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

I was NlsltOr III stowe yosveiu"J
Adopho Corsi of Second street leaves
| to-day for his home in Carrara, italy,
sailing from New York.
| Miss Annie Brown, a clerk i'll TIL
1 dens Shoe store, leaves to-day tor
Boston to spend short vacation
| Dependable cigars "St A. specials
Zoe; three for 25c. Ask your dealer,
Raymond Guyette, Mfr, y. Aibans.--
adv.
Thomas Bateheder OF summer
street left this noon for Boston, where
he plans on passing few days Win
j relatives.
X C. d. Waters, local traffic manager
OF the Barre Granite Manufacturers
association, was visitor in Northiield
yesterday.
w. d. Smith of the w. D. Smith,
Inc. has been confined to his home on
Summer street for the past few days
with illness.
The 1922 city directory is being
started and the men engaged in the
work are already on the job OF gath
ering material.
Paul Lascor Of the Central garage
is able to resume his duties, after
having been confined to his home for
week by illness.
Howard Brown Of Allen street, who
injured his leg last Monday evening
on the toboggan chute, is reported as
resting comfortably.
Miss EVELYN Fox Of East street, who
was operated on at the city hospital
recently, is reported as being well on
the road to recovery
Il DR.. c. +. Dalton, secretary Of the
state board Of health, returned TO Bur
| lington yesterday, after addressing the
Womans club Of this city.
II House for Sale. 9s Washington
street; best location in Barre. For
information write Clinton r. Millar,
P. o. box 40. Quincy, Mass. ---ady.
RAYMOND X. Marshall, clerk EN-
pIoyed at the F. H. Rogers and com
panv store, leaves to-day for Middle
bury to spend a few days with friends
ON your marksl Get seti Col. The
race il to the Glee club concert AZ
Spaulding this evening. Concert be-
ginssat O'Clock sharp. Admission, 35c
B adv.
Remember that "Pill Bottle"s No. ]
do not. just drop into the Brook
street mission on next "Wednesday eve.
ming and You win never forget that
''Pill Bottle" adv.
/ Norwich university men we're II
town yesterday putting up posters foi
l the athletic carnival to be held y
Montpelier Saturday. Norwich will bt
competitor in the events
II. 4. Sands, president Of the Mont
pelier and Barre Light and Power com
pany. has returned TO Boston, after
having passed few days in this city
and Montpelier on business.
MANY sufferers from rheumatism
are daily telling OF their remarkable
recovery by using Rheuna. =. a
Drown sells it. Try it on a guaranty
of money back if it fails.--adv.
Special at Arioli's Clothing store, Isl
| North Main street, up one fiight--Is
| suits in young mems models from S3t
to $40. Come mp II you want to saw
from SIS to $50 on your spring suit
| adv.
The light fire truck was called to y
Bovuton street on still alarm yes
| terday for chimney fire. Two pom,
extinguishers we're used but there wa
no damage. The house IS owned b'
i Charles Booth
South Barre grange win hold
young and old folks dance and chick
] en- pie supper Friday evening, Feb. .
, four-p piece orchestra. Dance, zoe pc
couple; supper, SOC plate. Eyerybod.
. out for a good time. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Cutler Of Jeffer
son street are passing several week
in Atlanta, Ga, and other places
the south. While away they VIII Vlsi
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant, Tor
mer residents OF Barre, now living II
Atlanta.
A very enjoyable time was had b.
4 twelve young people OF this city whel
4 they held a snowshoe hike to Erlck
sons camp on the Richardson road Re
4 treatments were served by the younl
i ladies OF the party and all returned Z
Barre at late hour.
The NGatusi campfire girls OF IN
PRESBYTERIAN church had snowsho
Il bike to Slayton's camp last evening
They were under the guidance OF Mrs
i Lizzie Wood. and about ten young la
dies were present. Refreshments wer
enjoyed upon their arrival and goo
time was voted by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Varnum lef
,Teffersonville to-day for Los Angelo:
Cal, TO spend the remainder OF tn
winter. While away they expect Z
! visit with their son, Guy r. Narnum, i
San Diego, Cal, Mr.. Narnum Is mem
! Der OF the firm of Boutwell,. Milne an
yarnum-
mild sensation was caused yes
4 terdsy afternoon when the wires al
tached to a light pole in front OF tn
Union Clothing company store wer
> seen TO burst into flames. Chief Hene
was called to the scene along with sew
= eral linemen. The trouble was 500
A remedied and the only discomfort sui
fered was a short suspension Of hight
] ing service on the square.
III Considerable excitement was cause
On Washington street this lorenzo
when a milk sleigh, owned by W.
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