The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-06
TALK or THE TOWN

Fl. Fl. Hodgdon OF Highland avenue
was q visitor in Roxbury to-day.
Afternoon tea will be served at the
Universalist fair on Thursday. --adv.
MI o. Smith Of this city has gone to
Randolph to be employed for short
time.
/ Leo st, Marie has returned to his
home in North Troy, after a short visit
with friends here. M
| William Juckett has returned 70 his
home in Albany, after few days visit
with friends in the city.
Mrs. M. M. Richie arrived in the
city yesterday from Waterbury for a
visit with relatives here.
u. r. Douglas, Central Vermont scale
inspector, arrived in the city to-day
from st. Adams on business.
Regular meeting Of the A. O. II.
Thursday evening at 7;30 o'clock.
Business of Importance. adv.
spreading the News is charming
play by the famous Lady Gregory. See
1t at the Universalist fair Thursday
evening. adv.
Aprons of all kinds. fancy articles,
home made candy and food at the Uni
yersalist fair to-day and tomorrow -
adv.
Natalie Tambouri of this city leaves
THE evening for Boston, from which
point he viii sail for Italy to pass the
winter.
Stanley Marsh, Redfeld Hoar,
George Bond and Neale Hooker left
this morning on days hunting trip
to Groton.
Barre Woman's club, Quarry Bank
hall, Tuesday, Dec. IL, at o'clock.
Middlebury college glee club. A con-
cert of unusual excellence .--adv.
A. IT. Temple Of the Union Dry
Goods company returned this morning
from Boston, where he has been spend
ing the past few days on business.
The cause Of piles is internal; that's
why salves and cutting fail Hem
Roid, harmless tablet, removes the |
cause. We guarantee it. z. A. Drown
& Co.-adv.
X. L. Furland of Randolph has been
appointed as ticket agent for the sec
ond trick from p. m. to l2 p. m. and
Is now installed on his new job at the
Central Vermont station.
The funeral OF Clarence @. Hatch,
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hatch. was held from the B. w. Hook
n & Co. undertaking pariors yester-
lay afternoon, Rev. Fl, Il. Goodspeed
Burial was made in Will
Jamestown.
Claude Il. Morse Of Mortified. George
". Wallace of Waitsfield and f. w. /,
silman Of Marshfeld have been named
Is the board of appeal in the cases
rom Barre arising from appeals on
Inadrennial appraisals. Out Of the /
arge number of appeals made from
,arre, only four now remain to he
leard. the others having been with. !
Irawn. The four cases are the Miles
block Co., John w. Gordon on the
t1tAeh ~aSNNf 1890 fsNfNtNr wa &Fti WI =
lain street and the Mcfarland g.
,oyce water system. /,
About 1876 members Of the Barre Z
Voman's club attended the regular {
aeeting in Quarry Bank hall Tuesday !
fternoon. After the business session, !
he meeting was turned over to the
rogram committee. Mrs. J. Ward Car {
er and Miss Betty Brown. An enter J
ainment OF exceptional quality was l
iven by Miss Mary Lease, pianist,
iiss Betty Brown, soloist. and Mrs. 1;
aryer, reader. The artistes delighted / j,
heir audience with their program, 4
Southland Melodies and Readings"
Iiss Brown with her splendid interpre-
atoms OF The negro characteristics in $
'ng, Miss Lease carrying out the same 2
neme in her piano selection and Mrs. :
aryer with her wonderful impersona-
ons Of negro home life. Dainty re- :
'eshments were served by the hospi- \
ility committee.