The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-25
TALK or THE TOWN

Samoset chocolates in any assort-
ment at Cummings & Lewis.'--ady.
Writings stationery for Christmas
on display at Cummings 4 Lewis
adv.
Frank McGovern Of Burlington was
a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
Robert Brodic, granite dealer from
4 Montreal, was business visitor IN the
city yesterday.
thanksgiving dance. Williamstown
grange hall, Nov. 20. Music by lands
| orchestra. adv
Miss Ruth Donahue left this morn
ing for Burlington TO pass the week
end visiting friends.
4 o. L. Shepard Of the Peerless Knit
! ting mills was business visitor IN
! Hardwick yesterday.
4 M. w. Leaman, a granite retailer
! from Newark, N. j., is passing few
days visit in the city.
] Miss Irene Lander of Washington
street left the city this morning TO
| pass the week end in Northfield,
w. r. Cameron of Washington street
has returned to the city, after visit
1 with friends in SheTbrooke, =. q
4 +. Stanton Wasgatt Of the Blanch-
ard block left the city last evening for
/ a few days visit in Portland, Me.
/ No rent means small profit, SO buy
your shoes and rubbers, dress or work,
at Flint's on Summer street. adv
! Dean A. Ladd, who has been teaching
| in Strafford. passed through the city
to-day on his way to his home on east
hill.
! Thanksgiving dance at Cobhle hill
| Tuesday. Nov. 2s. Landi's orchestra
Auto will leave Jones & Halls at I;45
and S:l5.-ady
| Mrs. James Mailman Of Stanstead,
P. O., arrived in the city yesterday for
visit at the home Of Mrs. Donald
Smith Of Perry street.
Miss Ruth Ingram of South Ryegate
arrived in the city last evening for
visit at the home of Miss Julianne
Bjorn Of Currier street
Thanksgiving dinner at the Twin
4 III,
from to 0. sl.25 per plate. Order by
Orange county phone, 66-l20.--adv.
Chester Bennett and Richard At
fridge of this city leave Tomorrow for
Stone Mountain, Ga, where they have
secured employment on union cutting
job.
r. M. Jones and son of the firm of
Jones & Stephens of Ottawa, Canadn;
has been visiting with local granite
manufacturers for few days on busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Charest Of High Hol-
born street left this morning for Wa
terbury to attend the funeral of ID.
Rossi. who died there earlier in the
week.
The Office Of the cemetery commits
sioners will be open Nov. % to Dec. 23
each evening from to 0 for the collec-
ton OF all bills due cemetery depart
ment. Cemetery commissioners. --adv.
Members and friends Of the Univer-
salist mems club are invited to listen
to Fred G. Carr of Providence, Il. /,
secretary of the National Universalist
Comrades, at the church Monday, Nov.
81, at 1880 O'Clock. Buffet lunch. adv
Mrs. Harry Gage arrived in the city
yesterday from Burlington to join her
husband in making final preparations
for the Legion play, "Darktown Min
strels,' scheduled for Monday and
Tuesday. All of the scenery for the
show arrived this morning.
Elisio Month completed his duties to-
day at the Frank McWhorter Co. store.
after having been employed there MS
clerk for about five years. Mr.. Monti
has secured employment at Greenville,
Me-, and expects TO leave this city on
Monday. His place will be filed by his
brother, Charles Monti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. Tilden OF
last evening, after a two weeks trip
to New York City, Atlanta City and
Washington, d. c. While at Washing
ton they attended the seventeenth tri-
ennial assembly Of the general grand
chapter, Order OF Eastern Star. Mrs.
Fred Kempton, who accompanied them,
expects to return to the city to-mor
row.
Secretary Bradley Of the Barre Out
ing club, together with other members.
was busy yesterday inspecting the to-
boggan chute proposed recently and il
is thought that IL can soon be com
pleted The work Of blowing up the
ground for the construction Of the new
dirt sides was completed early last eve
ming after the entire day had been
spent ON the task An engineer was
on hand to see that the course was
properly laid out and succeeded to such
an extent that this years course viii