The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-02
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! Congregational harvest supper Tues
| day; don't miss it.-adv.
! Worlds fair, Tunbridge, Oct. 34.5
See large adv, page 2-adv.
4 Miss Hope Leonard Of Stockbridg,
visited friends in the city yesterday
| d. J. Morse's fur coat sale viii be
continued through Monday aud Tues
day. adv. >
| Miss Katherine sullivan of Cliff
street visited with friends in ST
Johnsbury Saturday.
John Molla passed the week end
from his studies at Dartmouth college
with relatives on Berlin street.
Charles Oliver and Charles Smith of
this city passed the week end on a
duck hunting "trip to Lake Champlain.
Robert Barclay passed the week end
from his studies at Norwich uniyer-
sity with his parents on Brook street.
! Newell Parker returned yesterday
to st. Adams, after passing the week
end at his home on Spaulding street.
Mrs. Myra Allen of Warren is pass
| ing few days visit at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. G, j. Allen, of Beck
ley street.
Kenneth Garrett Of the University Of
Vermont arrived in this city Saturday
to spend the week end with relatives
in East Barre.
Mrs. Alexander Cordiner returned TO
the city Saturday evening after pass
ing month visiting with friends in
New Hampshire.
Rev. w H Skeels, pastor Of the
FIRST Universalist church, was in Mont
pelier to-day attending the State Sun
day school convention.
Notice. Next Friday at the Method
list church there win be harvest din
ner and supper Make this a vacation
day and be with us.-adv.
All Rebekahs wishing to 90 to the
district meeting at Williamstown on
Tuesday evening please notify John
Howell to-day. Committee.
Fire prevention week-let everybody
do something to make Barre a cleaner
and safer city to live in. Start in the
cellar and go to the attic Clean up
The monthly meeting OF the Altar
guild OF the Church OF the Good Shep.
herd will be held Tuesday evening at
1880 at the home of Miss Gracelyn
Robinson.
Mrs. J. M. Frasso Of Keith avenue
left to-day for Claremont, N. f., to Wis
il sister, while Mr.. Frasso has gone
TO Kingston. Ontario, for two weeks
duck hunting.
Miss Ora Tanguay was removed to
her home on Beckley hill Saturday
after being confined to the City hos
pital for some time following an oper-
alton for appendicitis.
Francis Griffin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckenzie Of Beckley street |
passed the week end in st. Johnsbury. |
They were accompanied on the trip |
by Charles Lynch OF that place. who
had been visiting at the Mckenzie
home
Mr. Ferguson, the service mechanic |
for the Stromberg carburetor, will be
At Harvey & Mowers, at the Barre |
garage, on Monday and Tuesday to !
give free service on any Stromberg car
bnretor. Come and tell him your trou-
bles.-ady.
G.. NJ. Leith, George Garlic, Albert
bowers and Wilfred LOWE Of the G.
NJ. Leith Trucking company, engaged
II present in hauling potatoes from
East Topsham and vicinity to Woods
vile. passed the week end at their
homes in this city.
Ten cows and bull, pair of horses
With harnesses free, with l60-acre
arm, 8 miles from Barre and about the
'ame from Montpelier. As fine build
ngs as you can easily find and sure TO
,lease you. One of the best farms in
he county Wood enough to pay for
,lace. Plenty of hay to winter stock
md quantity Of dry wood included.
someone will make money on this. Spe
ial price Tor quick sale only s4,s75,
With a payment of $500 down See MS
i once. The d. A. Perry Real Estate
gency.- adv.