The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

| j. j. Sawyer Of Mortified was !
weekend visitor in the city.
D. B. Dwinell Of East Calais was {
visitor in the city this morning.
/ Harold Il. Wilson OF Amherst, Mass.
| passed the week end in the city.
Leon Hill OF Richmond passed Thu
week end with friends In this city.
G. H. Nichols of Washington was o
business visitor in the city to-day
Miss Evelyn G. Stowne of Hardwick
was week END visitor in the city.
| Porter Perrin of Berlin was in the
city Saturday and Sunday on visit.
George Broadwell Of Burlington was
d weekend business visitor in the city,
~, d. Cheney Of Mortified was in
the city Saturday on business visit
Rummage sale Monday and Tuesday
evenings at the Community house. 81
adv.
Carl Aainsworth of Hardwick ar,
rived in the city yesterday to be EN-
Iployed.
Arthur r. Hall Of Augusta, Me, ar
rived in the city Saturday on bust
ness visit.
G. S. Eastman of East Corinth was
at the City hospital for radium treat
ment yesterday.
Mrs. Gordon Mcleod of Graniteyille
arrived in the city yesterday from
Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Alice Rumrill Of Randolph is
spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. H. B. Tenney.
Mrs. Arthur Plasse of Bradford un-
darwent a slight operation at the City
hospital yesterday.
A son was born at the City hospital
yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs Leon Will
fore of Williamstown.
George Corsiglia and p. r. Mazazan
of Greenfield, Mass, arrived in the city
Saturday for a short visit
Save this date-oct. IS. universalist
dance, Quarry Bank hall, CAROLS or
chestra, to | si.25 couple, extra la
dies, 50c.adv.
George Magee has resumed his duties
at the G. w. Averill a Co. store, after
having been called to his home in Bur
lington last week by the death Of
young son.
Mr.. and Mrs. ANDREW Knutson Of
South Main street left last night for
Greenfield, Mass. where they viii visit
for few days before going to Provi-
dence, r. ]. to spend two weeks with
relatives.
William T. Halvosa; who has been
visiting in this city for some time, left
to-day for New York, from which port
he sails Wednesday aboard the steam
ship Panama for Cristobal, C. q, where
he is employed.
c. NJ. Leith, having completed his
seasons contract for hauling potatoes
from the Dimock farm in East Corinth,
left this morning, accompanied by
George earle, his assistant. for Fran
ingham, Mass, with load Of furni
tnre.
Miss Katherine Brown has returned
to her home on North Main street,
after passing a two weeks vacation
from her duties at the Granite Mutual
Insurance offices visiting with her sis
ter, Mrs. Fillmore Harris, of Biddeford,
Me.
Barre friends of c. r. Millar, who
left here last winter to enter the EN-
ploy Of the j. S. Swingle granite con-
Germ in Quincy, viii be glad to learn
that Mr.. Millar has now established
wholesale granite concern of his own
with connections in Barre, Quincy,
Westerly and st. Cloud.
One local statistician sought to de
termine the number of Barre people in
attendance at the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
game held at Hanover, n. H., last Sat
iirday afternoon and after careful in
yestigation he placed the number at
234 which proves that good football
is what local fans are looking for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence White of Mid.
dletown, Conn.,, who we're married in |
that place Oct Is, are passing few
days in the city while on the first part |
Of a honeymoon which will take them
through northern New York and the |
middle west states before they return
home. Mrs. White was formerly Miss 1
Agnes Mantel. While in the city they
we're at the home of Mr. Whites I'M
lie, Frank Cassiva, of 1870 North Semi
nary street and with Albert Cassiva