The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-15
TALK or THE TOWN


Miss Thomson, dressmaker, IL Lau
rel street adv.
Travelling bags, suit cases and bette
bill folds at Lander's adv.
4 G. "A. Ferrin Of Littleton, N. H., II
passing few. days in Barre.
Five special Victor records on sal'
to-day at Cummings & Lewis. adv.
Leon August OF Norwich universit,
was i visitor in the city yesterday.
For plumbing aid heating call James
Mcleod, 1928 Orange street. Tel. s23-W
-adv.
4 Ladies' ribbon trimmed slippers al
colors, 81. Rogers Walk Over Boo
/ shop adv.
1 Apollo chocolates in one, two
three and iive-pound boxes, ut Rus
sell's.a
/ Fifty-cent comb free with $3.50 ivory
mirror and $3.50 ivory comb, at Rus
sells. adv.
Daniel Ricciarelli, who is employed
at Lodi, N. j., arrived in the city yes.
| terday for a short visit.
The Frank McWhorter company are
showing some especially nice neckwear
at 75c, 81 and $3.50. adv.
All the very latest song hits, 25c a
copy. Littlefield Piano Co., formerly
Baiey's music rooms.-ady.
ok linoleun, Gold Seal, rugs and
piece goods. Special prices. Sadlier,
outfitter, 10 Keith avenue.--adv.
Henry 4. petrie returned yesterday
to st. Adams, after visiting for a
short time with friends in this city.
William Bacon, formerly of this city,
returned to-day to st. Adams, after
passing short visit with friends here.
C. II. Northrop is able TO be about
after being confined to his home for
the past week by an injury to his
back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Calcagni re-
turned to the city yesterday after
passing a few days at their camp at
Niggerhead pond.
Mrs. Frank +. Woodruff of Bruins
wick, Me-, arrived in the city yester-
day to visit her son, DIR. John Wood
ruff, OF East street.
William Manson, retail monument
dealer from Red Bank, n j., returns
home tonight, after spending the past
two weeks in this city.
Il. Parnigoni resumed his duties at
the Tilden Shoe company this morn
ing, after being confined to his home by
illness for short time.
Ices that cool and refresh will taste
more delicious If favored with one Of
Bakers pure fruit favoring extracts.
AT all good grocerse-adv.
The practical gift. Remington
portable typewriter, $50 cash. just the
gift for the boy or girl at school,
browns Drug store. adv.
Ladies of the American Legion Aux
iliaryl Please notice the open house
OF Barre post, No. 10.
This will be good time for all. Let's
all 90.
Wesley w. Wilson, coach and in
structor at Goddard seminary, left to-
iay for his home in Chicopee Falls,
Mass, where he win pass the Christ
mas vacation.
vermont Beautiful" by Wallace
new book illustrated by |
three hundred and four photographs, |
covering all the counties in Vermont.
On sale at Cummings 4 Lewis.'-ady. |
The best place to take your battery
: to the battery specialists. They al I
ready have over hundred batteries I
md that shows that everybody likes I
The work done at divers Battery sta
Iion.--adv.
Charles b. Adams, r. w. d. d. G. NJ, !
IF Waterbury was in the city yester-
lay TO make his official visit at the \
special meeting of the Granite lodge,
10. 35, Y. & A. NJ, held last evening. I
The third degree was exemplified at the 4
Meeting and a banquet was served at
$3.50 o'clock.
Winston Brown, Dartmouth, '25, was
among those who left Hanover to-day
IN the western Special" which car
les the college men to their homes.
he viii pass the Christmas holidays
With classmate at the latter's home
n Cleveland, o.
No old fashioned aye Village Inn"
yer presented more inviting aspect
han does the Hotel Barre those chilly Il
winter evenings for the management
las placed two illuminated Christmas
rees on the hotel steps which, when
lighted, give a comfortable appearance
o the entire building
Most of the teachers in the city
chools, as well as at Goddard. leave
o day for their homes all over New
England to pass the Christmas holi-
ay, which lasts until the second -
January. In most of the lower grades
throughout the city Christmas trees
nd .roaams were in order for the
ay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilson Dodds have
acated the house occupied by them
n Hill street and IL will be tenanted
" William Young of this city. who
as heen passing several months in
Massachusetts,. Mr.. Young will be
lined by his family who have been
isiting in Maine, after the Christmas
olidays.
Among the Goddard seminary stu
ents. who left to-day for their re-
pective homes to pass the Christmas
olidays were John Casey. Henry
weency and Bert Wild Of Holyoke.
lass; Wynn Terwilliger OF Boston;
toward Wood OF Ticonderoga. n ";
hubert Kinds OF Rutland; Lawrence
ackman Of East Corinth, and Claire
Ioxie Of Norwich, Conn.
Yesterday afternoon the Christmas
rec purchased by the Board Of Trade
as set mp in place in the city park.