The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-15
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Flora Jones, chiropractor.-adv
A new arrival OF pattern hats a
Mrs. Birnie's, 4 Laurel street,--adv.
Miss Eva Beaulieu of First stree
left this morning on a business trip I
Burlington.
Eight new fox trots out to-day OF
Victor records, for sale at Cumming
& Lewis. adv.
p. +. Mclaughlin of Philadelphia !
in the city visiting with Jerome Veron
Isl Of Cable street.
David Bagley Of Pearl street lief
this morning for few days visit witt
relatives in West Topsham.
Miss Elizabeth Smollett of yelling
ton street went to Burlington to-da,
to undergo a dental examination.
| DR.. Howard II. Reid of East stree
left to-day for Burlington to attend ,
dental convention being held there.
! Dry cleaning and dyeing, plating o.
| all kinds speciality. Mrs. L. M. Good
rich, 70 Main street, Montpelier. Phone
i 500 Wa adv.
| Miss Alice Morgan has returned t.
her duties in Burlington, after passing
a few days in this city with friends
and relatives.
Heavy rubber footwear vulcanized
by machinery. Good as new. Bring
them in. j. J. Hastings, 37l North
| Main street.--adv.
| Mrs Mary Broggi returned to her
home in Mortified yesterday, after
passing few days with friends and
relatives in Barre.
Miss Clara Watkins Of Summer
street has returned home, after pass
ing few days with relatives and
friends in Montreal
Miss Doris Marion is passing few
days at the home Of her parents on
Franklin street before resuming her
studies as nurse in Burlington.
William B. Jones Of WiIliamstown,
a granite manufactures operating in
this city, left this morning on short
business trip through Vermont and
New York.
w. II. B. Perry of Waterbury was
in the city to-day to attend the meet
ing of the directors Of the local Gran
lite Manufacturers association held this
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sector OF Mer-
chant street returned yesterday from
Putnamsyille, where they have been
the guests Of Frank Whitney for the
past few days.
Mrs. @. Cabrini Of d street and
Mrs. Amedeo Ronca of Cottage street
returned to this city yesterday, after
passing few days with friends and
relatives in Mortified.
Miss Helen Stacy Of Smith place re
sumed her duties at the Adams com
pany store this morning, after has-
ing been confined to her home for the
past few days by illness.
Firemen's ball, Montpelier city ball,
St. Patriek's day, Friday, March IL.
Concert, s to 8. furnished by White
Entertainment bureau of Boston;
dancing, . to J.; music by CAROLS or
chestra. adv.
Rev. r. j. Cahill Of the local Roman
Catholic church returned to the city
yesterday from Mortified, after pass
ing the week end in that place, where
he officiated Sunday in the absence Of
the regular pastor
Plans have already been completed
htr fl,n 1traa@nra - h.lJ a x.,oo.f,,.. !
the Barre Board of Trade on April Is.
This Is the annual meeting, at which
the nominating committee recently
formed viii appoint officers for the
coming year.
N. pelaggi and Frank Phillips OF
visiting in Barre to-day while attend |
ing the meeting of the directors Of the
local Granite Manufacturers associa-
ton being held this afternoon in the |
Offices in the Jackman block.
Mrs. Charles Converse OF Church |
street, who fell on the ley sidewalk |
last Saturday while walking on Main |
street, badly injuring her ankle, Il rest |
ing more comfortably to-day although |
II will be several weeks before she will |
be able to use the injured limb.
One of the years greatest photo
drama attractions will be shown at the
Park theatre tomorrow, entitled, "For-
ever" a George neutrality-suspicious.,
based on the novel, "Pcter Ibbertson."
and Paramount production, which
win be shown at the regular admission.
adv.
Workmen were engaged to-day in
sailing the radiophone in the Vincitia
hub rooms in preparation for the con-
,ert TO be held this evening. Experts
N the art of installation of these in
,truments accompanied the machine
iere and the work of installing is car
lied out very smoothly. To-day's wealth.
r conditions seem to indicate ia
iofable evening for concert of this
nature and il is hoped a large number
If the local club members win take adj
iantage Of the privilege offered them
% hear the instrument in operation.