The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-30
TALK or THE TOWN

Lyle puFHudiu ol idlhAtiu W ~ iAi
Barre visiting yesterday.
| James Giard Of Brockton, Mass, has
been in Barre for few days on bust
ness.
| Football, Spaulding VS.. Montpelier
seminary. Lincoln campus, Saturday,
/ 2.30.-adv.
! MIR. and Mrs. f. b. Miller Of Leba-
| non, ~ H., visited friends in Barre
yesterday.
Arthur Jones Of Manchester, N. H.,
/ was business visitor in this city
yesterday.
Miss Ruth Parker Of Spauldlng
street left to-day for North Hero to
pass a few days.
/ Victor records 20 on sale Saturday,
Oct. /, at Bailey's Music Rooms, 20
Pearl street-adv.
Frederick e. Fuller Of Worcester,
Mass, was in Barre yesterday making
a few business calls.
Mrs. Sherman Parker has returned
to her home on Spaulding street from
a visit in Utica, N. X.
Edward King Of Haverhill, Mass IS
visiting his sister, Mrs. Joseph Tom
dreau, of 49l North Main street.
Armando Comolli Of IA Comolli
street. has left for New York City on
combined business and pleasure trip.
Charles Cato, John Conf Of Howard
street and Joseph Brusa of Howard
street are spending a week hunting in
Peacham.
Plans are being made by Barre coun-
I'll of the knights of Columbus for a
dance to be held the night OF Column
bus day, Oct. IL, in Rowland hall.
According to report recently received
by manufacturers in the city, the bill
for granite workers in Canada has
been reduced to ninety cents an hour.
Mrs. Beatrice Barber and daughter,
Mrs. William Allen, have returned to
their home in Concord, NJ H.. having
passed a week with friends in Barre.
Annual Masonic ball at Brookfield
town hall Tuesday, Oct. IL. Carroll's
orchestra. A chicken pie supper will
be served by the ladies Of the Eastern
Star.--ady.
Logon Granite City, No. l5s, s. B. af
A., Holler stor dams lordagen den lste
Oct. Musk af +. johnson. Kaffee
serveras; ALA valcomna. En- trevlig
alton utlovas.
Miss Marion Wiley, who has been
spending the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George German of
Beacon street, has returned to Mid
dlebury college to resume her studies.
Harold Knight, formerly of Barre
and now of Boston, is here for few
days. He was called to Barre by the
serious illness of his mother-in law,
Mrs. Flora NJ. Houston, Of Maple ave-
nue..
Have your last winters coat or suit
dyed to look like new. All colors
guaranteed Velvet or plush steamed.
Barre Cleansing, Dyeing and Tailoring
Shop, w. Krinovitz, Prop, lS2 North
Main street. Phone l92-J.--adv
Gain weight. Steady your nerves.
Enrich your blood. Let Bitro-Phos-
phate help to renew your youthful en-
ergy and bring the glow of health to i
your cheeks. Positively guaranteed.
Obtainable at +. A. Drown & Co. drug
store.--adv.
Fay Duffey of Enosburg Falls was
in Barre visiting yesterday. Mr.. DUFF.
fey formerly was employed in the
Rogers Clothing store and is now
manager and partner in Rogers 4
Duffey's mems furnishing store in
Enosburg Falls.
A prominent local granite manufac-
turer has had two carloads of red
granite shipped in from the west to
be used for local manufacturing pur-
poses, and another concern has received |
four carloads of the new white gram
lite, or Dummerston, which was shipped |
from the vicinity of Brattleboro.
Barre lodge of Moose had steamed
clam supper in the rooms in the
blanchard block last evening. The |
meeting which followed was devoted
TO discussing plans for the bazaar
which win be next week and TO IN
creasing the membership during an in
terval Of open charter which com
mences tomorrow.
October promises TO be queer
month for weather According to an
old saw, the last Friday Of the month
bodies for the following month. To-
day is the last Friday and the weather
to-day, therefore, will prevail during
the whole month of October. BY that
token the weather for October viii be
fair, rainy, warm and chilly, for that's
what it's been so far to-day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Perry Of Maple ave-
nue. had, until recently, tobacco plant
that reached almost to maturity dur
ing the summer season, anu which
lowered out so that many people som-
mented on the beauty of the pls Mt.
Another citizen, or rather, citizene 8
+ there is such a thing, has group Of
peach trees that are fourishing. There
ire several orange plants around town.
put these are not left out of doors.
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