The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-26

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from Boston.
\ r. L. Dawson was visitor in Derby
Line yesterday.
See Morse's line Of coats. for real coat
values, at Montpelier. adv
John Regain of Greenfield, Mass, is
visiting friends in the city.
T.. s. Locke Of Waits River was a
visitor in the city yesterday after
noon.
Miss Jessie Hunter arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon from Shirley,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs James Duncan Of
Highland avenue left yesterday for
Boston.
A. Tonasi states it was only the
standing timber he sold on his woodlot
| in Berlin.
Harold Blackmore returned Sunday
to New York City, where he will at
tend college.
James H. Randall Of Goddard SEM
mary is confined by illness to the sem
mary infirmary.
.Ettorino Movalli completed his du-
ties as clerk at the Moore and Owens
clothing store to-day.
Clarence Ward and Robert Christie
of Burlington visited friends in this
city over the week end.
John conley of Broekton, Mass; who
has been spending the past two weeks
here, left the city to-day.
Chester Griffin Of Hudson, Mass,
left the city to-day, after spending
the past few weeks with friends here.
Miss Florence LePage of this city
returned here yesterday from st. AL
bans, where she has been employed.
Mrs. Alex Stewart returned home
yesterday from Laconia, N. H., where
she has been visiting with relatives.
Miss Margaret Tomasi Of North
Main street left yesterday for Middle
bury college to resume her studies as
junior.
Alfred Malnati Of Lodi, N. j., re-
turned to this city yesterday, having
completed his employment in the for
mer place.
Fiorino Ronca Of Cottage street left
last night for Worcester. Mass, to
resume his studies at Worcester In
stitute of Technology.
T.. Z. Bailey, jr.,, who has been en-
ployed for the past few weeks aiding
in the work of revising the city d.
rectory. left to-day for Mortified.
The best thing to make your hair
soft, soft. thick and glossy Partisan
Sage. +. A. Drown sells the genuine
that does not change the natural color
Of the hair.adv. i
The expenses OF the three candidates
for county sheriff in the Republican |
primary were: H. j. Slayton, the sue
&c -ful nominee, $56452; George |
sl0s.s6; Charles A. Smith,
$l68.52.
Among the early arrivals in the /
city to-day to take advantage Of the
merchants Dollar day was Mrs. r. J.
Hutton of Corinth. Mrs. Hutton says
the mercury dropped to 20 above and
that water tubs had coating Of ice
on them.
Raymond Desitel, formerly connect
I'd with the Metropolitan Office at Bur-
Iington, has commenced his duties as
local manager, taking the place Of U.
Fl. Beaupre. who was recently trans
ferred to the Dover, n. H., branch.
Sydney L. Ruggles, superintendent
IF the city water department, returned
here yesterday from Hanover, N H.,
where he went a week ago for a short
visit. He was accompanied home by
Mrs. Ruggles and family, who have
been visiting in Hanover for two
months.
Mrs. Stella Averil and Miss Blanche
rilden are in Rutland to attend the flu
leral to-day of Norris II. Cook, aged 70
,ears, their cousin and native of
his city. the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tru-
nan Cook In 1873 he married Emma
Sickerson and they went to Rutland
o live 22 years ago.
A Buick car and an 0ldsmobile dis.
,uted the right of way at the corner
North Main and Seminary streets last
vening and collision resulted. Mel
her car was travelling at very great
ate of speed and consequently brok
n bumper and bent mudguard was
he extent of the damage.
Special price on seven-room house,
With barn and extra lot for garden; To-
ated on Hall street; convenient to
BUSINESS. schools and excellent sur |
modern plumbing. furnace {
eat, lights, etc Only sl,575. With
ormal business conditions, this prop
rty should sell for $500 Better look a
/ over at once. The ID. A. Perry Real
state agency.