The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

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! rentals.adv.
Hear the November Edison records
at Drown Drug Store.--ady.
Mrs. e. III. Joslin Of Waterbury was
a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
+ Mrs. Martha Charters Of Bakersfield
was admitted to the City hospital this
morning for treatment,
Miss Alice Carr of Fort Lee, N. j.,
was in town yesterday with friends, on
her way to Montreal, 2. @.
/ Regular meeting OF the |. Q. y. ",
NJ. u, will be held in X. of p. hall
Friday evening, Oct. 2S, at 7 o'clock
Horace Paine has returned TO his
home in Detroit after being in the vi
cinity for couple of weeks on busi-
| ness.
Miss Mary Patterson Of l02 Orange
street has completed her duties in the
| Bethany choir at Montpelier, where
| she has been singing temporarily.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Desjardins and
daughter, Dora, Of Hartford, Conn,
who have been in the city for about
a week with friends, left yesterday
for Cleveland, O., where they expect TO
reside.
| Barre friends Of NJ Louis Caporalet-
| ii will be interested to learn that he
! il now manager Of hourishing retail
monument establishment at Williams
| port, Pa
| Max Fisher will leave Barre this
afternoon for Kansas City, where he
I'M attend the third national conyen-
| ton OF the American Legion, Mr.
| Fisher is the national committeeman
1 from Vermont.
Victor WisselI OF Hudson Falls, NJ.
". retail monument dealer, who
has been in Barre for several days, viii
20 to West Rutland, where he former
ly lived, to-day.
Stephen Rizzi, 1921 graduate Of
| Spaulding high school, who is attend
ing the Worcester Polytechnic insti-
tute' at Worcester, Mass, is mem
Der OF the varsity football team in
that institution.
Mrs. Nellie G. Blanchard, who sub
mitted to an operation at the City
hospital Wednesday, Is resting com
fortably. Her daughter, Miss Glea
Blanchard of San Francisco, Cal, Is
| expected to arrive here Sunday.
A car of Maine winter apples is ex-
pected to be set the Goth on the NJ. x
Nv. r. r. track. Included win be Bald
| wins. Shows, Greetings, Sweets and
Northern Spies, part in bulk and part
In barrels. Get your apples nowi =.
| M. Johnson.--adv.
Nathaniel Van Doren of Washing
ton, D. c.. special investigator for
the United States customs service, Is
in Barre for few days. Mr.. Van
Doren il investigating the granite sit
uation upon orders issued by Congress,
in connection with the Fordney tariff
bill now pending.
| A party Of twenty-five friends of
| Miss Marjorie Allen Of Beckley hill
i gave her surprise last night when
4 they dropped in on her to remind her
Of her 18th birthday anniversary. Dur
| ing the course of the evening games
were played. A light luncheon Of
i cakes. COCOA and candy was served.
4 The hostess was the recipient OF q
large number of presents.
i Plans for the winter social activi-
Il ties Of the Vincitia club were dis
cussed by the board of managers at a
special meeting last night in the club
| rooms. Preparations were started for
i local billiard, pool, whist and chess
tournament and ladies night. 1t is ex.
pected that the intercity tournaments
| with the Apollo club Of Montpelier viii
| be resumed. The house committee viii
commence serving the Saturday night
lunches later.
/ J. j. Dashner, representative OF the
i Il. A. Strou. Farm agency, has sold the
Edward Minard farm on the Chelsea
west hin to DR.. and Mrs, F. w. Walk
er of Cambridge, Mass. They buy for
a home and as a change in business.
They plan to improve and beautify
their home and farm on account OF
| the location and quality Of the soil,
and the lay Of the land which wen
1 deserves it.
| Further report from those intimate
| ly associated with the family OF the
! elderly woman who was found wander
! ing on a country road in Plainfeld and
who was brought TO Barre by passing
| motorists Tuesday night, is TO the
effect that the woman's strange actions
were due 10 mental ailment rather
than to any trouble in her home. The
woman was for a time patient in the
hospital at Waterbury and has been
returned there for treatment.
1 At the regular meeting Of Barre
aerie, No. ,573, Il. o. E., last evening,
As new candidates were initiated into
the aerie. A social evening was en-
joyed by all, including visiting mem
bers from the Green Mt. aerie OF Wa
terbury. Vocal solos were given by
i James Hastings, DIR. Joe Jackson and
i ID. Ami, with music furnished by
Messrs. Herman Cato and Charles
/ Cato and L. Franzi The success OF
the evening was, in a great measure
due to the entertainment committee
which consisted of Messrs. Angelo Gel