The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-04
TALK or THE TOWN

| Special prices on all mems heav,
rubber footwear at Shea's. adv.
II Muslin and silk underwear at one
fourth off at Morse's, Montpelier
adv.
H Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan Of Moretowl
| ii passing few days in Barre VISITING
friends.
1 Miss Clara Dodge is confined to he
home on Richardson street by an az
tack of the grip.
Harry w. Kelley of Hartford, Conn.
il passing few days at his home, o
Pleasant street.
George Lane of Mortified came t
Barre this morning to pass q couple o
\ days on business.
A son, Paul Darwin, was born Jan
3 to Mr.. and Mrs. Lyndol X. water
man of Derby Line.
i Odd Ladies please leave their due
hooks with the secretary, Mrs. Nellie
Bianchi, before Jan. 5 for audit.
Discriminating smokers prefer
! Sculptor cigar Manufacturer by Yves
| lev Hoffman Tel COZ -W.--ady.
1 The regular monthly meeting Of the
Red Cross viii be held in Aldrich hal
to morrow afternoon at $50 o'clock
The Goddard football team has beer
/, invited to attend the Magnet theatre
as guests of the management satur-
day -.
The annual meeting Of the guild q
the Church of the Good Shepherd VIII
be held with Mrs. S. N. Parker on
| Thursday evening at 1890.
Il t.n.t fott .
ing for Springfield, Mass, where she
plans to spend the next few mouths IN
the home Of her son, Ernest y, Worth
en-
Miss Ruth Gates, who had been a
guest of her cousin, George Gates OF
Orange street, since Friday. returned
yesterday to her home in South Rye
MARQUIS de Lafayette chapter,
Daughters of the American Reyolu-
ton. meet Saturday, Jan. 7, at Beth
any chapel, Montpelier, at 2si5 in the
afternoon.
Miss Ada and John Atkins have re-
turned to their home in Fredericks..
burg. Va. after visiting for several
DAYS their aunt, Mrs. w. j. Shield OF
- WEBSTER Htfttt
| Nicholas Daniello has returned to his
home in Rockland, Me-. after spending
Christmas with his sister, Mrs. Frank
Debitctto. His sister. Lucy Daniello,
will STAY in Barre with Mrs. Debitetto.
Mrs. Il. A. Williams, Miss Dolly Her
bert and Walter Prue. who have been
visiting at Charles Williams home on
Rrook street over the holidays. re-
turned TO their home in Montreal Mon
| day.
our Thrift club affords an easy-to..
follow method for saving small
amounts, with interest on your weekly
| deposits at the rate Of two per cent.
! Join the 1922 club now. Quarry say
| incs Bank s. Trust Co.-adv.
DIR. Leonhardt says Hem-Roid VIII
/ completely relieve any form OF piles.
/ II gives quick action even in old stub
| born cases. It's an internal treat
ment that removes the cause. r. A.
| Drown sells it and guarantees it.--adS.
Howard Bennett OF 81 Fortney place
was surprised last evening when about
80 peopie walked into his home 70 re-
mind him Of his birthday. He received
many useful gifts. A light lunch was
served and all had good time, wish
ing him many more happy birthdays
Miss Jean Merchant has joined her
mother. Mrs. Alex. Merchant. a guest
in the home of Mrs. Jane Milne OF
Liberty street. Miss Merchant has
been with friends and relatives in Can
ada for several days. They leave to-
morrow for New York, where they VIII
meet Mr.. Merchant and then sail Tor
their home in London.
Percy ]. Higgs, who recently came
from Dcyonport, England. passed the
HOLIDAYS at the home OF his aunt. Mrs.
Eva Higgs Of Prospect avenue. After
graduating from the Imperial college
Of London. England. Mr.. Higgs re-
ceived a scholarship which gave him an
opportunity to attend the Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology as a post
graduate student in the course OF elect
trical engineering.
The pretty Christmas trees which lined
Main street to add TO the holiday sPir-
] Il have now become an eyesore instead
OF a mark Of beauty. The trees have
been left on the curbings and prac-
ticaIly all Of them have been knocked
! INTO the Eullttrs hathIi''A -.
pulled 10 pieces by horses hoois and
automobiles and the buckets in which
they were set have been reduced 10
kindling wood and strewn about.
Tuesday evening. Brooks woman
Relief corps. No. IS. Of Montpelier held
Joint installation with Brooks post,
la. A. r. Edward Baker installed the
officers of the post, George Felt acting
as officer Of the day and Mary H. Col
by installing the officers Of the corps.
Asa johnson acting as conductor and
Alice Jillson A. musician. Emma
A LaPoint. in behalf Of the corps.
presented the retiring president. Lula
Blanchard. purse Of money. IN hef
remarks she spoke Of the faithfulness
Of Mrs. blanchard a. treasurer for sew
en- years and that had brought her 70
the Office OF president The incoming
president is Jennie Clark who has rem
dered valuable service g the corps Tor
many wears. Al TIE close Of the serr-
ice. refreshments were served