The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-16
TALK or THE TOWN
Mrs. j. III. Kelley is confined to her
bed with an attack of gallstones.

Joseph Como Of Cambridge IL visit
Z ing his brother, John Como Of Academ,
: street.
Public dance at East Barre opcri
house Friday night by Neddo's orches
tra.--adv.
See the new collegian hats in all The
latest colors. Mrs. Birnie, Laure
street.-adv.
A. i. Thompson and II. J. Nelson
were among the visitors from Hard
wick in the city yesterday.
! Miss Katherine Boyce of the Rock
wood studio is confined to her rooms in
the Miles block by illness.
|. DIR. II. A. Donahue was in Burling-
ton yesterday attending the dental con-
yention which was held there,
| Charles Carpenter of Barre Town left
this morning for a short visit with
| friends and relatives in Boston.
The regular sewing meeting of the
Hospital Ladies Aid will be held at
the hospital Friday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
Mrs. f.. r. Wiley of Wellington
street is passing few days at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nj. Farr in
Underhill.
L. P. Wood of Burlington, who has
been passing few days in this city
on business, returned to his home yes
terday.
Dry cleaning and dyeing, plating of
all kinds speciality. Mrs. L. NJ Good
rich, 73Main street, Montpelier, Phone
500 w adv.
The monthly meeting of the Com
munity house board will be held at the
Community house Friday evening at
1880 o'clock.
Miss Rebecca Staples Of Montpelier
passed the week end in Websteryille,
visiting at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Dan McAuley.
Basketball tonight at 1870, Spauld
ing gym, seniors VS.. freshmen, for
championship of school. Admission, Zoe.
Come out, fans.--ady.
If weather conditions are suitable |
free public demonstration Of the radio
phone win be given tonight at
o'clock at the Barre opera house.--adv.
Netops, attention. You are request
ed to be present at Mrs. Beckley's on /
Park street Friday night at 1880 for
the March social and business meet
ing.
Every housewife should study the
full page Of advertisements by pro-
gressiye grocers in to-morrow's Barre
Times There is much there that should |,
prove of benefit to them.-adv.
Edward NJ. Tobin Of Academy street
returned to his home yesterday from
the City hospital, where he has been
confined since he underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at that institu
ton.
Firemen's ball, Montpelier city hall,
st. Patrick's day, Friday, March II.
Concert, 8 to 0, furnished by White
bureau of Boston;
dancing, 0 to 4; music by CAROLS or
The Ladies of the G.. A. X. viii hold
, birthday party in auxiliary hall,
Worthen block, Friday, March II, for
he members. All veterans Of the q.
A. r., with their wives, are cordially /
invited to attend. Dinner served at 3
,'clock.
ID. A. Perry of the y. A. Perry Real
estate agency and Quincy and Court
and Perry of the Perry Automobile
ompany returned last evening from
he automobile show in Boston. They ii
eport large number of new and in
eresting mofcls on exhibition this
ear.
Word has been received here OF the
cath OF Martha A. Kezer of North
iaverhill, ~ H. Her daughters, Mrs. w.
! Stowe of Walnut street and Mrs.
fary Hall of Eastern avenue, were III
allied to her bed ide about 10 days ago. II
frs. kezer will be remembered by II
lany here, as she frequently came here II
, visit her daughters,
For the first time since last fall the
stage driver was able to
lake the trip this morning by automo-
lie, the roads being very much i'm
roved by the thaw of the past few
avs. There has been an unusual n
mount of sleighing this year and one
river of a coal sled reported that he
nd just lis consecutive days of sleigh Il
& this year. HI
j. w. Macintosh Of Stanstead. P. O., II
as visitor in the city yesterday and
,-day looking over the granite situa-
on and interesting features in the
'cal manufacturing plants. Mr.. Mac.
itosh is the owner Of the largest gran H
e quarries and cutting plant in Can II
Ia and he 10 busily engaged on gov H
-nment contract at present. This con- II
act calls for a large number of mark II
5 to be used on the graves of Canadi- II
\ soldiers who fell in the last war Il
large quantity of the stones are be-
q shipped TO France. Mr.. Macintosh
ceives orders from as far west as
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