The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-28
TALK or THE TOWN

port We're visitors in the city to-day.
Don't forget the food sale. Where
Baptist church. Saturday, 3 p. lad
/ John Siletti Of Websterville entered
the City hospital for treatment yes
terday.
Mrs. Picnic Thompson was in ths
City hospital yesterday for radiuH
| treatment.
Special prices on millinery Friday
and Saturday at Mrs. Birnie's, Lau-
rel street.--adv.
Mrs. Edward Murphy of Merchant
street entered the City hospital fo'
treatment to day.
| Mrs. James Macdonald of Clark
street underwent slight operation al
the City hospital to-day.
Window ventilators, fresh air with
out dust, snow, rain or germs. Sadlier,
outfitter, 10 Keith avenue. adv.
Don't forget the Halloween party
and dance in X. Of C. hall Monday
evening, Oct 80, auspices L. A., A. O.
H.--adv.
Just received large shipment of
pianos Can be seen at our store.
ittlefield Piano Co., formerly Bailey's
Music Rooms, Barre. adv.
Only four more days In which to pay
fiat rate water rentals. Office will be
open Saturday evening from to $50.
Superintendent water department
adv.
For sale: Dry hard wood, four foot,
Sl2 cord; sawed once, $3.50; sawed
twice, Sl3 sawed three times, sl4
Terms cash. Call Calder & Richardson,
Tel. 450.-adv.
DR.. Leonhardt SAYS Hem -Roid will
completely relieve any form of piles.
II gives quick action even in old stub
born cases. We guarantee it. E. A.
Drown & Co.--adv.
If it's action you want to see, 20 to
Intercity park Sunday afternoon and
witness the local Legion football war
riors battle with the Burlington Ath-
letic club. Two strong teams out to
win.--adv.
For sale: Green hard wood, four foot,
sl2 cord; sawed, sl4, or $3.50 run.
This is No. ] second growth; S. for
limb wood on the lot at Williamstown
gulf, or 50 delivered. Terms cash. Call
F. W. Langlois.--adv.
For the first time in many months
q double header freight went out Of the
city yesterday afternoon. In other
words, the load was so heavy that one
engine was required to pull il while the
other one pushed. This sight used to
be common when conditions were nor
NAL but have been entirely missing of
late.
Word has been received that the New
England Theatres, Inc, Of Boston has
engaged James s. Bennett Of this city
TO sing the prologue to their super
production special feature photoplay,
my Wild Irish Rose" now the rage in
all the high-classed movie houses. MI.
Bennett will sing Chauncey oleott's
my Wild Irish Rose at the Broad
way theatre at Chelsea, Mass, one of
the best houses in the Boston district. |
A very enjoyable masquerade and
was held in the Spaulding as
sembly hall last evening. The program
was made up of ghostly stories and |
songs very much in keeping with the !
costumes in which almost everyone was
dressed After the program was over
a grand march took place and dancing |
followed. The two prizes for the best |
makeup went to Rhoda Booth and |
Leone Reynolds. Miss Booth was pref
tiIy disguised as milk maid and Miss
Reynolds as radio operator.
In an outbreak Of thievery in Barre
asst night, j. O. Beckley lost one nun
lred pounds Of cracked corn and hen
md b. +. sNewcombe lost enough block |
wood TO fill at least wheelbarrow.
These two cases were in widely sepa-
-ated parts of the city, the Beekley
,orn and hen being in the barn al the
.ity farm on the East Montpelier road
md the wood being at Mr.. Newcombe's
'esidence on Allen street on the west
ill. In each case, the loser has strong
uspicion as 10 the guilty party. AT the
aid on the barn on the East Montpei-
er road the thief selected an old hen
'ut Of a flock of FIVE. The cracked
orn was in bag ON the floor At the
Sewcombe residence the thief must
ave had a wheelbarrow in order to
AIRY of so much wood
A pleasant meeting Of the Mems
Tub Of the Universalist church was
ED last evening when about thirty
eople sat down to a fine supper served ,
v the ladies' union of the church. ,
lark Cutler, as president of the club. ;
resided. The chief speaker Of the eve
ing was O. L. Martin of Plainfield, Z
iaster of the state grange. who de
ribbed his trip TO Kentucky and Okla /
oma as overseer OF the national
range, telling of the political, social
nd economic conditions he found in !;
hose states. Other speakers were II
Ladd and Rev. w. II. Skeels. pastor
the Universalist church. Music con.
sted Of vocal solo by Mr.. Bailey |
Goddard seminary, a piano solo hy O
IT. Terwilliger of the seminary and t
immunity singing by the club 1t was il
tied that the Mems club affiliate with v
le Universalist Comrades. the national n
-ganization Of similar clubs in the
niversalist church. v