The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-23
TALK or THE TOWN

is visitor in the city.
| Everett Colby of Warren visited
friends in the city yesterday.
! F. 0. Arnold of Washington was a
business visitor in the city to-day.
| Henry Woodland Of Greenfield, Mass,
visited friends in the city yesterday.
For plumbing and heating. call James
Mcleod, 12a Grange street. Tel. S23-W.
adv.
A good assortment of ladies' coats
very cheap at the Community house
adv.
New and used stoves and furniture.
Lowest prices. Abram Fine & Son.
adv
EIva Mudgett of Mortified was a
visitor at her home in this city yes
terday.
Lawrence Jackman of East Corinth
was in the city yesterday visiting
friends.
Howard Townsend Of Hardwick
passed the week end with friends in
this city.
A fine five drawer fiat top desk, at
less than half price at Community
house. adv.
Morse of Montpelier is showing some
exceptional values in womens and
| misses coats. adv.
Mrs. A. j. Guthrie returned home
yesterday from Burlington, where she
passed the week end
Louis Bottiggi of School street left
yesterday for st. Johnsbury, where he
has secured employment.
Celeste Rosa Of South Ryegate
passed the week end at the home Of his
brother, Frank Rosa, of this city.
Leslie I,add of Dartmouth college
was a visitor at the home of his par
ents on Orange street over the week
end
Just received at the Apparel Shoppe,
Morse block,,a shipment Of Poriet twill
and Canton dresses; also hats from SO
to $l0.-adv.
Howard Brown, who is employed at
North Montpelier, was visitor at the
home of his parents on Prospect street
over the week end.
George Douglas arrived in the city
Saturday afternoon from Dartmouth
college to pass the week end with his
parents on Elm street
Miss Mildred Phelps has. completed
her work at Miss Calls Speciality
shop and commenced work to-day as IL
brarian at the Aldrich Public library.
Mrs. Burt Griffith an1 daughter Of
South Main street returned to-day
from Springfield, Mass, where they
have been visiting relatives for the past
few days.
Edward Gagnon severed his connec-
tions with Jacobs orchestra to-day and
commenced his duties at the Magnet
theatre as pianist for the newly formed
orchestra.
A rnmmage sale will be held in the
basement Of the Church of the Good
Shepherd Thursday afternoon and eve
ming. Please use entrance at rear OF
church. adv.
Alfred A. Durkee of Pittsford, who
accompanied the Legion team from
that place to this city for the game
yesterday, passed the night In this
city returning home to-day.
James Greig of this city, who Is a
student at the University Of Vermont,
passed the week end at the home of his
mother here, after returning from Han |
over with the victorious Vermont foot
ball squad.
Workmen were busy this morning re-
modelling the front Of the Bijou dance |
hall entrance. Double doors and sew
eral windows are to be added and in
a short time the Gallagher shoe shin
ing parlor will be removed from its |
present location to the new quarters. |
In. addition to his shining stand Mr..
Gallagher plans to install several pool
and billiard tables in his new home.
At Spaulding high school this morn
ing Principal Hosmer read the honor
list for the first six weeks OF the term,
showing that Roland Bison, Charles |
Magnaghi and Elizabeth White of the |
Junior class and Elizabeth Beck, Bertha |
Bjorn, Mabel Moran and Effie Smith
of the sophomore class had won first
honors; also that the second honors
were awarded as follows; Rosie Pala-
orc, Zina Rossi and Mildred Rowell of
the Junior class; Alice Bradford, Lena
Danzero, II. Proctor Martin, Elsie
Mutch Dorothy Slayton, Frances Spear
and Gina Tosi of the sophomore class
and Barbara Beaton, Virginia Brown,
lila Bushey, Linda Crandall, Aldo Fon
tana, Inez Jensen, Jessie Mutch, Mar
ion Nelson, Lawrence Paquet and Ern
est Reynolds of the freshman class /
Principal Hosmer also read the prize
winning essays in the recent FIRE pre-
vention campaign, the winners being
Marion Pressly and Sarah Sector. Il