The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-25
TALK or THE TOWN

II cfyDody out.
H Lincoln and His Father Universal
H list church, Sunday at 7;l5 p mad,
H A son was born yesterday to MI
II and Mrs. Fred Comstock OF 32 johnson
H street.
Il Fresh Strawberries just arrived a
i Barre Fruit Co., George Maniatty
/ Prop. adv
H John G. Mcleod returned yesterday
H from business trip to Montreal ant
Lake Megantic, p. Q.
H Clarence Foley of Eastern avenue
/ was a business visitor in st. Johns
| bury Wednesday and Thursday.
| Mrs. John Buttura of l6 First street
has been confined to her home
for the past few days by illness.
| Rev. A. w Hewitt. poet, statesman
and lecturer, next Tuesday evening
Methodist church. All are welcome
adv.
Edison decides early in his youth
that he is not goose. Told in pic
ture. Universalist church, Sunday, 7;i5
P. M. adv.
William Palmer Of the Morse block
returned to Barre yesterday, after hay
ing passed a few days with relatives
1 in Tiverton, r. !.
Judge S. c. Wilson Of Chelsea, who
was here to attend the reunion and
| ball at Goddard seminary, returned to
his home yesterday.
| Lee O. Tracy, who has been passing
month at the home office of the
Cook & Watkins company in Boston,
returned to the city yesterday.
James Young returned yesterday to
his home in New York City, after Wis
iting with his brothers, George, Alex
and Arthur Young, Of this city.
A. A. Milne Of Hill street, who has
been confined to his home for the past
two weeks by illness, is now able to
sit up for short time each day.
DIR. Fl. H. Hunter of New York is
taking the place of DIR. Flora Jones FOR
few days while the latter is visiting
with friends in Boston and vicinity.
j.. ". Treat, who is interested in the
firm of Mari & Gordon, returned yes
terday to his home in Buffalo, after
passing few days in. this city on bust
ness. Il
Hudson Beattie OF East Berkshire, |
who has been visiting at the home of |
Alden Burke, friend, on Summer |
street, returned to his home last eve
ming.
Miss Florence LaPage, who has been
employed in st. Adams for the past
few weeks, is spending q few days ut
the home Of her parents on Prospect
street.
Archie X. Nye OF the Nye Motor
company, who has been confined TO
his home on North Main street for
the past few days, by illness, il able
to be out again.
Miss Gale will be assisted by Ken
meth H. Gale, trombone soloist, with
overseas band, organ recital,
church, Tuesday evening,
at o'clock. adv.
Carrolrs orchestra win give the last
big dance before Lent Tuesday Light
at the Bijou, which has been remod-
elled for dance hall. Dancing from
until ] o'clock.--adv. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Famiglia ossola. for
merly residents OF George street. re-
turned to this city yesterday from
Italy, where they have been visiting
for the past six months.
The last public dance before the Len !
en season begins will be in X. of c.
lall, Scampini block, Monday, Feb. "a.
samission, soc couple; extra ladies, !
sc each. Everybody invited Don's
orget the date.-adv.
The younger business men of the ]
'ity held the second Of series of d
lansants at the Legion hall Thursday (
vening. Punch and sandwiches were n
eryed and about 80 couples were pres n
mt Max Mann is instructor.
Miss Wilhelmina Even, a former u
esident of Barre, who has been in the
mploy of the government war risk =
insurance bureau in Washington, ID. c., y y
as been transferred 70 the, Vermont :
vision of the bureau, with headquar- u
ers at Burlington.
''Your Lincoln film puts before us in J,
he most convincing way and with I
art the thoughts, acts. =
abits, character and destiny Of one
/ the greatest men our country has M
reduced" Edward Harding, national p
,mmittee of patriotic societies.-adv. "
At a meeting of the Barre board Of 4
vii authority last night. forty-six adj n
tions and changes were made. about
ne half the number being those who \,
ok the freeman's oath. The great
It addition was to the sixth ward.
Their meetings of the board will be al
Id on the evenings Of March /, 2 and OF
at o'clock. "
Many of the younger people Of the
~ will be sorry to hear OF the death
George Mortimer of Bridgeport,
nm. formerly a resident of this city.
Is parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Nor "a,
ner. resided until a few years ago
57h Brook street. his father being
nitor of the Brook street school. Mr.. yo
ortimer attended the public schools fu
re and was well known and liked en-
roughout the city. He visited in this
y last summer but was not we'll at F.
at time III
Barre people viii be interested TO " ~
lrn Of the recent wedding in Boston -
Miss Mary Grigg. a former resident ou
this city and daughter Of the late ~