The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. Pliney Kiser is i'll at her home,
III Orange street.
A The dance, February %, Washing
tons birthday. adv
Dance tonight at Socialist hall,
Granite street. adv.
Ira NJ. Houston and Joseph LiNin-
dale were in Waterbury yesterday on
business.
Everybody is eating the ice cream r
chocolate bars sold at browns drug
store at l0c Il bar.--ady.
4 j. r. Burke, deputy internal revenue
collector, leaves oday for Essex june
ton to pass the week end.
Sabato 4 Febraio grande fiesta de
ballo ALA Socialista blocco IN tervehlte
questo divertimento. adv.
Lincoln and his mother, Uniyersalist
church. Sunday evening forum, 1919 p
in. The public cordially inyited.--adV'
George Sprague OF East Brookiield
was brought to Barre City hospltai
Yesterday, suffering with pneumonia.
James r. Coutts, deputy sealer Of
weights and measures, returned 70
Barre yesterday from his weekly trip
through the state.
Norman f. jackson of Brattleboro,
who has been in Barre for several DAYS
on business, left this morning TO re-
turn TO his home,
Aldo poletti Of Howard street. a
student at Harvard college, is at home,
having beea called here by the serious
illness of his father.
Mrs. J. yicari Of George street re-
turned yesterday afternoon from the
| hospital. where she has been confined
for the past few weeks.
/ Mrs. Cornelia Patch and children,
Marion and Percy, are expected ~
Barre this afternoon TO pass lew
| weeks with relatives here.
II Mrs. Martin Cortier OF Circle street
| has gone to Boston to pass few
weeks with her son, who is employed
in the postofiice in that city
I America Cali Of Pleasant street
IEwho has been employed for some time
at the b. w. Hooker s. Co. store, COM
pletes his duties there tonight
4 Miss Lila Hadley of Burlington ar
rived in Barre this morning TO pass
| the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
George o. Johnston Of Pleasant street
II J. Randolph Burke. deputy internal
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| town for few days He IL here TO IN,
vestigate income tax returns Tor last
| year
| A big bunch Of sheet music just ar
| rived at the Littlefield Piano com.
pany, formerly Bailey's Music Rooms
| 20 Pearl street Come early and avoid
the rush.-adv-
| o. II. Parker, internal revenue agent
| who has been in town for the past two
months checking mp partnership anc
corporation returns. left to-day foi
\ Bennington to engage IN similar work
\ Harry b. Houghton has returneS e
\ his place on the parcel post route, from
\ which he has been absent for the pas'
Il few DAYS. CLYDE Lawliss, who has beer
\ taking his place, is back on the Man
\ street route.
Fifteen members OF the sophomore
4 class from Spaulding high school heit
4 snowshoe hike to Jackson's CAM
H Yesterday afternoon. Refreshments 9
\ sandwiches and coffee were enjoyed
later in the day.
Maud Ballington Booth says of TIL
Lincoln photo -play,-"lt is eertainl,
| lie kind Of play that viii lift ans
$ inspire the people OF our beloved coun
ltry." FIRST part at Iniyersalist churcl
/ Sunday evening.-adv.
Frank X. Garland Of South Barre j
confined to his home with sever
lsprain OF the right ankle which he sus
tanned few days ago when he slippe'
on the car tracks while crossing Wash
ington street near Academy.
After spending hundreds Of dollar
without relief. !. L. Stahl, contractor
e Latrobe. Pa. was permanently relieves
E of the pile trouble by using Hem -Roi'
I prevents cutting. Money back II !
;. fails. saws L. A. Drown.--adv.
: w. IT. Miles. who was formerly
y merchant in Graniteville with bushes
Y associations in Barre. has disposed
e the grocery store, which he and his so
$ have been conducting in Brattlebor
5. during last two years. to ID. u, Cory
t. who runs meat market IN Brattie
e boro. According TO the Brattleboro he
v former, Mr.. Miles and son have n
definite business plans.
n l.. p. Poissant, who has been sec
e ond trick operator at the Z. y. sta
o ton for some time. is moving his lam
ilv and household belongings back I
his former home in Stanstead, r. {
Q The second trick has been eliminate
and the Office will be closed in tn
future from 4 TO II p m. While
a Barre Mr.. Poissant made his home o
r Maple avenue.
!. The Queen Esther circle Of the Meth
odist church held a joint chicken pi
supper and entertainment in the churc
n last evening. About 100 people wer
J. present The program was varied an
, interesting. A devotional reading wa
a given by Miss Evelyn Emerson an
d was followed by singing from the girl
Of the circle The main event OF n
evening was the series 81 talks give
h,, che. Young pcopie on the negro lif