The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-26
TALK OF THE TOWN


the Offices Of the gas company
John Il. Farr has returned TO Barre,
after passing the holiday in Burling-
ton.
II Victor Page of Groton was in the
city yesterday to take radium treat
ment.
Thanks giving dinner to about SO
persons was served at Hotel Barre on
Thursday.
Clarence Rogers, who is attending
Middlebury college, is home Tor the
rest of the week.
I w. II. b. Perry of Waterbury and n.
Pelaggi of Mortified are business Wis
itors in Barre to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zanleoni OF
North Main street have returned from
weeks visit in Bpston.
Holway Jones returned last night to
his home in Providence, r. l., after
passing the holiday in Barre.
Lots of kewpie dolls to be given
away at the Park theatre at to-day's
matinee and some more Monday night.
adv
George Jurras has left forlChicago on
4 business connected with the Jurras
Granite Manufacturing company OF
i Montpelier.
/ James Bggs, who is attending the
IU. ". NJ, IL spending the rest Of the
week at the home of Waldron Shield
on East street.
Miss Doris Burke, who has been at
| tending school in Northampton, Mass,
| is spending the week at her home on
| Summer street.
1 Wouldn't you like to board this win
| ter and have ehangeg Can spare a
few rooms for winter boarders at Ho-
tel Barre. r. V. Rowen, Mgr.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 5. Sullivan OF
! Concord, n. H., will leave Barre to-
night to return to their home, after
! spending the holiday here with friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Pearce and son,
Fred. who have been in Barre for a
couple of weeks with relatives, re-
| turn to-day to their home in Augusta,
Me-
! Miss Kathryn Rogers, a student Mt
| Middlebury college, is passing the
| Thanksgiving recess with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Rogers of Orange
street.
Dindo Abiatti. manager Of the South
Barre Granite Co., has returned from
an extended business trip through the
middle west, having gone as far as
goffeyyille, Kan.
Our popular dances have begun
again, Dec. I, Rowland ball, CAROLS
orchestra, given by Young Mems club
Of Universalist church. Tickets, 81 a
couple; extra ladies, 35c.ady
Lowell Drown has returned to Nor
wich university in Noythfield TO re-
sumo his studies, after spending the
holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
| J.. A. Drown of Walnut street.
Come and buy your Christmas gifts
at the Presbyterian fair Tuesday and
Wednesday A good display Of fancy
work and aprons. See our japanese
booth, one Of the features vi the eve
ning.-ady
Save coal by buying dry hard wood
We can furnish yon with the follow
| ing prices per run: Second growth, ex
ira large, s4.50. block, 1928. three
runs for SIS; slab, 1915 and So. Gran
ite City Bottling Works, phone I26-M.
adv
After spending hundreds Of dollars
without relief, l. L Stahl, contractor.
Latrobe, Pa, was permanently relived
Of Pile trouble by using Hem -Roid--
prevents cutting. Money back if it
fails, says +. A. Drown.-ady.
Do you know why you have aspira
tions and ideals sometimes and not at
othersl Do you understand YOURSELF
The lecture on "Your Higher Self"
may tell you why. Tonight at the
Uniyersalist church at 1880 o'clock
adv.
Have you tried the Eureka cleaner
yet? Many of your friends have them
and many more are going to have
them. One week more for the free at
tachments and in the meantime you
had better try one and see how impos-
sible il would be to get along without
this cleaner. Montpelier g. Barre Light
& Power Co. tel. 2i6- R.-adv
The magazine Photoplay Record, In
its November issue, commends the
Black Circuit as one (which cannot be
accused of overlooking any bets that
mean progress" the commentator
having been called forth chiefly by the
purpose of the arrangements of the
Bidck AiItult iu putting III NtHNtAN'
| by some of the prominent concert art.
lists of the day, including Kuginoif, the
Russian violinist; Fornari, the Italian
baritone; Harriette Peterson Webb,
soprano; Marion Crone, pianist, and
others.
Three machines, TAPPING machine,
superior winding machine and loop
winder with arms1ure extension, one
improyised armature-a nd-stator coil
| former have Nrecently been installed
in the electrie-motor repair shops of
the Cushman company on Depot
square. The work of reminding the
coils and building up the armatures
has been done by hand for some time,
at an expenditure Of both time and pa
thence. but now all the work is done by
the machines, which are either run by
the foot, or by outside energy.