The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-30
TALK or THE TOWN

4 Leo st. Marie of North Troy was .
week END visitor in the city.
Clarence Ross of this city was a Wis
itor in Bethel Saturday on business.
/ Robert Morgan Of Burlington was 3
visitor in the city over the week end
| Ladies' misses and girls coats; spe-
cial prices. Sadlier, Keith avenue
adv
For plumbing and heating, call James
Mcleod, l2a Orange stfeet. Tel. S23-W.
adv.
Miss Beatrice Papin Of North Main
street passed the week end with friends
in Mortified.
Charles Gallagher Of Beckley street
was q weekend visitor in Hardwick
and Burlington.
| Principal r. l.. Dawson of Goddard
seminary returned to-day from q bus
mess trip to Boston.
| John Conley and Leon August of
Norwich university visited friends in
the city over the week end.
Albert bowers and Arthur Broderick
Of this city passed the week end hunt
ing in the vicinity of Walden.
Misses Kathleen Hamel and Garnet
Amadon of this city paA bed the week
end visiting with friends in Burlington.
Egido j. Rufo of the North End ga
rage left with several companions for
Groton yesterday on weeks hunting
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Burke Of Summer
street returned last night from North
ampton, Mass, where they have spent
the past few days.
Wendell Dobbs returned to-day to
Woodsville, N. H., where he is en-
ployed, after spending the week end at
his home in East Barre.
RheumaticsG Try two-weeks'
treatment of Rheuma and get well.
E.. A. Drown will return your money il
you are not satisfied. adv.
Mrs. Lizzie Wood and son, Douglas,
Joseph Halsall and George Crichton Of
this city passed the day yesterday at
the Wood camp on Joe's pond.
There are no false bottoms or pan
eled sides to the Baker favoring ex
tract bottle. Quality and quantity
both standardized. At all grocers.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Smith of Perry
street returned to the city yesterday
from Andover, where they went to at
tend the Andover Yale freshman game
Saturday.
T. M. Wagner of the Burlington office
of the Metropolitan Insurance COM
pany returned to that city yesterday,
after a visit with the local branch Tor
a few days.
For sale: Dry hard wood, four foot,
Sl2 cord; sawed once, $3.50; sawed
twice, Sl3; sawed three times, sl4.
Terms cash. Call Calder a Richardson,
Tel. 450.--adv.
Join the Christmas musical club and
have talking machine in your home
for Christmas. Small payments. Come
in and talk it over. Littlefield Piano
Co., formerly Bailey's Music Rooms
adv.
T. J. Higgins, representing Nations
Business the official publication OF
the United States chamber Of com
meree, who has been passing a week
in the city on business, left yesterday
for Rutland
Barre is to have good football at
traction for Armistice day. as Coach
Edison Lander of the American Legion
team has succeeded in arranging a
game with Goddard for that date. The
Legion will use the same team that
played against Winooski and Pitts
ford.
am going TO see either to-day or
tomorrow two of the biggest and best |
attractions that have ever played in |
Barre. One is Clara Kimball Young IN |
The Hands of Nara" at the Park and |
the other is Betty Compton, Bert Ly
tell and Theodore Kosloss in "To Have
iirst-run super feature attractions. I
That IL why | want TO see them
adv.
Members of the Greenwood Racquet /
club and teachers of Spaulding high /
school, to the namber of ~, gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter
Henshaw on Washington street sat
urday evening for a Halloween party.
Games of all kinds were in order and
lancing helped pass away much of The
,vening. Light refreshments were
served by members of the club during
he lull in festivities the latter part /