The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

n w. w. PERKINS OF Betnei was DUST
ness visitor in Barre yesterday,
December Victor records on sale to
day at Cummings a Lewis. adv.
George Manning of Bethel was ii
the city this morning on business.
H Edward Rhther is seriously i'll al
his home at ia North Main street.
William r. Hackett Of Chelsea was q
business visitor in Barre yesterday.
Miss Florence Whitman Of Newport il
visiting relatives in the city for a
while.
/ Donald Farnow Of Westerly, r. T..
was business visitor in this city
yesterday.
Mrs. Grover Hall Of Upland avenue
left yesterday for Connecticut for a
short stay.
Victor records for December now on
sale at Bailey's Music Rooms, 20 Pearl
street.--adv.
Andrew Scott has returned to his
home in this city after living in Hayden
vile, Mass, for some time.
For Sale--One 1918 Chevrolet car,
newly painted; in good condition. In
quire II. +. Cutler & Son-adv.
Silvio Monte, who has been visiting
friends in North Barre for some time,
returned last night to his home in
Burlington.
Forest Jackson of Rutland, Mass,
who was in the city the first part Of
the week visiting relatives, returned
yesterday to his home.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
M. L. Dorward, Summer street, to-
morrow friday afternoon. Subject,
"The Washington Conference
Mrs. Lawrence Calder, who has been
in Montpelier and Barre for some time
visiting former acquaintance, left
yesterday for her home in Woodsville,
N. HI.
r. Hudson, manager of the Western
Union Office, has purchased the house
at ii Highland avenue, and has moved
his family there from his former home
at 10 Currier street.
The Granite Manufacturers associa
ton will meet in the assembly rooms
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Plans for the annual meeting to be
Dec. Ia will be discussed.
Regular meeting of the A. O. FL Fri
day night, Dec. 2, at I o'clock. Elec-
ton Of officers and other important |
business. All members requested to
be present. Refreshments.
Ralph Dashner, who has been visiting !
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Dashner
# Washington street, for the past week I
leaves o.day for Cincinnati, wehre he |
has been working for several years.
Are you vitality alives Do you al
ways feel physically fitY Perhaps the
Law of Mental Healing will help to
better understand how 20 keep we'll |
Tonight at the Universalist church
adv.
Mrs. Charlotte Benson, who has been
in town for a week or more. and who
has been giving a series of talks on
at the Universalist church,
Is continuing the lectures this week,
and plans to start school in town
Tor the study Of psychology.
Massachusetts had TO fall back on
for help when the terrific
ce-storm of last week end swept Il
Worcester and vicinity. The New
England Telephone 4 Telegraph Co,
IN the district, was in a state of com
,lete decentralization when the storm
abated and the damage done the equip
nent of the company has been esti-
mated at 100000. So great was the
-uin to the company that S. o. $. calls
lad TO be sent out at once. Natural
y all official eyes and ears turned to
Vermont, where ice and snow are on
he diet of the linemen. Twenty men
we're dispatched post haste TO the
tricken district and among them were
wo Barre men, II II. Hodgdon and
Z. NJ. French.
Montpelier lotsAAof Elks has extend
d cordial invitation to the public
4 Barre, Montpelier and surrounding
owns to attend the memorial day ex
rcises in the Magnet theatre Sunday
fternoon. The entire balcony Of the
heatre win be open TO the public as
veil as the space which may be left
acant on the floor after the members
4 the order and their friends and rel
tives have been seated. Special res !
rvations win be made for the clergy
{ both the cities and a special in
itation win be extended to them 10 i
ttend the exercises. The Elks recog-
ize every creed and religion and for
hat reason the services viii be ALSO
itely non-sectarian. The members 3
ave requested that no children be {
AIKEN to the exercises as such large
rowd is expected all available room
ill be necessary TO accommodate the
dults. :