The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Lunch.-adv.
Public dance, Wednesday, Jan. i2
Rowland hall CAROLS orchestra.-ad
r. Fl. Howell of Rutland is in Barre
this week doing telephone engineering
work.
You will like wrestler Jim Proxies,
full of action and plenty of Kilonis'
pep,-adv.
Dennis Donahue, deputy sheriff from
Graniteville, visited in Burlington over
the week end.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter,
No. 80, o. i. S., Wednesday evening,
Jan. ~, at 1880 o'clock.
Officer John Murley of the local pc.
lice force is passing the week with
relatives in Burlington and JonesviIle.
H. G.. Bennett of the Barre Garage
company has gone to New York to
attend the automobile show now in
process there.
Alderman A. j.. Loranger of Summer
street has returned from a Today stay
with his brother and other relatives
in Montreal.
A. J. Goss Of West Danville visited
local granite manufacturing firms yes.
terday and to-day, while here for a
brief business visit.
For real values and a real readiust-
ment of prices visit the Barre Bargain
Store. A few articles are advertised in
this paper to-day-adv.
+. D. Ladd and F. H. Rogers of this
city, directors of the Peerless Knitting
[ hiIIl pArnnonV haxa - pNEt1n
to the Massachusetts headquarters to
remain a few days on business.
The annual meeting Of the Commu-
nifty house will be held at the house at
$50 this evening. All interested in
the program and policies for the com
ing year are earnestly invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rinaldo March,, who
were recently married, have returned
from a wedding trip to Boston and
New York, and have taken up their
residence at 2 Sabin street. Montpelier.
Albert (anxiouslyl-"I'm afraid I'll
soon be bald! my hair is coming out"
f. A. Drown-"Why worry? Use
Partisan Sage and I'll guarantee it will
stop falling hair or return your money"
adv.
Miss Corrine Eastman, whose return
to Mount Holyoke college, South Had
ley, Mass, was deferred by illness, was
able TO leave her home on Wellington
street this morning to return to col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. John OIeary of East
ern avenue are expected back TODAY
from Boston and Winchendon, Mass,
where for the past two weeks Mrs.
oIeary has been stopping with rela
tiyes.
Ralph Davis, who recently returned
from Dorchester, Mass, has begun
work at the Clark feed store and in
tends to remain in Barre and will re-
open in the spring his ~vulcanizing shop
on North Main street.
Miss Bessie Pitkin returned to Prov
idence, r. l., last night after spend.
ing the past three weeks visiting at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Shea. Of 20 fremont street, Miss Pit.
kin is a trained nurse in Providence.
The body Of John c. Thompson. who
died in Bradford, n. H., of apoplexy,
was due to arrive in Washington YES
terday afternoon for funeral services.
but did not reach Barre until last eve
ming and was to-day removed to Wash
for burial. I
DIR. II. H. Hunter, chiropractor. 10. :
in the office of Gage & Gage.
to the following
price for all residence calls. effective
Jan. Is: Day calls, $3.50: night &
after Q p. m, 81. For the pres r
ant Office calls will remain the same !
As under Gage & Gage-ady. I
Frank J. Hunton, a brakeman in he ?
.ocal yards of the Central Vermont !
and connected with the yard !
which has been cancelled, went :
o st. Adams to-day and will begin |
work. Don on a main line freight train, q
he through freight from st. Adams y
o White River Junction. Max Mann u
# Orange street accompanied him and a
will begin work at the Central Yer u
mont roundhouse there. D
The annual convention of the Yer 4
mont State Spiritualist association was n
eld in Foresters' hall, Worthen block d
city, Friday, Saturday and Sun b
ay and the attendance was large and b
he meetings helpful. Among those v
tho brought interesting messages were
FRS. Nettie Holt Harding Of Somer- L
lille, Mass. Dana Smith Temple Of &
Iillsboro, n. IT,, and Rev. Efie I. Web cr
ter Of Montpelier. At the business III
held Saturday the following ca
Ulcers were duly elected President. b,
Ellie I. Webster Of Montpelier; al
'cretary, Mrs. Helen Shaw of Morris :
lille; treasurer, Mrs. Ellen V. Ward y
I South Barre; first vice president.
rover C. Hall Of Barre; second vice
resident, Charles ingalls, of Montpel
r; directors, Mrs. !. Belle Hutchins
nd LEROY Anderson Of Barre and Mrs.
lillian Gill of Burlington; auditors.
rs. J.. Belle Hutchins and Mabel
NTH Of B%raintree. The matter Of So
the next meeting place was
fl with the board Of directors.
Recruits in Air Service Sought.