The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-26
TALK or THE TOWN

mings 4 Lewis.'---adv.
Watch for Soc package sale at Barr
Drug Co.. Thursday lady
John Cooper of New York City ]
| visiting at his home here.
| Leo ST. Marie Of North Troy is pass
ing a few days in the city.
| Robert Dodge Of Woodbury. passe'
Christmas with friends in this city.
Harry Gallup Of Cabot was bust
ness visitor in the city this morning
N. Fl. O'Connell Of Boston is passing
a few days business visit in the city
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Blanchard Of st
Adams we're visitors in the city yester
day.
N. Benzie and III Hendry OF this city
passed Christmas with their families
in Groton.
| Clifford Jones returned to the city
after passing Chrictmas at his home in
Randolph.
| G. P. Fitzsimmons arrived in the city
Sunday from Chicopee, Mass, for few
days visit.
Discount Of 25 per cent on holiday
stationery and dolls at Martins Book
store. adv.
James Greene and Earle Newcombe
of Waterbury were business visitors in
the city to-day
Milo G. Carr Of Woodbury. was in
the City hospital for radium treat
ment Saturday.
Mrs. L. q. Brett Of Roxbury ID pass
ing few days with her husband, who
is employed In this city.
James Young OF Burlington il pass
ing few days in the city visiting with
his parents on Merchant street.
j. r. Thompson OF Moretown re-
turned home this morning, after pass
ing Christmas with friends in the city.
Roger johnson, who has been EN-
ployed in New Hampshire. is passing
the Christmas holidays at his home
here.
Miss Ruth Il. Nelson OF st. Adams
visited her mother, Mrs Mary A. Nell
son, of Jefferson street over the holt
day.
J. Barnett returned home Sunday
from West Philadelphia, where he has
been employed for the past few
months.
Frank Il. Cardi. who is employed in
Plattsburg, n n, il passing the Christ.
mas holidays visiting with his mother
in this city.
Mrs. Herbert Hood Of Pike, N. III.
who was in the City hospital for ra-
dunn treatment yesterday, returned
home to-day
Harold Waugh returned this morning
to Brattleboro, where lac Is employed.
after passing the Christmas holiday
with friends in the city
Charles Bianchi ia passing yaca.
tion a his home on Comoli street from
Poughkeepsie, N. X, where he has been
employed for some time.
Miss Grace Alexander returns to Bos-
ton tonight, after having spent Christ
mas with her mother, Mrs. Henry Alex
ander, Of Branch street.
People living in the center Of the city
were delighted TO hear about twenty
boys and girls going about the streets
Christmas eve singing carols and songs.
songs.
The chairman OF the toboggan chute
H. A. Kendall, wishes TO Sc
cure as many discarded Christmas trees
As possible for shading the banks Of the
slide from the sun. Those who have
trees to donate for this purpose call
3I5-M.
Boutwell,, Milne a Nsrnum sent out |
10 various customers and Others at |
Christmas time a novel gift In the |
shape Of an ignition testing pencil. by |
Use OF which a motorist can determine |
whether the electrified apparatus on his
automobile Is working properly. The |
pencil is inscribed with the familiar
Rock Of Ages" trademark Of the con-
.erned
Fred Gervasi, ST., Of Center street ar
lived home Saturday from San Jose,
AL. TO pass the Christmas holidays at |
lis home. Mr.. Gervasi has been EN-.
,leyed in the grape industry in Cali
ornia for the past six months and has
raveled all over the state. visiting Los
ANGELES aud other cities He il unde-
ided as yet whether he win return to
alifofnia af once
Persons visiting the rest room pro-
.ided by the merchants for Christmas
hoppers reached the total figure of 500
Turing the l2 days when il was open.
The average number Of visitors a day
vas IS. considerably smaller average
han last year 20 be sure, not caused
y fewer shoppers this season, but by
difference in location of the present
est room. The public expressed it's ap-
'reciation TO those in charge of the
ooms and the wish has already been
expressed through The Times BY out
flown shoppers that the rest room be
made permanent.
All known records for mail transpor-
alton on the Barre branch OF the Cen
raj Vermont railroad were broken dur.
NJ the Christmas season Just closed.
he men on the night runs between
'arre and Montpelier Junction handled
,T32 sacks Of mail between the hours
/ 1885 p. m. and $50 a. m, from Dec.
! TO Dec. "a, and in addition they
andled al outside parcels. This was
, addition TO the mail handled during
he day time. Postmaster German OF ,