile, n. j., for some
time, has arrived at his home on Ma
pie avenue to spend the rest of the
winter.
Stephen George, who came to Barre
to attend the funeral Of his wife, Mrs.
Stephen George, left this morning for
Stamford, Conn, on business, planning
TO return to Barre in few days.
Miss Florence Canton, who is at
tending Radcliffe college, is expected |
TO arrive in Barre to-day to pass the
holiday recess with her mother, Mrs
Catherine Canton of Maple avenue.
Edward Beaulieu, who has been /
In Burlington since spring of
this year, has returned TO his home
in Barre to pass the holidays and I
plans to remain here during the rest
Of the. winter.
Frank D. Sartelle. superintendent Of II
the Presbrey-LeIand Co, returned TO
his home yesterday, after business
trip to Brattleboro and West Dummer
'ton. In West Dummerston he was at
thc company's quarries
j. o. Marsh Of Cleveland. retail
dealer, left Barre this
for Springfield. Mass. where
he will pass the holidays with his
and son-in-law. He expects to
'eturn TO his home early next week. Il
Garabaldi Barberi, who has been at
ending the Massachusetts, Institute OF Il
Technology in Cambridge, Mass, ar
lived in the city to-day to pass the
holidays at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bsrberi Of Brook
street.
Washington Irving said, when refer
ing to Christmas, IT'S the season for
the fire Of hospitality in the
iall and the genial fire of charity in {
he hear,." knowing how true this Is, !
now many Of us are including this
year the Barre City hospital on our (
ist Of Christmas giving. Think of the Z
pleasure il win give, especially TO the
rustees, who are working SO faithfully !
o serve the city and its citizens with i
10 COMPENSATION and usually more crit /.
cism than thanks. lSignedi \.
People Of Barre who are able to take
ne or more boys into then homes dur
ng the period Of the older boys con-
erence. which viii be held in Barre
rom Jan. 10 to Is, inclusive, please
telephone the secretary of the Board
T Trade. These boys viii all be over
5 years old and strong, virile fellows
rho wiz not mind sleeping two in
ed in an unheated room such as many
re accustomed to on Vermont farms
hundreds Of homes must be opened up
D take care of these $50 BOYS who are
boxing forward to their stay in Barre.
ct Us show them our real hospitality.