The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-29
TALK or THE TOWN

Il NVW Wal culus ~ Suhinih'5p
i Lewis lady,
i Dance in Quarry Bank hall Monday
night, Jan. 2.-ady.
For good values attend Morse's pre-
inventory sale at Montpelier. adv.
End the holiday Monday, Jan. 2, al
Quarry Bank hall; dancing from I'm
til LADY.
! $3.50 Flexible Flyer for 35c in one
of the packages at Red Cross Phar
macy. adv.
| Renew your subscription for youl
favorite magazine at browns Drug
| store.--adv.
Verne I,ougee, who has been attend
| ing school in Burlington, is home fol
the holidays.
Mrs. Charlotte Ramella Of Hanover
~ H., is visiting relatives in the city
over the holidays.
John Cole, who has been attending
school in Burlington, is passing the
holidays in the city.
Edward Dufficy returned to-day to
the city, after passing the holiday with
his mother in Rumford, Me.
Don't forget the dance at Cobble
Hill grange Friday evening, Dec. 3d.
Three piece orchestra; 75c per couple.
adv.
Royal Tailor made clothes. We have
is or more patterns that we're 500;
now $1,000; Others, $2450 up. The Roy
al Tailor Man.adv.
Mrs. Florence Stone Of Montreal,
who has been passing several days
with relatives in South Barre, returned
to her home yesterday.
George p. Newton of Melrose, Mass,
student at Harvard Medical school,
arrived in Barre last night to pass q
few days here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart NJ. Wesson Of
White Plains, N. ", are passing the
holiday season with Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur L. Strong of Summer street.
Work of cutting ice for the 1929 sup
ply was begun this morning on the
Ward ice plant, wooden mill" pond.
Twenty-Five men were set to work.
All stores, members of the Barre Re-
tail Merchants association, Inc, win
be closed all day Monday. Jan. 2, in
observance Of New Years day.--adv.
Caruso Attelini, who has been work
ing at his trade OF stone cutting in
New York City, has returned to the
city to spend the holiday with friends
Willard Calder is spending the school
vacation at his home on North Main
street, after a couple Of terms at the
University Of Vermont in Burlington.
No need of suffering longer with
says +. A. Drown, the
druggist, now that / can supply you
with Rheuma. Money back if it fails.
adv.
Miss Kathryn Rogers, who has been
attending Middlebury college, il pass
ing the vacation at the home Of her
Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. Rogers of
Orange street.
George Sole Of High street has com
oleted work in Woodbury., where he
ias been employed as stenographer.
ind will take up similar work in this
'ity next week.
Russell Coughlin OF Brunswick. Me.
md Miss Hazel Harvey of East Barre
pent Christmas at the home Of her
'arents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Harvey
# Williamstown,
Every poor child in the city Is cor.
tally invited TO attend the Christmas
rec to be given tonight at 1880 |
'clock by the Salvation Army. No
istinction as to creN or nationality.
French ivory. fancy articles. chill
ren's clothes. etc, at extremely low
rices, for the remainder of the week
N sale and display at store of A. w.
badger, Morse block. Mrs. Herman
,ayis.-ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kent OF
davenport, Ia, ere passing the holi ,
avs with Mr.. Kent's parents. Mr.. and
IRIS. r. o. Kent Of IS Wellington
treet. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Kent are at
snding the Palmer school of chiro- !
ractic in Davenport. They probably +,
i'll return to school some lime next
eek. |.
Word has been received from Lake
Htis fid-f -tbdt ~ l. Dhtttseiutfs ipi- a
erly business man in Barre, is suf- 2
ring from a spraincd leg and hip, J
hich injury he received in Tampa on e
ov. 20. when he was stepping from .
: automobile He succeeded in get
ne back TO Lakeland but has been :
MINED TO the bed ever since although h
approving slowly.
The third concert Of the winter ser. Z
; of entertainments being conducted i,
lder the auspices of the Womans
nb and the Board of Trade will be 7,
Id Tuesday night At the opera house +
It'll the Orpheus quartet as the head
Ter. This quartet holds the distincyl :
On Of having won first prize at the Z
snama exposition held in San Fran.
sco several years ago.
Announcement that bids for several
'sitions as conductor, brakeman and
ggagemsn are being received by the
'ntral Vermont railroad has been
sted in the railroad station. One Of
e vacancies upon which bids are
ked is the position of a baggageman
20 was caught throwing goods, left
his charge. of train near the Vic.
ria bridge in Canada, later TO return
d pick them up.
One of the largest real estate deals
ade by a Barre agency for some time
: been closed BY the n A. Perry
al Estate agency. The agency sold
! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ". Rogers Of
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