The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-03
Talk or THE TOWN

!. Many special shoe bargains offered
j Saturday at Shea's.-adv.
Remember the pictures at the METH
odist church to-night.adv.
Flashlights and spotlights, batteries
and bulbs at Lander's adv.
w. M. Davis of Washington was
visitor in the city this morning.
Frank a. Phillips of Mortified was
in the city yesterday on business
visit.
Full line of College Girl and Jane
jackson corsets. Barre Bargain store.
adv.
Peppermint patties, sac per pound,
$l.35 per fiye-pound box, at Marehettts
Fruit store.-adv.
Henry w Thurston OF Montclair, N.
j., il visiting his mother, Mrs. Frances
Thurston, OF the east hill.
Ask to see the calendars and post
cards in sets for Xmas gifts at the
Presbyterian sale, Nov. 3,--adv.
John J. Sowles has sold his home
place on Beckley hill to the Washing
ton County Tuberculosis hospital.
There will be dance at Parker's on
Elmwood avenue Saturday night Ev-
erybody down for good time, adv.
| E. c. Poole Of Topsham left the City
hospital yesterday, after having been
a patient there for the past two weeks,
Mrs Lora Chalmers of Corinth was
a patient at the City hospital yester-
day, returning to her home in Corinth.
Mrs. Leon Wilfore and infant son,
patients at the City hospital, returned
yesterday to their home in Williams
town
| Over 1000 Of your thoughtful neigh
bors have purchased their pianos Of +,
A. Gould, So Spaulding street There's
reasonably.
Daniel Bilodeau arrived in the city
yesterday from Manchester, n. H., and
win spend few days with relatives on
South Main street.
ID. A. Perry of the D. A. Perry Real
Estate agency was in Williamstown
to-day selling property for Clara
Hogan of that place.
Mrs. w. 9. Mentzer of Someryille,
| Mass, is visiting friends in the cisy
for few days. Mr.. Mentzer is stop
ping at Williston. where their son -
cDnhneu Dy Illness.
| Mrs. Mary Mccarthy OF Summer
street returned to the city to-day from
/ st. Johnsbury, where she was called
last week by the illness of her daugh-
ter, Esther, who underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis
Fredrico Conzevio, who has been
patient at the City hospital for the
/ past two weeks as a result Of an in
! Jury received at the Wetmore & Morse
granite quarries, was able 70 return
I yesterday to his home in Websterviile.
Beautiful Japanese kimonas, EN-
broidered towels. pillow cases. table
runners and numerous other articles at
Z the Presbyterian sale, Friday, Noy. 3.
/ You will also find plenty Of home
cooked food, candy, jelly and ice cream
on sale adv
| A transfer of papers completing the
| sale OF parcel of property on. South
| Main street took place through the d.
A. Perry Real Estate agency offices
yesterday when house on land on
I South Main street, known as the Willie
! Durkee place, changed hands. Laura
I NJ. Donahue OF Barre Town was the
purchaser of the property, buying for
home. and she will take immediate
possession.
Beginning Saturday. Nov 4, the
Christian Science reading room viii be
located on the second floor Of the Cur.
rier building, room No. 3, and will be
open every afternoon except Sunday
! from until p. m. and Monday and
Saturday evenings from to 2. All
are cordially invited to visit the read.
/! ing room, where the works of Mrs.
Mary Eddy. together with the Chris
! tian Science literature. may be read,
borrowed or purchased. adv.
After a two days illness, little Ray
mond bishop died last night at his
home in upper Graniteville, bis sick
ness being determined as scarlet fever.
RAYMOND was the oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Bishop and would have
/. been five years Of age in December.
Besides his parents, he leaves two
brothers. He was a grandson of Mr..
and Mrs Alphonse Rabaitaille and
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Bishop. Burial
win be in st. sylvesters cemetery Sat
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
A telegram was received this morn
ing by Byron w. Phelps of the Miles
block informing him Of the death Of
his niece. Mrs Luna Bowman Bates,
Of Lowell Mass. Mrs. Bates was a for
mer resident OF Barre, and was the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Bow
man. formerly Of this city. She is sur
yived by three cousins, Jessie and Ar
thur Phelps of this city and Earl
Parker 81 Mortified. and by an uncle.
B. w. Phelps. Of this city. The tele
gram gave no information a. TO IN
neral arrangements.
Under the auspices of the Barre
Woman's club on Tuesday afternoon.
Nov. 7, in Quarry Bank hall there viii
be book exhibition by Miss Alice
Blanchard of Montpelier. This win
consist of 100 books chiefly for chill
dren, and Miss Blanchard will speak
upon "Children's Reading advise the
best books TO buy and tell how they
can be procured. Miss Blanchard has
had much special training and expe-
rience in children's work and is a zee
ognized authority in the field of chill