The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-22
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Birnie's, Laurel street.--adv.
G. "A. Mcdonald Of Hartford was
visitor in the city this morning.
A. M. Batchelder of Fairview stree
is confined to his home by illness
Guy Bentley Of Calais was business
visitor in the city yesterday afternoon
1 H. LeClair arrived in the city last
evening from Boston on a business
visit
Israel Seguin Of Short street left
the City hospital to-day after receiv-
ing treatment there.
James "A. Browne Of Church street
left this morning on a short business
trip to st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Mary Hatherill Of Newport, q
patient at the City hospital, returned
to her home yesterday.
Michael Wilson Of Alburg arrived IN
the city last evening to take up EN-
ployment in the granite industry.
There will be social hour and re-
| freshments at the regular meeting OF
South Barre grange Thursday evening
A daughter was born Nov. 90 to Mr.
and Mrs. John Caranchini OF 30 Lewis
street. The child was named Valia
Maria.
"Darktown Minstrels,v auspices Of
American Legion, Monday and Tues
day, Nov. 81 and 2s. Tickets now be-
ing sold.--adv.
Just in, plaid or plain woody blan-
kets, also blankets for bathrobes. Lit
tie Dry Goods store, Cottage street, off
North Main.--adv.
Stephen Argent returned to this
city yesterday from Buffalo, n. y,
and will visit here for two weeks be-
fore leaving for Italy.
Funny end men, pretty girls, stun
ming costumes and effects at the
"Darktown Minstrsls," opera house,
Monday and Tuesday.--ady.
Barre firemen's concert and dance,
Quarry Barn hall, Thanksgiving eve,
Nov. 90 CAROLS orchestra, eight
pieces. Concert from 5 to D, dancing
from to !. Refreshments free.-ady.
The Knights Of Columbus dance
scheduled for Friday night, the cath,
is cancelled on account Of the benefit
operetta presented by the pupils Of the
Sacred Heart convent on above date.
adv.
Mrs. Arthur II. Mcdonald and infant
son, James Allen. left this afternoon
for Moose Jaw, Sask. They were ac-
companied to Montreal by Mrs Agnes
Walker of Grant avenue, who viii yis-
it relatives.
Notice: Arrangements have been
made with the G. v. K. r. to hold morn
ing train at Montpelier until lilo a.
m. Thursday TO accommodate those
from Barre attending the Elks' ball on
Wednesday, the 22d.-adv.
Clayton Smith Of the Central house
was admitted to the City hospital this
morning to receive treatment for
slight injury to his arm. Mr. Smith 4
employed as foreman at the Drown
Motor Car company garage on Myers
street.
d. A. Perry of the Perry Real Estate
agency left to-day for Windsor to con-
duet q sale for John A. Gould Of that
place. With Mr.. Perry. who made the
trip by auto, were Edwin Gould of
Cabot, Don Brigham Of Randolph, ex.
tensiye Holstein breeders, and Harvey
Dodge OF Berlin
Willard b. Robbins was brought into
city court yesterday following his ar
rest in this city for operating car
while under the Influence OF intoxi-
cants. Sheriff Frank II. Tracy made
the arrest on a states attorneys war
rant. Robbins pleaded guilty to the
charge and paid fine of $50, with
costs Of 1856. The offense Is alleged
to have been committed on Oct. 30.
Chief Heney of the local fire depart
ment wishes TO remind the people
whose homes are heated by furnace of
the danger Of leaving infammable ma
terial about their cellars. Cellars
should be thoroughly cleaned out at
this time OF the year. He also wishes
to remind the granite manufacturers
that all fires should be extingsished
when leaving the stoneshed at night,
and that lumber and other such ma
terial should not be piled too closely
to stoves or in other places where 1t
would be in danger of catching fire.