The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

| See the Overland sedan, 1875, I. 0. b
n. r. Cutler Il Son.--ady.
r. j. Donahue Of Middlebury was
visitor in the city yesterday.
| Forrest Eastman Of Washington wa
a business visitor in the city yester
day.
Amelia Franz Of Burlington is pass
ing a few days with relatives in thil
city.
The youngsters win find plenty Of
fun at Burberry Corners 0. 4. s. fail
Dec. s--adv.
Floyd Gerard, student at Bow
dom college, is passing few days at
his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Allen returned
yesterday from North Hero, where
they spent The holiday.
Isaac England Of Websterville I'M
derwent tonsil opefation at the City
hospital this morning.
Miss Dorothy Addicks Of Gushing
academy at Ashburnham, Mass, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Burdett Start and daughter
returned yesterday to Burlington, aft
er passing the holiday in this city.
Mrs. M. Fowlie and daughter, Miss
Emma. left this noon for Buffalo, n,
", where they expect TO spend the
winter.
Fred J. Baird of the N. ID. Phelps
Co. returned Yesterday from Irasville.
where he spent Thanksgiving with his
family.
Rev. p. NJ. McKenna and Miss Mar
garet McKenna returned yesterday
from Boston, where they spent the
holiday.
II You. cannot see the Grand Canyon,
see the pictures at the Universalist
church Sunday evening. Silver offer
ing.--adv.
+. NJ. Lyon Of Highland avenue re
turned to-day from Greenfield Mass,
where he spent the holiday at the home
II his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Field and daugh-
ters returned yesterday 10 their home
IN Hardwick, after spending Thanks
giving at w. A. Lanes.
James A. Brown returned yesterday
. St. Johnsbury, where he is EN-
)loyed, after passing tina holiday with
relatives on Church street.
For Sale: Ny residence at lis /
street. A fine home in
rood location. Must be sold at once.
4. d. Graves Tel 503-M.--adv.
Elmer Alger of williamstown. an
'mpoye at the +. L. Smith quarry. /
vas admitted TO the City hospital yes
erday for a slight injury 10 his left
DOT sustained while at work at the I
Iuarry.
Quite a number Of Barre young PEG.
lie were in attendance at the dance
nd concert held in South Barre last
vening. The Goddard glee club fur
ished entertainment for the occasion.
,ancing was enjoyed until an early
our.
The sale OF tickets for the nurses
ance, which Is 20 be held az Quarry
WIN l@ll IT. 80 - Fi'ttNr7tHA -
orably. and all indications point to
= being one Of the most successful
fairs Of its kind Carroll's orches-
"a viii furnish the music.
The Barre independent basketball
ram won it, second game Of the sea- /
IN last night. defeating the strong
'oretopn team by the score Of 30 to
D. At the beginning Of the final pc !
cd the score was n 70 Is in favor Of I
Ioretowa, but the local team staged
sensational finish that gave the nee I
ssary margin Of one point.
Word was received this morning Of ,
v death Of Kathryn Elizabeth Walk
7. six-year old daughter u Mr.. and !
Irs George ". Walker Of 10 Central
rect. IT the home Of her uncle, James
onah. Calgary. Alta. Canada. where ]
v went 10 Wait . year ago. Death :
a. due 70 laringeal Group. The child ,
~ born in Barre July p. 1915. ne y
survived hy her father and mother :
u by cne brother and three sisters.
m. Marion. Della and Irene. The I
dy l. expected here in Barre ne ]
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