The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
Don't Neglect Your wife l''-adv,

Don't Neglect Your Wifep'--adv.
James McDermont of Brookfcld
was visitor in the city yesterday.
W. II. B, Perry OF Waterbury, a
granite manufacturer, was in town
yesterday.
Eskimo piesthe only original. The
only place you can buy them Is at the
Barre Drug company adv.
The Central House cafe will take 10
more permanent boarders Best OF
food Moderate prices.--adv
John @. Mcleod Of Ayerill street
returned to the city yesterday, after
visit TO Washington, ID. g.
stephen Dineen employed at the
! Calder \ Richardson Coal company,
spent the week end IN Fairfax,
Miss Margaret A. Doheny of 81 JEFF,
ferson street has been confined 70 her
home for several days with illness
Don't confuse Eskimo pies with
chocolate covered ice cream. The orig.
inal can be bought at the Barre Drug
company, adv.
Donald w. Smith of ~ Perry street
left to-day for Dartmouth college at
Hanover, N. H., where he is to attend
fraternity meeting.
". A. McGregor returned this morn
ing to his home in Burlington, after
visiting with Ira Houston OF Maple
avenue for few days.
a G. Miles, the South Main street
barber, is able to be at his shop again,
after having been confined TO his home
BY illness for few days.
Mrs. H. G. Bennett returned last
night from Laconia, n. H., where she
was called two weeks ago by the i'll
ness and death Of her sister, Mrs IL.
N. Gilman.
Professor Johp L. Meckiin Of Dart
mouth college, who is to address the
Vineitia club at their smoker this eve
ming on "The Farm Bloc in Congress,
arrived in town to-day
Angus RI. Smith Of Warwick, n. J.,
is passing a few days in Barre renew
ing old acquaintance. This is Mr..
Smiths first visit To the city since lie
moved his family to Warwick in 1903.
j. J. Dashner OF l62 Washington
street returned to the city yesterday.
after spending a week in Belmont,
Mass. Mrs. DashneT, who accompa
MED him, viii not return for sew
eral days.
At his home in Montpelier last eve
ming, III. j. NJ. Jones OF the Jones
Brothers company was the guest OF
honor at a dinner party. The occa-
sion was a celebration of his birth.
day anniversary.
A number OF local business men have
received copies Of book written by
Governor James Hartness. The title
of the book Is, Industrial Progress
and Human Economics" and is being
distributed by the commissioner OF in
dustries at Montpelier.
Clarence Thompson, a student at
SwNkljng high school, and who resides
at the howe farm on Beckley hill, suf-
fered broken arm when he fell, while
skiing. Sunday. He was treated by
DR.. N. r. Chandler, and is now able
to be about with his arm in sling.
bY cooperating Win Tue sidtf pun
Lefty department, the Barre granite
industry is to be represented In an
important industries exhibit in
Cleveland, o., next week, by sample
of both light and dark granite, illus
trated booklets descriptive of the in
dustry, and series Of quarry views.
The exhibit was prepared BY the local
Granite Manufacturers association.
What is believed to be record in
insurance adjustment vas made yes
terday by the Dillon agency. At ESQ
o'clock yesterday morning the home OF
Leland Little on the Plainheld read
was damaged to the extent OF about
S300 by fire. At 10 o'clock the same
morning the insurance had been com
pletely adjusted. Mr.. Little was awak-
ened by the blaze and, clad in his
nightclothes' and barefoot, he and an
employee rushed buckets of water.
Their quick work saved the house from
total destruction. The fire started at
an old-fashioned fireplace.