The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-16
TALK or THE TOWN

-. LApldOu OF Burlington WIS . buRA
ness visitor in the city yesterday
c. u. Chapman Of Salem, Mass.
was a visitor in the city to-day,
Philip Mavette Of East Barre un
derwent an operation at the City hos
/! pital.
4 Mrs. Charles Brusa of Granite street
( underwent an operation at the Clty
hospital this morning.
Quite number of local Masons went
to Montpelier last evening to attend q
meeting and banquet.
Robert Bell of Forsythe. place has re-
turned to the city, after q visit to his
home in Massena, D X.
r. G. Frost, Ashel Foster and G. X.
Brew of Bangor, Me-, were among the
visitors arriving in the city yesterday
| About 20 couple from the city were
in attendance at the dance held IN the
grange hall at Cobble hill last eve
ming
Safety razor blades of all kinds cor
rectly sharpened by new and most ap-
proved machine. Ernest Lafayettc's
barbershop. adv.
Miss Georgianna German Of Mont
real has returned home after visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Richard Fitzger
aid, Of Beckley street
Ceasare Calderara arrived IN the CITY
to day from Hancock, where he has
been hunting, the proud possessor OF q
buck weighing $50 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Houghton have
returned TO the city after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Duffy OF Enosburg
Falls. former residents of this city.
Martin Mcmahon, salesman Tor the
Burke Brothers Granite company, left
the city yesterday for business visit
through Connecticut and New Jersey
An opportunity to save money
Sport and dress hats. Evening, dinner
and street dresses on sale Saturday,
Nov Is, At the Apparel Shoppe, Morse
block. adv.
Glen French and family OF Corinth,
who recently disposed of their prop
erty in that town, have come to this
city to reside and are located in a
new home on Berlin street.
Seven day sale, commencing Satur-
day, NOV. is. At the Apparel Shoppe,
Morse block Entire stock of hats,
coats. suits. dresses, sweaters hlouses
and over blouses, eHr, at greatly re-
duced prices.ady
The condition Of Richard A. Hoar
was reported to be unchanged At the
City hospital today. No operation 20
remove the bullet has been performed /
AZ vet. He was wounded while on
hunting trip in Duxbury.
Miss Lucy Wells Of Mt. Holyoke
College and Frank Wells of Amherst
college arrived in the city yesterday
to visit their aunt, Mrs. +. q. How
land, who is confined to her home by
illness. Mrs. Howland's condition, aft
u her recent shock, is reported as be-
NJ somewhat improved.
Several teamloads oil WOOD coming
,vcr Orange Heights last evening found
/ advisable to stop for shelter over
right. owing to fall of snow which
vas several inches deep and retarded
,rogress greatly. Hunters returning
rom Spruce mountain reported several
nches OF snow in that section. /,
A sale was closed through the ID.
l. Perry Real Estate agency yester-
law, whereby Catherine Tierney and {
isters Of Montpelier sold estate in I
south Barre, consisting of an acre Of
and, double tenement house and
,arage to G. G. Hutchinson of Will
JAMESTOWN. Mr.. Hutchinson buys for
N investment.
Gail Bennett, b. A. Eastman and
William Harvey have returned to the
ity after successful hunting trip to
Maidstone. This trio Of hunters de /
ided that there would be no dreary
iphts in the wilderness for them and
o they took along a radiophone by !
yhch they kept in touch with the out
ide work during their absence.