The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-30
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Mcleod, l2a Orange street. Tel. s23-W
adv.
i L. s. Gates is moving from Churcl
street to the house he has purchased o.
! Eastern avenue
The latest popular song hits of thu
day can be purchased at Littlefield''
Piano store. adv.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Miller and sol
of Swampscott, Mass, were visitors ii
the city yesterday.
Union barber shops throughout the
city will start on their winter SEIZED
'ule Monday opening at s o'clock.
Sinclair Lougee Of Chelsea entered
the Washington County tuberculosis
hospital for treatment yesterday.
Charles Monte Of High Holborn
street left last night for Atlanta, Ca
where he has secured employment.
Long distance and general trucking,
furniture speciality Granite City
Bottiing Works. Tel. 72sM or 746-W.
adv.
Pompei Cali Of Beckley street re-
turned to this city yesterday from
Akron, O., where he has been EN-
ployed.
World series, city hall, Montpelier,
Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2 p. m. Play-o-
graph shows every movement Of the
ball.
Two Norwich students passed through
this city this morning on foot en- route
for Hanover to witness the Dartmouth
Norwich football game.
Miss Genivieve Sullivan Of Cliff
street returned to the city yesterday
from Calais, where she has been pass
ing two weeks vacation.
G. A. Wilkinson is moving from the
house on Park street, which he has oc
cupied for some time to an unoccupied
tenement on South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Calef and Mrs.
Stacey Tolman of Providence, r. L.,
ard Mr.. and Mrs. John Calef OF Wash
ington visited friends in this city yes
terday.
Do you like hash suppersg, Then
attend the one at the Congregational
church, only Csc. You know what de-
licious pies, salads, etc, always are
served there.-adv.
Ira Houston and Joseph Leroy Of
this city, with several other football
fans, left this morning for Hanover,
N. H., to witness the Dartmouth Nor
witch game this afternoon.
Rowe McAllister Of Trow hill and
Wendell Dobbs of East Barre have Sc,
cured employment hunting gypsy
moths, and leave tomorrow for Woods
vile, N. H., to begin their new work.
Mrs. c. H. kenerson and her sis.
ter, Mrs. Ralph Hopkins, of Cabot, who
accompanied Mrs. George B. Milne to
New Haven, Conn, the first of the
week, returned to Barre last evening
A large number Of local people were
included in the audience which filled the
Playhouse in Montpelier last evening to
witness well-rounded out performance
of the musical comedy. Irene The
presentation was enjoyed to the last
line.
To whom it may concern: Contrary
to reports being circulated, we wish to
make the statement that the Marsh
Allen Co. did not sell or install the one.
pipe heating system in the Episcopal
church at Barre. Marsh Allen Co., s. f.
Marsh. adv.
Coach Carl Lnndholm, Ettore Mo-
valli. Daley Cali, Bernard Erickson
and Furio Abbiatti left this morning
for Plattsburg, N. ", where they hope
to be able to witness the playing Of
Burlington high school against
team.
There was large attendance of To- |
al young people at the dance held in
with the Washington fair |
IN Washington last evening and a good |
time was enjoyed Lsndis orchestra
II four pieces furnished excellent mu- |
tic for the occasion.
New Pequct sheeting. fine quality, |
20, 81, SO, ~, 81 and 90 inches wide, |
which can and will sell very reason
lble; also new arrival Of different |
materials for making comforters. No
ice; Store closed Monday. Little
Dry Goods store. Cottage street, of
North Main.-adv.
William Campo of Williamstown
vas arrested Wednesday evening in
Foxville with large load of struggled
liquor with which he had come over
he line. States Attorney NJ. c. Taft,
sheriff T. G. Dearborn, Deputy O. f.
Burgess and Constable Charles Z.
Dickinson of Chelsea were the officers
Who planned and carried out the cap
ure of the Campo car as il came into
'oxville and they returned TO Chelsea
fter the arrest, carrying the prison
II with them for trial. A search of
he car. which the alleged bootlegger
vas driving revealed TO the officers
everal cases of alleged Scotch wills
.ey and other well known brands of
all of which was confiscated.
'ampo was brought into court at
]helses Thursday, where he pleaded
ot guilty and was out under bonds
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