The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

TALK OF The TOWN
See the values in millinery. Mrs.
Birnie, Laurel street.-adv.
Walter w. Perkins Of Bethel was in
the city yesterday on business visit
Mrs. George Gerow of Merchant
street entered the City hospital for
treatment yesterday.
4 Cork linoleum, Gold Seal, rugs and
| piece goods Special prices. Sadlier,
outfitter. 10 Keith avenue.--adv.
Saturday special-Floor mats, l8x
/ So, 24x36 and 24x54, at 29c, 30c and
40c B. W. Hooker 4 oUsadv.
w. H. Harrison of the Harrison
Granite company has returned to New
/ York City, after a short business visit
here.
i n. II. Cummings left the city this
morning for Boston after visiting for a
time with friends and relatives in this
city.
Frank Craddock of Orange street has
commenced two weeks vacation
from his duties at the Drown Drug
store.
Mrs. Jesse Wiley, who has been
passing several weeks visit with rel
atives in Springfield, has returned to
the city.
j. c.. Sutton has returned to his
home in Louisville, KY, after a bust
ness visit In the city. Mr.. Sutton is
retail granite dealer.
Saturday, Nov. 25, at p. m, the
Congregational PhiIatheas will hold
sale Of food, candy, and fancy arti-
Giles in the church parlor.-adv.
w. M. Thomas Of GAINESVILLE, O.,
representative Of the North Barre
Granite company, has returned home,
after business visit to the city.
Mrs. w, FL. Richardson OF Mer-
chant street was called to Boston last
night by the serious condition of her
husband at the Massachusetts, General
hospital
A large shipment of Rheuma has
been received by Il. A. Drown, so that
all rheumatism sufferers can be sup
piled promptly. Money back if it
| fails.-adv.
Superintendent W. Il. Cory has re-
turned from New York, where, with
Mrs. Cory, he has been visiting since
the Princeton Yale game last Saturday
afternoon.
The best time You can have this sea
son will be Thanksgiving eve in
Quarry Bank hall at the Barre fire.
mems concert and dance; Carroll's or
chestra, eight pieces. Refreshments
adv.
Joseph Calcagni Of this city leaves
tonight for Boston in order to be
present when the liner carrying Mrs.
Calcagni and young son, Charles, docks
at that port. Mrs. Calcagni and her
son have been passing an extended Wis
| it in Italy.
Arthur Martell, the young man who
struck with his Ford car, and dragged,
Lawrence Nichols of 3l2 North Main
street last Sunday afternoon, was
brought into court yesterday on a
charge Of careless and negligent driv-
ing He pleaded guilty Of the charge
and paid fine of $25 and costs of
s7.05. Nichols is slowly recovering
from cuts and injuries received.
Free--a pair of fine dress shoes,
mems or womens, or two pairs for
bows or girls from one TO six and sew
to thirteen years, given free for re-
turning $50 in rebate checks given for
cash purchases We have a good line
of fresh veal, beef, pork, sausage and
| fish; also shoes, wooden cloth and rem
nants, all at reasonable prices. We
make boys overcoats. Gonzales Ala,
t2g Berlin street.-adv.
Friends of Miss Elena and Garibal-
di Barberi will be interested TO know
that all this week they are giving
concerts from ~ to ] o'clock in the
Wurlitzer auditorium, New York City.
Miss Barberi's accomplishment with
the piano is well known locally, while
Mr.. Barberi has been equally success
full as a trumpet player. Both have
been given favorable mention, as Civ,
ing concerts of merit" by the Wur-
liter people, manufacturers of musi-
cal instruments.
Last evening was probably one of
the coolest yet experienced this fall for
all visible signs pointed to a rather
frosty. night. The river above Smith,
Whitcomb and Cook dam had good
coating of ice all over its surface this
morning and ground which had been
somewhat soggy for the past few days
was frozen hard. Taken together with
the slight furry of snow this morning,
| Il looks as though the Indian summer
was pretty nearly over and winter had
begun TO set in in earnest.