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

II Leonard Fuller of Troy, N. ", wa
a business visitor in the city recently
h Arthur Stewart of Currier street ha,
h his tonsils removed at the City hospi
\ tai this morning.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Boyce and son
\ Walter, ir.. Of Burlington were in tow
| for over the week end
/ d. A. Perry was in Cabot to-day
conducting an auction sale of stocl
and tools for c. Fl. Crane.
A. Parker Nye has returned to hi.
home in Milford, Mass, after two Of
three weeks in Barre on business.
Woman's Auxiliary to the American
Legion, regular meeting Tuesday al
the clubhouse hall at ISIS P. m.
Mrs. Angelic Prio Of Summer street
was operated on at the City hospital
yesterday She was reported as doing
well this morning
All men of the Presbyterian church
are invited to attend the meeting Of
the church tonight at 1880 o'clock.
I Election of officers.
w. T.. Hitchcock and Warren r.
Smith OF the Morse block left Barre
| this morning for Beaver, Pa, where
j they have obtained work.
Annual Columbus day ball, city hall,
Montpelier, Wednesday evening, Oct.
! IL. CAROLS orchestra, nine pieces.
Car for Barre after dance--ady.
Mr.. and Mrs II. C. Ladd OF Orange
street motored to Hanover, n. H., on
Saturday afternoon and attended the
Dartmouth New Hampshire State foot
ball game.
rheumatism is increasingly pre7a-
lent this year. This explains the UNI
usually large demand =. Al Drown has
for Rheuma, the one remedy for rheu-
matsm sold on guarantee.-adv.
Dance, round and square, at Cobble
Hill grange hall Tuesday. Oct. IL. Mu-
sic by a well-known orchestra. Re
freshments at intermission. Admis-
sion, zoe per couple; extra ladies free.
adv.
Wilfred Thompson Of Pawtucket r.
T., is stopping in the city for a few
days while his car, which developed 4
case of complete paralysis on the way
TO the city from Williamstown, is be-
ing fixed.
To pick branches bearing blossoms
and green and ripe raspberries on Oct.
. seems rather out OF season, vet Paul
b. Lane brought to this office his fnd
and the specimens have been added to
the oddities 81 the season.
Charles Mathewson returned this
morning TO his home and work in GloL-
in this part of the state, a couple OF
days of which were spent in Barre. The |
trip was made by auto and about 400 |
miles were covered.
Oscar Boyea returned Saturday from
a two months business trip through |
the middle west in the interest OF tire
Steele Granite Co He went as far as
Grand Island, Neb. After passing a
week at his home he will leave for
trip through Pennsylvania.
Two Barre young men, graduates Of /
Spaulding high school, figured in Dart
mouth football Saturday when Nor
man Gordon played right end for the
varsity against New Hampshire State
college and Winston Browp PLAYED
right half back for the Dartmouth
freshmen against Exeter academy
s Nabeshima, the Japanese gran
lite manufacturer who was in Barre On
a visit OF inspection in MAY. has ar
rived back al his home in Toxic Sec.
rotary Athol Bell Of the Granite Man
ufacturers' association has received a
letter to this effect from Mr. Nabe-
shima, who also thanked Barre for It's
courtesy to him.
Fifty friends OF Miss Elena Bar.
hcri surprised her at her home on
Brook street last night and presented
her a gold wrist watch. The marty
was given as farewell 20 Miss bar.
beri as she goes TO New York scon
10 continue her Music studies. Miss
Lena Croce made the presentation in .
,ehalf of the company. The evening .
vas passed with gtaes and music and |
were served.
Because Of the storm Saturday af-.
'rnoon the east side was in darkness ,
Saturday night. Several Of the elec- ,
ric wires were torn down and TO pre-
'ent injury from them the entire eli.
nit was shut of. Workmen of the cleo !;
ric light company were at work Sat
lay night and yesterday repairing the
amage and the lights we're on again
asst night.