The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-30

y. q. Morrison Of the Morrison farm
| left to-day for Boston.
/ Entire stock Of the Mattapan Sho
20. on sale at Shea adv.
| A, J. Reed Of Windsor was visitor
IN the city this morning.
! Mrs. Emily Brown of Corinth left
the City hospital Saturday.
H. G. Bennett left Saturday on q
business trip to Sandbar bridge.
Mrs Leona Smith Of Prospect street
Is patient at the City hospital.
Alfred Milne Of Pleasant street was
operated on at the Barre City hospital
this morning.
g. b. Workman and son returned
yesterday from oxford, N. III, after d
visit with relatives.
DO you know what bacteria count
clean milk should have? Come to the
Quarry Bank hall Tuesday, Oct. 81,
at 2:30 p. m.-adv.
Mrs. Mary Mccarthy and daughter,
Mary, OF Summer street. left yester
day for st. Johnsbury on visit Of a
few days.
Public dance, Cobble Hill grange, OF
Thursday, Nov. 2; music BY Landi's
orchestra. Auto leaves postoffice at
7;45 and S:l5.--adv.
Robert White of Marlboro, Mass,
Robert Blake Of Arlington and d. ).
Pope of Dorchester, Mass, were week
end visitors in the city.
Baldwin apples! Baldwin apples
Carload just arrived; bushel baskets.
sl.65; peek, Soc. Tomasi Cash market,
247 North Main street. adv.
] ]. Develin of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance office left Saturday fer
New Haven, Conn, and he expects to
move his family to the city.
Miss Margaret McLeay returned
yesterday to her home on Church
street from the City hospital, where
she underwent an operation last
month.
Eleanor A. Pollard, formerly man
ager Of the Adams company store here,
who Is now engaged in similar work
in Massachusetts, was visitor in the
city to-day.
For sale: Dry hard wood. four foot.
sl2 cord; sawed once, $3.50, sawed
twice, Sl3; sawed three times, Sl4. |
Terms cash. Cali Calder & Richardson,
Tel 49, adv.
Mrs. u g. Bell and daughters. Annie |
md Florence, returned yesterday 4
Farnumsville, Mass, after passing \
month at the home OF Mrs. Bells son,
-oren, OF Maple avenue.
The Red Cross public health nurse |
will have an exhibit and will be glad
o answer any question on the food
ialue Of milk. Come to. the Quarry
Sank hall Tuesday, Oct. 81. at 2.so |
J. m.--adY
For sale; Green hard wood, four foot.
W cord, sawed, Sl4, or $3.50 a run.
This is No. | second growth; SIS for
imb wood ON the lot at williamstown
ulf, or 50 delivered Terms cash. Call
!. w. Langlois. adv.
Beatrice Irene Marion, who was
orn Oct. Q TO Mr.. and Mrs. George
/. Marion of Maple Grove street,
assed away Saturday of infantile dis
ase. Interment was made to-day in
he Catholic cemetery on Beckley hill.
Word has been received BY the Barre
ranitc Manufacturers association and
he Barre Board Of Trade that the con
raet has been let for the erection of
? 500. 900 home in Washington. ID. C.,
1r the chamber Of commerce Of the
nited States
Miss Marie Quinlan announces the
pening Of her prep. class of dancing
thursday, Nov. ?, Worthen hall, at III,
m. All the latest steps approved by q
ie Dancing Masters association will i
, taught Other classes will be formed | /
All or phone 364W.-adv. Il
| am going to see either to-day 81
,-morrow two of the biggest and best !
fractions that have ever played in
ARE. One is Clara Kimball Young in
The Hands Of Nara at the Park and ,
le other is Betty Compton, Bert Ly- ,
III and Theodore Kosloss in ITO Have
I'd to Hold" at the Magnet Both are
'st-run super feature attractions. v
hat IL why | want to see them
w.
Arthur Bassett, the quarterback of il
e Lyndon institute football team,
no was taken from the Spaulding. !
Fndon game Saturday because Of in
ries. was treated by DIR. J. ". Stew
{ at the City hospital following the
me. He was found 10 be suffering I
1m bad laeeration over one eye, d
rec stitches being necessary to close Z