The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-14
TALK or THE TOWN


G. Bordonzotti Of Chicago arrive
here yesterday on a business visit
Harvest dinner and supper at Baptis
church Wednesday, Oct. ls.--adv.
j. NJ Dawson Of Burlington is pass
ing short business visit in the city
| o. Il. Munger of Boston is passing
few days in the city on bushes
visit.
1 B. j. Dunkling Of Burlington arrive,
| in the city last evening on bushes
visit.
Jesse Grover Of Pittsburg, N. H., ar
rived in the city yesterday to be EN-
tployed.
Arloa Thompson Of Burlington ar
rived in the city yesterday for visi
with friends.
]. E. Lanahan Of Rutland was !
business visitor in the city yesterda,
and to-day
Miss Marjorie Kent of Orange street
has returned home after spending two
weeks in Boston
| Alfred Madore Of this city left to.
day for Lewiston, Me-, where he has
secured employment.
Mrs. b. M. Downey of Waterbury il
visiting at the home of Mrs. Leon
Hutchins OF East Barre.
T. J. Leddy and M. Whittemors Of
Burlington are passing several days in
this locality on business.
| Il. w. Turner of Somerville, Mass.
was among the business visitors ar
irving in the city yesterday.
Michael Rifle of the firm of LeClair
and McNulty is absent on business
trip through New Jersey in the inter.
ests of the firm.
H. d. Upham, retail granite dealer
from Tewksbury, Mass, returned TO his
home last evening, after passing several
days in the city on business.
Bradford G. Patch Of Boston, who has
been passing few days at the home
of Maurice Watkins of this city, re-
turned last evening to Boston.
Miss Katherine sullivan Of Cliff
street returned home last evening from
st. Johnsbury, where she had been at
tending the teachers convention.
Mrs. Inez Bassett and two daughters
of Orleans are passing few days visit
at the home of Mrs Bassett's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. $. Waterman. Of Wash
ington street.
The Cobble Hill grange win attend
in body at the Hedding Methodist
church at the Sunday morning service
in response to an invitation of the pas
ton, Rev. B. G. Lpsky.
Shipments of grapes from the Mills
of California are arriving in the city
daily and being transported to various
homes throughout the city, where they
will be made into sopething besides
The grange ladies of South Barre
We're all busy Yesterday sewing, tying
puffs, soliciting or being solicited for
aprons, fancy articles and handker.
chiefs. Come to their fair the 10th and
10th and buy the results of their ef
forts.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thurher Of South
Barre have as guests Mr.. and Mrs. A.
9. Thurber OF East Hartford, Conn 1
and Mrs. Fred Gage OF West Brattle-
,oro, parents and sister Of Mr.. Thurber |
\. G. Thurber ia in town TO take radium !
treatments OF DIR. Robinson.
To the farmers Of Washington and |
district: We are TO have
/ Fordson tractor demonstration on ID, |
McDonald's farm, one mile from
village, Monday afternoon,
Oct. Is. at 2 o'clock. Come and, see the
Eordson at work. Perry Automobile
o., authorized agents Fords and Ford
ons, Barre.
As an echo Of the protest against the |
Increase on property valuations all over
he city. made by the assessors, made l
" the Board OF Trade, two designations
we're received yesterday, stating that
Jirgil Ayers and n. b. Ballard no long
n WlsHeu 10 De attatntu 10 tne ofRdHl- |
alton. Secretary Bradley stated yes
erdey that while the board is sorry TO
ose two such good members, it feels
justified in its protest.
II is estimated that close 10 $50 foot
all fans from this city are either in
burlington or Hanover to-day TO attend
he football contests. About two-thirds
4 the number were New Hampshire
ound where they expect to witness the
ouble header between Goddard and
dartmouth 90 and Middlebury and
dartmouth varsity. Burlington holds
IS charms for many, however, for Bos-
on university will probably put up a
God battle against L. V. NJ
As an indication Of the gradual re-
urn Of the country to normally comes
he statement from employees on the
entral Vermont railroad that freight
assing through Montpelier junction
Ding both ways has passed it's prewar
iark and is increasing every day. The
ompany has taken on 80 Of its old EN-
loves, who were laid off. and has even
dded some new men. The gradual in
reaae in shipments from this city has