The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-19
TALK or THE TOWN

Community house. adv
Miss Edith M. Foote Of East Calais
was visitor in the city to-day.
| II. G. Vickey Of Newport Is passing
a few days business visit in the city
@ M. Rice Of Rutland arrived in
the city last evening on business
visit.
Robert Rock Of Burlington has been
passing number Of days in the city
on business.
II M. Hawlep Of Jacksonville was
4 business visitor in the city yester-
day and to-day.
!, Special high-grade Sanitex floor COW
Ferings, 50c per square yard Abram
Fine 4 Son. adv.
A son, Arthur Leandro, was born
Oct. Is to Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Para
dis, OF Berlin street
Miss Margaret Moran Of Granite
vile left to-day for Manchester, N.
H., where she Is employed.
w. c. Averill Of Maple avenue ar
rived in the city yesterday from
Windsor where he has been employed.
Public dance, Cobble Hill grange
hall, Friday evening. Landi's orches-
ira. Admission, 75c couple; extra
ladies, 25c. ady.
Leo St. Marie has returned to his
home in North Troy, after passing
few days visiting with friends and
relatives in the city.
Rummage sale at the Community
house Saturday and Monday, Oct. 81
and 23, from 10 a. m. to 0 p. m, No.
street.-adv
The Il. Al, A. O. III, win held meet
ing in the X. Of G, hall Thursday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock Social hour and
refreshments after the meeting.
Owing to extreme cold weather, the
sale of household goods by L. S. Gates
is postponed until Friday and Sat
urday afternoons, Oct, 20 and 81. lad.
Miss Mamie Minnie Of the Nash
store millinery department returned
10 the city to-day after business
visit to Boston in the interests of
the store.
Robert B. Jones and John G. Nc
Leod returned to the city yesterday
from Winchester, Mass, where they
attended the funeral Of Marshall w.
Jones, formerly president Of the Jones
Bros. Co,
"The Girl from Porcupine,' James
oliver Curwood's picture, will be shown
It SIarshfield, Oct. 81 apd at North
Montpelier Oct, %. James Bennett,
vermont's best tenor win appear in
'ong adv.
A hunting party consisting Of Al
BERT bowers, Chester Bennett, Herbert |
McRae and Clyde Reynolds motored
so-day to Walden, where, equipped |
With dogs, guns and ammunition, they
will pass short time in hunting the i
'lusive cottontaiIs.
Reports from local farmers state
hat the potato crop this year is
lightly under the normal yield al
hough the season has not been bad
ne. The price asked this year Is not
i high as usual, quantity lots Of the
'est potatoes being offered for deliy- 4
nv at 81 bushel.
M. 0. Smith Of st. Adams has COM
aenced work at the Central Vermont L
icket office here as an operator. For
aerly the office required only day (
perator, but officials decided that the
usiness handled through the local
tation required three men; therefore,
ir. Smith was engaged to take the
hift from p. m. to midnight.
Manager Carter Of the Park theatre
nnounced between shows at that the
ire last evening that the Magnet
heatre was to be reopened Monday
1r business on the two-day picture
olicy now being run in the Park. A |
,ur-piece orchestra has been engaged
, furnish music during each perform
nee. The admission price is to be
he same as that which formerly APP !
lied when the theatre was being OPP [
'ated by company Of local business
ZEN.
Frosty air and a chilling breeze
'mbined to make last night the cold y
I this fall. Reports from various :
urces credit the mercury with hav :
& dropped as low as is degrees above
Ie zero mark while others place >
tile higher The high wind proved
a much for the lighting wires once
ring the early part of the evening 2
ID the entire city was plunged into |
rkness for the space Of few mo- '
ents. Service was not seriously in '
rfered with, however, a