The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-26
TALK or THE TOWN

Dance tonight at Hardwick, Carroll's
orchestra adv.
! For real coat values you should see
Morse's line at Montpelier. -adv.
DIR. II. A. Drew and family have re-
turned from camp at South Hero.
Factory shipment Of fall styles in
women's shoes, $29s, at Shea's adv
| Mrs. Lena Chalmers of East Tops
ham left the City hospital yesterday.
Mrs. William Cilley Of East Topsham
entered the City hospital for treatment
yesterday.
Mrs. Martha Dewey arrived in the
city this morning for a visit while on
her way from Rutland to Williams
town.
Misses Myrtle Calef and Clara Law
less have returned to the city after
week END visit to Essex Junction
and Burlington.
Miss Mildred Wark returned yester-
day to her home in Burlington, after
visiting with friends and relatives here
over the week end.
Edmund Ryder and ]. Donaldson Of
Des Moines, Ia, are passing a few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tassie of Church street.
d. A. Perry Of the d. A. Perry Real
Estate agency was in Williamstown to-
day, conducting an auction sale for
Louis X. Hutchinson Of that town.
Adolphus Forrest Of Prospect ave
nue. left this morning for Brattleboro,
where he has secured employment with
large chair manufacturing concern.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. J. Carlson, who re
Gently removed from this city to Sara
toga Springs, NJ ~, to reside have re
turned to this city to resume their res
idence.
Miss Rose Hopkins. r. n, returned |
last evening to her home in New York |
City, after passing five months visit |
At the home Of Mrs. Mary Mccarthy Of |
Summer street
You can have pipeless system in
stalled quickly and carefully on "a
lour notice by the Marsh Allen com
,any. Their prices will surprise and
please you They buy in carload guam
,ities.--adv.
Harry Hale Of this city, who was ar
ested Saturday afternoon by Chief of
Police James Sullivan, on a charge of
irving in excess Of the speed limit, was
lrraigned before Judge u. L. Scott and
,aid a fine Of SIS and costs Of $0.05.
Just received, heavy woolens for la
lies and children's coatings; also
nercerized and silk Innings. Crepe de
hines and canton crepe in all the new
olors. Little Dry Goods store, Cot
age street, off North Main street.
DIV.
Clyde Ainsworth, giving his home as
larre, was arrested last evening by
Deputy Chief Harry Gamble on
charge of intoxication. Aims
rorth admitted excessive drinking, in
ity court this morning, and paid a
ne of s. and costs Of S7.35, as imposed
y Judge r. L. Scott.
There was no doubt about there
eing frost on the ground this morn !
x after the cold snap last evening
Dr. the entire countryside was white 2
18th it and everything 1t came in con- 2
vet with looked somewhat wilted this !.
forming as result. Reports from 9
arious sources place the mercury
,ading at from "a to 80 degrees above a
he zero mark.
The first Of the series Of musical re- i
Jews being given by young people Of r
lis city at the Pack theatre between 5
he evening shows was very much en-
'yed last evening. there being six
all of whom deserved .
mention The winners of n
le contest, as chosen by Leland
owe, organist at the theatre, TO a
HON the judging was left. were; y
irst prize of SIS to Mary Weafer, the o,
cond prize of two weeks admission v
the theatre to Miss Dorothy Beau
~ and the third prize Of 50 worth
merchandise at the LittIcfield Piano g
mpany to Miss Kathleen Fitzgerald Y
Il Of the contestants were under l2 a.
,ars of age and all used piano fur