The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-18
TALK or THE TOWN


II browns Drug store. adv
Il Frank AIvord Of Mortified was q
II visitor in the city Saturday
II Aguinaldo Barr Of Hardwick was q
II visitor in the city Saturday
II $50 mirror, SIS ivory brush. Sl.25 ivory
II comb free, at Russell's. adv.
HI Homer Holden OF Brookficld was a
II visitor in the city Saturday.
II Boys watches have arrived at Burr's.
II We can fill all orders in these nows--
II adv.
H For plumbing and heating call James
II Mcleod, l23 Orange street. Tel. SEW
II adv.
II Ettorino Movalli Is employed in the
H Moore & Owens store throughrthe holt
h day season.
II One 800 Gu. IT,, two stage air com
prcssor; price right. Inquire Reynolds
q Son. adv.
4 Christmas ball, Quarry Bank hall,
| Monday, Dec rs; CAROLS orchestra.
Auspices Barre Woman's club.-adv.
| Miss Florence Hutchinson is home
| for the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Hutchinson of 81 Park
rstreet.
II George Cruiekshank arrived in the
city Saturday from Montreal, where he
is employed, and will pass a short visit
at his home here.
/ America Calcagni returned to this
city Saturday from New Britain Conn,
where he has been employed for the
past three months,
4 George Douglas Of Dartmouth college
arrived in the city Saturday and will
pass the Christmas holidays at his
home on Elm street.
Dance, Dec. 10, Bailey hall, Montpel-
Ter, CAROLS orchestra Let's see some
Barre people down to the dance. Mont
pelier post, No. 3adv.
Primino Vasoli 81 High Holborn
street returned to this city yesterday
! from Boston, where he has been EN-
ployed for the past three months.
Reid Barclay Of Patterson street and
Robert Barclay Of Brook street are
passing the Christmas vacation from
, studies at their homes in this city.
All children Of the primary Sunday
school of the Methodist church are in
|vited to Christmas party at the church
Wednesday afternoon from 2 to
o'clock.
John Molla Of Berlin street Is pass
ing the Christmas vacation at his home
on Berlin street, having arrived from
Dartmouth college the latter part Of
last week.
Miss Marion Tilden, a teacher in the
public schools at Richford. arrived in d
the city yesterday for two weeks
visit at the home Of her parents on
South Main street.
Mrs. Michael Campbell Of New Ha-
ven, Conn, arrived In the city Satur- II
day and viii pass a short visit at the 4
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John /
Boyce, of Websteryiile.
The best place to take your battery /
is to the battery specialists. They al i
ready have over hundred batteries i
and that shows that everybody likes I
the work done at divers Battery sta d
tion.-adv. t
Mrs. Carl Tenney of Rochester, who :
will be remembered by many as Helen
Marsh. formerly teacher in the pub
lie schools of Barre, returned TO her
home Saturday after visiting in Barre |,
for few days.
All stores, members OF the Barre Re b
tail Merchants association. Inc, will a
remain open on Thursday, Friday and t
Saturday evenings, Dec. 2l, % and 20, p
and win be closed all day Monday, Dec.
%, Christmas day.-ady.
Miss Alice A. Pape OF Keith ave- !
nue. returned home yesterday from Bat
tie Creek, Mich, where she has been
Tor the past three months, patient in
/ hospital following an operation. She
was accompanied home BY her brother,
.. Herbert Pape, who went to Battle
Creek last week.
Friends Of Robert Nicora, former all
lround athlete at Spauding and who
ias been attending New Hampshire
state college az Durham this year, win
)e interested to learn that he has been
awarded freshman football letter,
laving starred for the team this sea-
on.
With the heavy fall Of snow yester-
lay plcws were put into operation for
he first time this year. The city
treet plows were out with the small /
ractor owned by the municipal gov
rnment, pulling one over the princi-
al streets. The huge brush pillow which
! used TO keep the traction line open
'as also going full blast yesterday. I
Saturday noon horse left near
.eith avenue became frightened and
tarted away, narrowly missing several
rotor cars and cutting right in on
raflic The horse was stopped by
asserby. who, after holding it for
,me time awaiting the owner, called
ne police station and an officer took
ne animal to a livery stable. Ill
Spaulding high schools basketball 1
am has tough job on its hands
hen It tackles the alumni in Spauld-
e gymnasium tomorrow evening. For
lie graduates it is expected that such
en- as Douglas. n. Brown. OLeary,
ann. Young, Nicora and Smith will
available inasmuch as great many
unui are home for the holidays,
ere should be some unusual interest