The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-21
TALK or THE TOWN

II New shipment ivory pyralin at Rus
II sellss.--ady.
H Dance in Worthen hall Friday; Ian
n dis orchestra.-adv.
II Toboggans and Tubbs snowshoes and
H skis at browns Drug store.-ady.
H Local and Vermont views; real pho
i tographs, Soc at Cummings & Lewis. -
\ adv.
| Special discount on 10 and IS size
| watches at Goodfellow's Jewelry store.
adv
just received pyrex tea pots, in sew
eral styles and sizes. G. w. AvcrillA&
CO. adv.
| Miss Frances McWilliams Of Tufts
college is passing the holidays at her
home in Granitcville.
Attention Co. MI Drill Thursday
evening, Dec. 81, at o'clock. There
will be no drill Dec. 26-adv.
l Just received lot Of wool dresses,
colors, navy and brown, sizes l6 to So,
at Sl3.9S. Mrs. Shepard Co.-adv.
4 Come in and get your present Fri
day; so packages we will give away
from to 5 p m. Barre Bargain store
-Aadv.
4 r.. u. club members! Remember the
dance in Legion hall, Barre, Thursday,
Dec. 2S, Members bring invited guests.
adv.
4 Leo Sanguinetti Of the University IF
Vermont arrived in the city last eve
ming to pass the Christmas vacation at
| his home.
Pleasing reports continue to come
from Douglas NJ Barclay, who, with his
wife. is located at "The Carolina,
pinehurst, N. G.
| Miss Veronica Coyle of Gran:tsvi,le
arrived in the city to-day from Mt. 81
Mary's in Burlington to pass the hol-
iday recess at her home
Notice change in date; Basketball,
Spaulding high vs.. alumni at Spauld-
ing gym, Friday, Dec. o. Come out
and back your team. Admission 35c,
members s. II. s. A. A. 25c.-adv.
Best percaie for aprons, best madras
for shirtings and Fairfax mills bath
towels; also Pequot tubing, 42-inchcs
wide. Little Dry Goods store, Cottage
street, off Main.~-adv.
/ All stores, members Of the Barre Re |!
tail Merchants association, Inc, will !
remain open on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings, Dec, 81, 22 and %,
and viii be closed all day Monday, Dec.
20, Christmas day. adv
+. George Heath died yesterday at
IL. brx.o =. ax.sll. f+a~ I-,rx
illness. The funeral will be held Sat-
urday at 10 a. m. Mr. Heath was born
in Banston, p. O., May IL, 1868, and
had lived in Barre and Orange for
many years, owning farm in the
latter place, but being employed at
the Boutwell,, Milne a yarnpm quarry
lately.
Carl Olsen was discharged from the
City hospital yesterday after having
received treatment there. Olsen was
injured nearly month ago In an au-
tomobile accident In which Arthur r.
Wilbur was killed John G. Markley,
who was also injured. Is making
good recovery at the City hospital and
will probably be discharged in about
two weeks
The Barre police have not found any
trace OF Miss Carlotta Long, aged l6,
who ran away from her home in
Greenfield, Mass, month ago and
who, 1t was thought, might have come
TO Barre. Chief L. n. gauthier of the
Windsor police department, who was
in Barre last evening, stated that a
girl companion of Miss Long, Miss
was found at Windsor and |
was sent back TO her home in North
Adams, Mass. The Long and Fitzger :,
aid girls are said to have left Green
field together.
William Wood and Mary Gauld have
returned from Wilmington, Del, where /
they were called to attend the funeral
Mr.. Wood was III few days and /
passed away very suddenly Of heart |
trouble. The funeral was largely at
tended by many friends, with whom ,
Mr.. Wood made acquaintance during /,
bis stay in Wilmington. There were !.
many beautiful fgal tributes. The de-
ceased was member of the Eagles
and Moose lodge OF that city. William
Wood and Miss Gauld spent week in '
Springfield, Mass, on their way home c
rom Wilmington. c
After signing up with the unions
Jones Bros. Co. started their
'ig manufacturing plant in the north i
md Of the city yesterday afternoon
With small force Of workmen The o
work was largely preliminary to full 1
'peration Of the plant. More men were
aiken on to-day and it is expo tied by {,
he firm that men win be added from :
lay to day, so that by the first Of the !
'ear the full complement of men, max q ).
ng from $50 to 200, all told, will be .
mployed. Preference is being given to =
he firms former employees as they APP = .
'ly for work. When interviewed to- ,
ay, officers Of the company said that
hey have a satisfactory volume Of
usiness on hand, with fair prospects of