The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

rel street.-adv.
Don't miss the cafeteria supper and
sale at the Baptist church. adv.
For cement and brick work call Leel
So Pleasant street. phone 276-6.--adv
George H. Cameron of Quincy, Mass.
arrived in the city Saturday on bust
ness visit.
H Remember the Rebekahs' dance, Odd
Fellows hall, Montpelier, tonight AZ
S:l5.-ady.
Fresh to-day, Foss chocolates in
bulk and packages. browns Drug
store.-adv.
Miss Mary Laird of Boston arrived
here yesterday for visit with friends
and relatives.
H III. w. Bruce of Newton, Mass, ar
rived in the city Saturday on a-week-
end business visit.
II John Stevenson of Hartford, Conn.,
is passing few days business visit IN
Barre and vicinity.
Be sure to attend the cafeteria sup.
per and sale at the Baptist church
Look for menu.-adv.
nj. j. Gronlkonski Of West Hazelton
Pa, is passing few days in the city
on granite buying trip.
H Loren Allen and Charles Beck of this
city left this morning for Waltsheld on
a few days hunting trip.
Thomas F. Rice, who has been pass.
ing a weeks business visit in the city
left to-day for New Haven, Conn.
Miss Mamie Minnie Of the Nash com.
pany store left this noon for Boston on
d business visit in the interests OF the
company.
4 Attorney William Wishart has re.
turned to his home in this city, after
a business visit in the southern part
of the state.
4 w. G. Reynolds Of South Main street
returned to the city this morning after
a weekend visit with his daughter
Cleora, in Boston.
| George W. Adams, Maurice Cav
anaugh and A. S. Noble Of West Suf.
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business visit in the city.
/ Henry Leslie of West Danville ar
rived in the city yesterday to begin
work as blacksmith ia the Jack Rob.
inson shop on Summer street.
i Bring in your sport shoes and have
them dyed either black or brown. 9th
err shoes dyed, also. Barre Shoe Shin
ing parlors, Stroutsos Bros.-adv.
! Special every Monday, small chick
en- pies; Tuesdays, baked ham and po-
tato salad. Mrs. Bianchi, second floor
Ayerill block. Tel. 692-W.--adv.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter,
No. 33, o. f. s., Wednesday evening
Nov. s, at 7:30 o'clock After the meet
ing an entertainment viii be given.
| For that hunting trip we suggest
flashlights and batteries, Thermos bot
ties. kodaks and films, also everything
for the medicine kit at browns Drug
store.--adv.
4 William Leith, who has been EN-.
n ployed by the Charles Leith Trucking
company as a chauffeur, has completed
his duties and accepted an appointment
as salesman for the Fuller Brush COM
pany.
II Charles X. Cole, manager Of tbs
Barre Electric company. and +. lrvan
of Boston left the city Saturday morn.
ing for Groton pond, where they will
pass the next two weeks at Mr.. Cole :
camp.
i Miss Helen Prouty, student at
Goddard seminary, and Miss Priscilla
Cole of Beacon street returned to the
i city this morning after a weekend
visit at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. +
| w. Cole in Marshfield.
! Regular meeting of Cobble Hill
grange Tuesday eydling, Nov. Z, at $
o'clock sharp. The first and second de-
grees will be worked and the following
program given. Vocal solo, Mrs. Batch
elder; reading, Mrs. Daffine; vocal solo
Miss Vera Owen.
Granite saws are coming into favor
here and two more sheds are arranging
at present for the installation of these
labor savers. Both the Mari and Cor
don and Johnston and Gustafson firms
have decided on rotary saw and have
. ICED orders for same.
George Mckee, q student at Dart
mouth college,. passed Sunday in the
city. Mr.. McKee's visit TO the city was
for the purpose of cleaning informa-
ton from members of the cutters TN.
ion, manufacturers association and
city officials in regard to the granite
industry on which subject he plane to
write his senior thesis this year.
Frances Hungerford Soule, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s.
Soule of Fairfield Center, was married
at the SouIe home Wednesday TO
Harry Weber Of st. Adams, son OF
Mrs. Jane Weber of Torquay. Eng
land. Miss Charlotte F. Soule of Bur
lington was the maid of honor and
Harold II. Chadwick of st. Adams was
best man. The bride viii be wen re-
membered in Barre, as she attended
Goddard seminary. Her husband is as
sistant comptroller Of the Central Yer
mont railway. They are to reside in
ST. Adams.
A regular meeting Of the Barre Won
ans club win be held Tuesday, Nov. Z
in Quarry Bank hall at $3.50 p. m. Pro-
gram as follows: Piano duet, ia Bala.
dine" (by c. H. Bavy-Lysbergl, Mrs
Batchelder and Miss Spaulding; read
ing. AS the Moon Rose" Miss Kit
tredye. uiano duet. ia Dame Blanche