The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-01
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i New Victor records out to-day, OF
sale at Cummings 4 Lewis adv.
Wilmer Brault has returned to hi
home in st. Adams, after visiting al
j. b. Gomo's.
New dance hits just out. Hear them
on Victor records at Cummings 4
Lewis adv.
Masquerade ball, with prizes, at 80
cialist hall, Saturday, March a. White
Mountain jazz orchestra. adv.
Mrs. Fred Houghton returned last
night from spending the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Peck,
in Cabot.
4 Miss Marion n. Stickney arrived this
4 morning from Boston, for d few days
1 vacation at the home of her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. 0. G. Stickney.
| T.. NJ. Lyon has an interesting collec-
ton of big values in aluminium ware
for 81, which he is going to put on sale
Thursday morning at o'clock. adv.
Mrs. A. Fine and daughter, May, Of
4G Maple avenue returned last night
! from New York, after spending four
weeks with the formers daughter.
There win be a food sale at the
! Methodist church Saturday afternoon.
Beans. bread, doughnlits, pies, cake,
canned goods and home. made candy
adv.
Miss Sadie Boyee, d teacher in the
Spaulding high school building, is con-
fined to her room on Jefferson street
by illness and her mother has come
from Williamstown to care for her.
Miss Gladys N. Gale, in her organ
recital for the Womans club, gave
concert of unusual merit at the Uni
versalist church last night. Her pro-
gram was rich in variety, refined and
artistic and delightfully."- rendered. Ken
meth H. Gale assisted with two from
bone solos. The church was well.filled
and the audience expressed pleasure in
the beauty of the music and the talent
of two Of our home musicians.
After looking over the Thomas
Wobby store on North Seminary
street, where there was slight fire
early one morning recently, Deputy
State Fire Marshal A. G. Preble has
come to the conclusion that the cause
of the fire was a defective stoyepipe.
Only small amount Of damage was
done. thanks to the effective work of
the Barre firemen. Mr. Wobby carried
$1,000 insurance on his stock of goods |
and equipment.
After March we do not wish to buy |
raw fur except spring rat for which |
we will pay full value. We thank you |
all, especially those who put confidence |
in us and shipped their fnrs to us 1t |
may please our friends to know that /
we have had over one hundred shippers
and handled over $4,000 worth of furs
this season, which is $4,000 more than
we ever handled before. Again we
thank you all and hope we may make
rs many more friends next year We
also hope our business relation will be
as pleasant ia the future as il has
been in the past. Yours truly, c. l..
Silver, the fur man, and son, Plain
field, Nt.-adv.
Deputy State Fire Marshal A. G.
Preble was in Granteyille yesterday
and issued an order to the proprietors
II the Gilbert n Gilbert moving pie /.
ture houses at Upper Graniteville and
Websterville to close until required al
terations had been made in the build.
ngs. Deputy Marshal Preble found
multi with many Of the arrangements
4 the Graniteyille theatre, claiming ,
hat the theatre was on the second
tory OF building, with one exit and
10 fire escape and no booth for the NOV
ny picture machine. At the Webster.
lille theatre he reports that the en-
rance door OPENS inward, there are no
lights for marking the exits and that
he booth is not in proper condition.
Formal notification has been forward
d to the management of both houses.