The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-30
TALK or THE TOWN


II Foss chocolates in fancy boxes 70
\ the New Years gift, at browns. --ad'
H Co. nj, attention! Regular drill Tues
day evening, Jan. 2. Per order com
mander.-a
| Work will be resumed Wednesda.
| morning, instead of Tuesday. Mari
| Gordon, lnc.--ady.
/ Patrick j. Burns of Whitinghan
spent the Christmas holidays in Brat
tleboro, visiting friends.
/ Window ventilators, fresh air with
out dust, snow, rain or germs. Sadlier
outftter, 10 Keith avenue.--ady.
Victor records for January on sal'
to-day at Littlefield Piano Co., for
merly Bailey's Music rooms. adv
New Years sunlight hop, Bailey hall
Montpelier, l:30 to 4 p. m; Soc PEI
head. Summers seven-piece orchestra
adv.
! New Years ball, Monday night,
Quarry Bank hall; dancing from $3.50
to |. Jacobs orchestra, seven pieces.
/ adv.
4 Odd Ladies, notice; All due books
must be in for audit before Jan. i,
1923. Elvira Giudici, p. S., Al Beck
ley street.
Mixed nuts, assortment extraordi-
nary, including paper shell pecans and
budded walnuts, per pound 3Sc. At
Marchetti's.-adv.
Large selection of newly arrived song
hits now being sung and played on
Broadway on sale at Littlefield's, for
merly Bailey adv.
Don't fail TO attend the rummage
sale held by the Salvation Army to-
day Saturday, beginning al 10 a. m,
at 70 North Main street adv.
Andrew Young and son, james, have
returned to their home on Merchant
street, after passing a short visit with
Mr.. Youngs daughter in Burlington.
Don't make any engagement for Jan.
TO- Save this date for the entertain
ment at the Methodist church. Watch
these columns for more particulars
adv.
Miss Helen o'Keefe Of Waterbury
arrived home to-day from that place,
where she il employed. to pass the first
day of the new year at her home on
Upland avenue.
The Christmas vacation for the
school children OF the city is nearly
over and on Tuesday they will be re
quired to report at the usual time to
begin their studies.
Dr.. Leonhsrdt found the cause Of
piles to be internal. His prescription,
Hem Roid gives quick and lasting re-
lief We sell IL with money back guar.
antee E. A. Drown.--ady.
Nearly all Of the local stores will be
closed Monday in observance Of the
New Years holiday and with them In
the action will be most Of the gran
lite cutting plants and other manufac.
turing establishments.
Or. John Rogers Of Amherst. Mass,
who went to his home in that place the |
early part of the week, returned TO /
the city to-day to pass New Years
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. |
Rogers, OF Orange street.
Regular meeting OF the Barre Won.
ans club Tuesday afternoon, Jan. ?, at
2;30 o'clock in Quarry Bank hall. The |
program will consist of vocal solos by |
Louis OLeary and an address on the /
subject, Opportunities and Response
bilities,' by Major G. A. Plumley, pres.
ident Of Norwich.
Twenty-Five dollars reward will be
given by the management Of the Park |
theatre for information that will lead I
to the recovery OF the canary birds
stolen from the Park theatre, with the
names of person or persons taking
same. Any information will be treated
,onfidentially adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d. Graves and
son are to leave by automobile to-mor
tow for their new home in Morrisyille.
Mr.. Graves recently purchased hard
ware store there, after having been EN-
1loyed at the Barre garage in this city
or nearly ten years. In that time he
las formed a wide acquaintance and
lis many friends will wish him success
n his venture.
At their meeting this week the d.
ectors of the Peoples National bank
declared a semi-annual dividend of four
'er cent, making a total dividend Of
light and one-half per cent for the
ear. Reports Of an excellent years
BUSINESS were made, including the addi-
ion Of 1870 savings accounts during
he year. The bank was enabled TO
barge of its fixtures account, the sum
eing between $4,000 and $4,000. so !
hat the new year starts with that
tenn eliminated from the statement.
he directors felt very much nleasad