The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-28
TALK or THE TOWN


H pelier,-adv.
HI New Years greeting cards at Mar
H tins Book store.-adv.
II Miss June Tassie is passing a lew
i days with friends In Washington.
L Universalist dance, Quarry Bank hall
4 tonight; CAROLS orchestra. adv.
/ Buy an Overland and realize the
difference. Fl. r. Cutler & Son.---adv.
| John Lambert OF Burlington was o
business visitor in the city yesterday
II Edward Hope Of South Royalton was
business visitor in the city yester-
day.
H Emilio Bonametti of birmingham,
Mass, ia visiting with friends in the
city.
II G. B. Mosier Of Burlington is pass
ing short business visit in Barre and
vicinity.
] Pine baisam with menthol and eu-
calyptus for that cough, at Cummings
& Lewis. adv.
New Years ball. Williamstown
grange hail, Friday, Dec. 20; Landfs
orchestra adv.
/ Charles Powell Of ST. Johnsbury
called on friends in the city yesterday
while here on q business visit.
Raymond Howell Of Everett, Mass,
is spending a weeks vacation with his
uncle, j. s. Howell, Of Church street.
"Everybody's doing it, The Christ
mas club at the Granite Savings bank
is attracting young and old alike.--adv.
George L. House arrived in the city
yesterday from Burlington TO enter the
employ of win Averill as painter
| Odd Ladies, notice All due books
must be in for audit before Jan. |,
1928. Elvira Giudici, p. s., Al Beck
| ley street.
Stanley Marsh Of the Marsh Allen
/ farm is passing few days hunting
trip in the Adirondack mountains of
New York.
| Miss Albra Leslie of Washington
street has commenced work as q ste
nographer at the Jones Brothers com
psny Offices.
4 Miss Kathryn Bruya OF Maple Grove
street left yesterday for Middlebury,
where she will visit relatives over the
end Of the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Cabrini. for
merly OF Barre and now of Northamp.
| ton, Mass, are visiting with friends
in Barre and Mortified.
r. u. club membersi Remember the
dance in Legion hail. Barre, Thursday,
Dec. 2s. Summers orchestra. Members
bring invited guests.-adv.
| The annual meeting Of the vincitia
club will be held tonight, Dec. rs.
Election of officers. Luncheon viii be
served Saturday night as usual-ady.
Mrs. Sadie S. Parker and children
have returned from a short visit to
ST. Adams, where they were with |
Mrs. Parker's sister, Mrs. 5. w. Dun
bar.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rising, who
have been passing the holidays with
their daughter, Mrs. J. 5. Howell of |
Church street, returned to their home |
in Boston to-day.
The regular meeting OF the mission
circle of the Universalist church TO-
morrow at 2;30 with Mrs J. @. Me-
Leod. The third chapter of Building
With India will be studied.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy @. Freeman Of
Graniteyille. who have been passing
six months visit at Mr., Freemans
home in South Broolsfeld. N. b., ar
rived in the city this morning.
The Christmas tree installed in the
park by the Board of Trade has been
dismantIed and is ready TO be hauled
away. IL was expected by many that
the tree would be left up until after
New Years.
The funeral of Mrs. Emelia Brault
viii be held here at a. m. Friday Ito
morrow, instead of at st. Hyacinthe,
as stated in yesterdays paper. The re-
mains, arriving to-day, win be taken
to her sisters, Mrs. J. b. Como.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles oliver and
family Of this city have returned home
after passing the Christmas holidays
with Mr. 0lliver's relatives in North
Hatley, p O. They made the trip by
auto and found the roads In fair shape.
James Kenehck, formerly employed
at the local postofiice and now located
as postofliee inspector, with hesdquar.
tiers in Allentown, Pa, is passing 4
few days with his mother here. Mr.
and Mrs. Kensfiek have been stopping
with friends in st. Johnsbury for
few days.
Forrest. Carroll and Elizabeth Ensign
of Schenectady, n. ", Charles Carroll,
Peter Belanger and Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Gary from New York City and 4
Alice Carroll from Springfield. Mass,
10 their homes to-day, after !
spending Christmas recess at the home
IF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll on
North Main street.
The Estey Organ company Of New
York City recently announced by radio
hat II would give a prize TO the best \
on the life Of the com. \
)oser Of a piece broadeasted by them. H
;eorge Troup of this city had the good
ortnne to pick up HANDLES Largo" re-
emily and was surprised to hear an
bounced this week that his essay had
von first money.
A running faucet left open when wa
er was shut Of in the Quinlan block
'ermitted some damage in the Walk
yer Boot shop this morning when wa
er ran down over the counters and