The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-13
Talk or THE TOWN


4 See Morse's line Of tweed suits q
Montpelier. -adv
h Now on display the new Strand
4 Barre Drug Co.-ady.
Neal Ralph Of Park street has beel
4 confined to his home for the past fev
days by Illness.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fits Of PER-.
street left Yesterday for short visi
in Boston and vicinity.
1 Charles Booth OF Cherry street lef
yesterday for Detroit, Mich, where h
has secured employment.
Latest styles, best Of quality, lowest
prices, at Mrs. Birnies millinery par
I Tor, 4 Laurel street.--adv.
Mrs. Donald Smith Of Perry street
returned to the city this morning, after
! passing short visit in Boston
George @. Nye Of the Nye Motor com
paRy left last evening to attend tht
, automobile show in Boston for few
days.
Miss Josephine Fontana of Central
street is spending vacation from her
duties as teacher in East Ryegate
at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter MeCourtie, who
have been visiting with Mr., and Mrs.
John Stewart of Central street, left
this morning for Boston.
Only two more days in which to pay
A.. al II
10 per cent will be added to bill. Super
intendent water department. adv.
Whatever the weather may be, you
will find cordial welcome and good
time awaiting you Mt the mock trial
tomorrow evening at the Methodist
church; 2oc. adv.
w. A. venable OF Wendall place re-
turned yesterday from the Boston
home office of the Ingersoll Rand com
pany, where he has been passing few
days on business.
Will Ward and son, Clarence. who
have been in this city visiting for the
past week, returned yesterday to Bur
lington. where they are engaged I'M the
automobile business.
II. P. Human Of Hill street returned
from an extended business
trip through Massachusetts and Con-
necticut in the interests of the firm of
Human Bugbee company.
Miss Rehecca Chesser, who il en-
pluyed as bookkeeper at the Union
Clothing company, has resumed her
duties, after being confined to her home
for the past week by illness.
Mrs Rose Penny. a clerk employed
at the Adams company store, who has
been confined to her home on Washing.
ton street for the past week BY illness,
was able TO resume her duties this
morning.
Charles NJ Bradford and Miss Gladys
Bradford Of South Main street left |
Yesterday for a short vacation in Mont
zeal. where they expect to visit with
relatives and friends before returning
10 this city.
Contrary to reports circulated, James |
class OF Dix avenue, who injured his |
eg some time ago at the Trow and |
Holden machine shops, is not yet able |
% be out. Infection had set in in the |
imb, making it impossible for Mr.. |
ilass to be able to walk for some time.
Several of the local automobile men
nd others interested i'm motor trans
'ortation left yesterday afternoon to
ttend the Boston auto show, which
egan Saturday and continues until
he 18th of the month. Among those
rbo left were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d.
raves, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. VIII
inson. Henry A. Dunbar. Mr.. and Mrs.
sobert Q. Mcdonnell, Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm b. Kelley. Charles NJ Halves,
'rapcis Geary, Moses Flanders and Jo-
eph Dessureau
First senior honor in Spaulding hight
ehool for the six weeks ending March
went to Marjorie Smith, it was an
ouneed to-day at the school By Acting
'rincipal @. III. White, Junior first hon
RS went TO Sarah Sector and Rachel
pear; sophomore first honors to Ro-
md Bisson, Irene Booth, Rosie Pa
,oro, Zina Rossi, Mildred Rowell and
Elizabeth White; Freshmen first
onors to Bertha Biorn, William
Ialvosa, Proctor : Martin, Mabel /
Ioran and Frances Spear. Senior
scond honors went to Mona Grady
nd Louis oLeary; junior second hon
rs to Mary Comolli. Rodcriek Morri.
IN and Hazel Tomasi; sophomore sec
nd honors to Mabel Cheever, Josephine
Ruth Ladd. Eloise McGlaf- I
n and Charles Magnagbi; freshmen
lcond honors to Elizabeth Beck. Louis
jorn, Alice Bradford. Edith Cooper,
ohm Cozzi, Nelson Sanborn, Florence
soft, Leslie Scott, Dorothy slayton,