The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-15
TALK or THE TOWN

1 - A REMT 0H
Cross Pharmacy.-adv.
New fall styles in women's shoes
"a, S5 and 80 pair, at Shea's.--adv.
Mrs. Julia Martin Of East Corintl
entered the City hospital for treatment
yesterday.
George Douglas left this morning fol
Dartmouth college to be enrolled as
sophomore.
Mrs. Teresa Calderara Of George
street entered the City hospital to-day
for treatment.
Mrs. Gertrude Chaples arrived in the
city yesterday from Norwalk, Conn
for a visit with friends.
Justin Mccarthy OF South Main
street leaves to-day for Chicago, where
he has secured employment.
Another large selection Of pattern
and sport hats arrived to-day at Mrs
Birnie's, 4 Laurel street.-ady.
Edward Butler, who was injured in
an automobile accident at East Brook
field last night, il a patient at the City
hospital.
Charles w. Sanborn Of Stowe arrived
In the city to-day from Stowe. plan
ming to make Barre his home for the
present
George Bosworth Of Newport, an EN-
igration officer, visited in the city yes
terday on business, returning to New
port this morning.
just received from New York one
dozen smart trimmed hats that will
sell for $5.9S special for Saturday only.
Mrs. A. G. Murphy.-adv.
Miss Beatrice Duprat of the BurIing-
ton Office of the Metropolitan Insurance
company arrived in the city to-day to
assist Miss Mccarthy at the local office
for q few days.
Miss Lucienne Bisson Of Currier
street has been confined to her home
for the past week BY illness and there
fore unable to be at the office Of the
John B. Kelly company.
Mrs. Anna Mcdonald, Misses Lucille
and Emily Close and Mrs. George
Geake, who have been passing the sum
mer ait the Morrison farms here, re-
turned to-day to their home in Cam
bridge, Mass.
Neale Hooker. Chris Biorn, Leslie
Wilson, David Mcknight and James
Murray Of the local post Of the Ameri-
can Legion motored this morning to ST.
Johnsbury, where they will attend the
Legion convention being held there TO-
day.
Word has been received in Barre
by Mrs. George q. Walker Of 81 Keith
avenue Of the death of Alexander
Murray Reid at Toronto. Canada, at
the Western sanatorium. Mr.. Reid
was a resident OF Barre for about II
years. He was a granite cutter and
a member Of Clan Gordon.
Winter sports are again coming to
the fore and the Board Of Trade com
mittee on this subjec has been in
strueted by the board to secure esti-
mates upon the cost Of building wood
en- sides for the toboggan chute on
Trow hill, and also for a shack with
stove to keep the skaters warm at the
Lincoln campus rink.
Miss Elizabeth Booth OF Fairyiew
street was given a surprise party last |
evening by a few girl friends. She
was presented a handbag and a sum
of money. An enjoyable evening was
spent with games and refreshments.
Miss Booth leaves Saturday for Mil.
ford, Mass, to pass an extended visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. A.
Grant.
Jose Cano Of this city was brought
city court yesterday afternoon on
a charge of breach of peace. 1t is al
that Cano chased one Mrs. Re-
Cano, a relative, residing on
Wiley street, into her home and struck
her. When arraigned before Judge e..
l.. Scott In court he pleaded not guilty
to the charge and was released on bail
Of 500 to await further Of !
the court.
Friends in Barre Of William G.. Dobie,
former resident of this city and later
A clerk in Randolph, will be interested
in the following clipping from yester-
Randolph Herald and News:
William g. Dobie, formerly a clerk In
the Thomas store, was in town from
Saturday until Tuesday. Mr.. Dobie
vent to Detroit on his return from
service overseas. and later removed to
MoiRes, Ia, where for two years
he has had charge of one floor in one
If the large department stores. As
he visits Chicago. Cleveland and
New York, and being on a trip to the
city he swung around this way
or a brief stay among friends who
glad to see him and to learn that
lis merits are meeting with due recog.