The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-20
TALK or THE TOWN

seven-cent fair at Goddard tonight
adv.
See the values in millinery Mrs
Birnie, Laurel street.--adv.
Dancing tonight at Goddard's seven
cent fair, seven cents dance'-adV'
Attorney william w, LaPoint Of
a New York City arrived here yesterday
on business visit.
Ruel Wood, who has been patient
at the City hospital, returned yester-
day to his home in Warren, n. \.
James Webster has returned TO the
city from New York, where he has
been employed for the past rev.
/ months.
! Don't fail to attend the rummage
sale held by the Salvation Army on
| Wednesday, Nov. ~, at 70 Main street.
lat $3.50 a. m.--adv.
Notice: All those who have been so-
lieited for the Methodist sale and sup
per please bring food and articles to
| the church early Tuesday
| Mrs. William Bippus, who will be
remembered by friends here as Miss
Annie Rhind, arrived in the city Sat
urday from Hartford, Conn.,, for a few
days visit,
Masquerade in X. Of p. hall Thurs,
day evening, auspices Women OF
Mooseheart Legion, open to members
and one invited lady guest. Fortunes
told. Refreshments served a good
time. Admission Zoe. ady.
According to q report from the City
hospital this morning, the condition Of
Richard A. Hoar, who was the vic
tim of an accidental shooting last
week. is much improved. The bullet
has not yet been removed
Mrs. George Fowlie, who for the Last
three years has been engaged as book
keeper and stenographer for Harvey <
Mower, assumed similar position az
the Kelly & Nelson garage to-day.
Francis o. Mari, who held the latter
position, has resigned.
We have added storage battery
department and viii be pleased to call
for your battery for winter storage.
We handle all makes and our prices
cannot be beaten. Give us call.
Phone T7sM. Rossi's garage, corner
Pearl and Summer streets. adv.
The Salvation Army will gladly re-
eeive your old clothing, etc. Persons
having clothes for the Army are in
vited to call 26l-M or postal card |
sent to box 1871 will bring a represen
tative of the Army to your home.
Goods may also be left at the Army |
hall, 73 Main street.
Persons having radio outfits were
privileged to listen TO the following |
we'll known men, members of the |
Friars club at Hotel Astor, New York, |
last evening: VIII Rogers, George
Cohan, Irwin s. Cobb, Will Hays, Judge |
lands, Governor Edwards, DeWolf |
Hopper, Victor Herbert
H. S. Clark OF Orange was a bust
ness visitor in the city this morning |
Traffic was held up for short time I
this morning when king pin in one Of
the big D. NJ Miles coal wagons, load
ed with coal, broke and let the vehicle
down onto the car tracks. Electric
cars and motor traffic near the alley
to the rear Of the d. NJ Miles Office
was held up for full ten minutes UNI
til the vehicle could be removed to the
side of the street, where its contents
were unloaded into truck.
The Barre police department haa
been asked to be on the lookout for
irattan Ralph, 4-year-old son OF p. J.
Ralph Of Hartford Conn, who ran
away from home Sept. Q. The boy il
i've feet, two inches tall, weighs 100
has blue eyes and light hair.
When he went away he wore gray
an suit, striped waist, black stockings,
white sneaks, blue and orange jazz hat.
Any information concerning the boy
viii be gladly received by his father AZ
70 Charter Oak place, Hartford. Conn,
" by the Barre police department. i;
Professor Dallas Lore Sharp Of Bos-
on university win lecture at the Con-
church on Tuesday eve
ling at o'clock, Nov. 81. This win
,e a regular meeting Of the Barre /,
Voman's club under the direction Of
he education committee. Those who !
re familiar with Prof. sharp's books
will be glad Of the opportunity of
tearing him speak. The subject of the
acture is "The Duty to Dig" Miss
;ladys Gale will add to the evenings
leasure with selections on the organ. Z
Tub members admitted on tickets: