The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-14
TALK on THE TOWN

/ Mrs. George Tucker and infan
daughter left the City hospital yester
day.
William NOR Of Norwich, Conn, i
spending a few days in this city Of
Mrs. Mary Goss Of Montpelier lefl
the City hospital yesterday, after |
slight operation.
| Mrs. Alice Harris Of Worcester left
the City hospital yesterday, after !
slight operation.
Abbie Hutchinson of Washington
left the, hospital yesterday after re-
ceiving treatment
James Sanborp Of Chelsea left the
City hospital yesterday after receiv.
ing radium treatment
Mrs. Henry Petrie of st. Adams ar
rived in the city yesterday for few
days visit with friends here.
Have you "radio"s You can make
one for 60c. Find out how to-day and
to- morrow at the Park. adv,
Mrs. William Donahue and infant
daughter OF Websterville left the City
hospital for home this morning
Miss Aurora Susena returned this
morning to her duties at the r. d. Ladd
Co., after two weeks vacation.
Patrick Brown Of jefferson street is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. James
Kearney Of Newport, r. /, for a week.
Mrs. Clarence Bishop Of Spaulding
street has returned from Portland, Me-,
where she was called by the death of
her mother
d. A. Perry Of the d. A. Perry
Real Estate agency is in North Mont
pelier to-day conducting an function
sale for w L. hey of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pearson Of
Springfield are passing short visit
at the home Of Mrs. Pearson's sister,
Mrs. Eunice Cole Of Orange street. !,
Miss Daisy Pirie, employed by the
Littlefeld Piano Co, left yesterday
for Boston, where she will attend the
Victor School Of Craftsmanship for a
few days,
Dana Robinson, who was injured in
an auto accident two weeks ago, and
who has been stopping with his son in
South Barre, left to-day for Randolph
Center.
Myer S. Levin OF the Union Clothing
company left this morning for Lake
Placid, N. Y. with Harris Yeti OF
Montpelier, the latter going on bust
ness visit
Clinton Loughheet. who is employed
in Quincy, Mass, arrived here Satur
day, having been called home by the III
ness of his father, John Loughheed, of
French street.
Miss Nettie Lawless together with
Miss Lucille Berini, a dressmaker in
her employee, left yesterday for North
Conway. N. H., for months visit with
friends and relatives.
Miss Beatrice Papin. stenographer at
the Granite Savings bank, returned to
work this morning after two weeks
spent in Burlington with her parents
and also in Plattsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fisher of Cam
bridge, Mass. arrived in this city Sat
urday and win spend week with Mrs.
Fishers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Brown Of Jefferson street.
Mrs. Sadie Bichey, Mrs. Line Spence,
Harold Spence, all of Richmond, and |
Mrs. Grace Cataract of Waterbury
passed through Barre this morning |
while on hiking trip to Wells River. |
They carried their own blankets and |
planned to reach Wells River to-mor-
row morning, having started from Wa /
lerbury early this morning
A sale was cosummated through the |
D. A. Perry Real Estate agency to-day
the Menard farm. so-called, in /
yhelsea owned by Charles Crane was /
'old to Amos. Frances and Annie
Mears of Marshfeld. Mr. Crane takes
n part payment for the farm, a
arm in Marshfield owned by Amos
Aears The transaction involves
bout $1,000.