The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-21
TALK or THE TOWN

James Thorn of Boston is passing
few days visit in the city.
| Mrs. Mary Jameson Of Trow hill !
patient at the City hospital.
| Dave Meredith Of Rutland is pass
ing short business visit in the city
j. r. Pennington of Groton was
business visitor in the city yesterda,
and to-day.
Joseph O'Brien Of Washington visit
ed with friends in the city yesterday
and this morning.
Miss Elsie Geals arrived in the city
yesterday from New York City, after
an extended visit.
/ r. B. Abbott Of West Topsham has
been passing two days visit witt
friends in the city.
Hazen Allen Of st. Johnsbury ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon
1 on a business visit.
! Astrachan and plush for coatings
and trimmings. Little Dry Goods store
Cottage street, off North Main. -adv.
! Mr. and Mrs. J. N, Clark 81. Keene,
IN. H., arrived IN the city yesterday
! for d short visit while motoring
through the state.
J. p. McGrath, labor manager for the
Granite Manufacturers association, ar
rived in the city to-day, after bust
ness tour Of the state.
Drussell Coffin and Max Mann have
completed their duties with the state
highway department and have re-
turned from Bennington.
Broadway's latest song hits, by
Barrels best soloists accompanied by
chorus. at 'Darktown Minstrels," opera
house Monday and Tuesday. lady.
Samuel Squibb of the New York
branch of the G. G. /. A. and well
known organizer and speaker arrived
in the city to-day on a business visis
from New York.
The annual concert and dance Of the
Barre firemen will be held in Quarry
Bank hall Wednesday evening, Nov. 20.
CAROLS orchestra, eight pieces. Re-
freshments free.--adv.
Miss Lucy Wells. who was called to
the city last week by the illness Of her
aunt, Mrs. Frank G. Rowland, re-
turned yesterday to Mount Holyoke,
where she is attending college.
Mrs. J. Reutemann OF Philadelphia
returned home yesterday after passing
a three months visit with relatives on
Granite street. Before going directly
to her home she will visit with friends
in Concord, n. H., for few days.
Special sale on rubber aprons Soc;
auto leather hand bags Toe. Good line
of remnants in wool and cotton. Seven
Magic Marvel for Sli tailored suits,
$l6 to $45; mems shirts, including out
sizes; mems and women's raincoats.
Mrs. Frank Blouin, II Murray street.
adv.
An informal party was held at the
home Of Mrs. Paul Scampini last Sum |
day. in honor Of the 18th birthday Of
Mrs. Scampini's mother, Mrs Elizabeth |
Merchant. A large number Of friends
and relatives called to pay their re
spects TO Mrs. Merchant, and TO wish
her many more such happy occasions
In their second football game Of tho |
season and before they had reached |
mid season form, Goddard seminary
held the strong st. Anselms college l
team to tie, the final score being to
7. Last Saturday Westbrook seminary,
rated as the holder Of the Maine pre-
paratory school title, was defeated by
the same ST. Anselms aggregation by
Ehe score of Is to 10. II comparative
scores are anything from which to
nudge, Goddard had football team of
championship calibre.
According TO Harold w. Slocum, see
'etary Of the Vermont Tuberculosis as
at Burlington, there is
move on foot to have the state of Ver-
mont take over the Washington Coun-
~ tuberculosis hospital, located on
8eckley hill in Barre Town State pa
.ients are already being cared for in
he Barre institution and there is state
supervision "a well as county supervis-
on The state has already given $780,
100 to complete the work started by
county in bonding for
$4,000 TO build and equip the prop
rty. The capacity of the Barre insti-
ution IL "a patients, and there are
iearly that number now in the hos
'ital.