The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-19
TALK or THE TOWN

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terday.
Benefit dance, socialist hall. Grants
street, Saturday, Sept. 20. Lands or
chestrs.-adv.
See the new Oakland sport model al
Northfeld fair, Sll65 +. o.. b.. H. r. Cut.
Ter & Son.-adv.
Mike Cerasoli left the city yesterday
for Hanover, N. H.. where be is to
enter Dartmouth college.
Supt. Carroll HI. White Of Richardson
street left the city yesterday on a short
business trip to Boston,
c, L. Hickey Of Burlington, formerly
employed in this city, arrived here yes
terday on a business visit.
Charles Arnholm Of st. Johnsbury
arrived in the city yesterday for a Wis
It with friends and relatives.
Alden Burke of Summer street left
the city yesterday on a short business
trip through New York state.
r. Barclay of Patterson street left yes
terday to resume his studies at Nor
wich university at Mortified.
Herbert McNeely and Howard Hitch
on of Goddard seminary spent the week
end with friends in Stockbridge.
r, @. Sears, a well known granite re-.
taller from Charlestown, w. Va, Is
passing a few days in this city.
Fay Duffy of the Roger Duffy com
pany from Enosburg Falls was a bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
George Hurley Of Holyoke, Mass. ar
rived in this city yesterday to take up
a course Of study at Goddard seminary,
Daniel Bertrand Of Bailey street left
the city yesterday for Amherst, Mass,
to resume his studies at Amherst col
lege.
c. H. Presbrey Of the presbrey-Le-
land company from New York City ar
rived here yesterday on a few days
business visit.
The Netops will have their first So
cial at the church parlor Wednesday
evening at 1880. Let every member
plan to be present.
Robert Nicora left yesterday for Dur
ham, N, H., to be present at the open
ing Of New Hampshire State college,
where he is enrolled.
Mrs. Kenneth Macrae returned to the
city yesterday, after an extended visit
with friends and relatives in Bnrling
ton and points farther west.
r. I. Cutler and daughter motored
to Medford, Mass, yesterday, where
Rachel enters the sophomore class at
Tufts college, after being absent one
year on account of sickness.
Noticei There will be a rummage
at the Methodist church next Sat
urday afternoon and evening. Ladies
articles for this with Mrs. Kener-
or Mrs. Perkins by Friday.-adv.
Mrs. Charles Small and two sons Of
Toronto, Ont, who have been passing a
months visit at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. George Norrie, OF Pros
pect avenue, returned home yesterday.
The ladies' aid of the Baptist church
will have a corn roast at the home Of
Mrs. Inglis OF Clark street Wednesday
1t 1880 p. m. Everyone welcome. Come
and have a good time. Silver collec
lion.
The following new students regis
Iered at Goddard seminary yesterday
Miss Alice Parrot of South Hero, Miss
Mercedes Sennett. Of Barre, Edward
of South Ryegate and Frank
Aulet of Cienfuego, Cuba.
Free lecture on Christian Science by
John G. Lathrop, G. s. B. Of Brookline,
Mass, member Of the board Of lecture
hip Of the Mother church, the First
Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston,
n American Legion hall Tuesday eve.
ring, Sept. 10, at 8 O'Clock, All are cor
Tally invited to attend.-ad.
North Seminary street was the scene
Il a little excitement yesterday after
loon when a pair of horses that were
a garbage wager became
frightened in some manner and ran
way. They finally collided with a tel
phone pole at the corner Of North
seminary street and Maple avenue. The
was badly smashed but the driv-
7 escaped unInlured.
Miss Madeline Dudley Of South Barre
a very pleasant afternoon Sat-
rday in honor of her seventh birthday.
little friends were invited to
pend the afternoon. Games were
after which refreshments we're
erved. The birthday cake was given
y her aunt, Mrs. Bessie Persons. The
tile hostess received many nice gifts
nd a purse OF money. As the guests
all wished her many more
Apply birthdays.
The store recently occupied by John
rioli over the Mier's barber shop has
zen closed to the public, Mr.. Arioli
aving removed his entire stock Of
ems and boys furnishings TO the
ore formerly occupied ny the Holmes
,kery in the Scsmpini block. All of
.tures formerly in the Arioli a Dente
ore which went out of business some
me ago have been re -purchssed and
e being removed to the new store
here carpenters, painters and cleo
icians are busy doing over the inte-
or to make it one of the most attrac-
We stores in the city. Mr.. Arioli plans
continue business on the same lines