The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-13
TALK or THE TOWN

VS.
Il When YOU think OF smoking, think
of Sculptor.--adv.
Il Hard candy, per pound nc, at MAJ
4 chetti's Fruit store. adv.
| Peter II. Nyberg Of Brattleboro was
business visitor in Barre to-day.
Nurses dance in Quarry Bank hall
Thursday night, Jan. ID Always
| good tine.-~adv.
/ Mrs. Clara Wood Of Washington :
working for Mrs. Alfred Dodge OF
Richardson street.
Lower prices. Bostonian chocolates
are now selling for SOC per pound, ~
| Marchctti's Fruit store.--adv,
Discriminating smokers prefer
| Sculptor cigar Manufactures by ives
| lev Hoffman Tel 607-W.-ady.
| William Carswell has returned 70
Barre, after passing several days ~
| New York visiting his son, Cedric
| Mrs. Matte Watt of Lynn, Mass,
Il spending the winter with her niece
Mrs. Hugh Boyce Of "a Eastern ave-
nue..
| Henry T. Stone Of Bennington re-
turned to his home yesterday, after
passing several days IN Barre on dust
ness.
Mrs. Margaret Bradbury and
I friend from Montpelier visited at Mrs'
Sarah Bradbnry's on Washington street
yesterday.
The Willheha campfire girls VIII
meet at the church vestry at o'clocx
\ Saturday afternoon for snoWshoe
\ hike. Please bring a lunch.
House for sale, 9s Washington
street; best location in Barre. For IN
i formation write Clinton i. Miilar, 4.
o. box 40, Quincy, Mass. adv.
The new restaurant at Keith ave
nue. and North Main street probably
will open tomorrow morning for bus
illness. Peter Maberini. widely known N
/ Barre, Is proprietor Of the place
Mrs. II. P. Agostines of Foss street
1 has gone to Brooklyn, N. u. to pass
/ several days with relatives. Later she
i will 90 to Chicago to pass the remain
der 81 the winter with her brother.
/ Keep away from the stock market
| today. Don't walk under any ladders,
! and do ANYTHING rather than look back
over your left shoulder at anything
This Il Friday, the 18th, so nuf sed-
/ Miss Miriam Jeanette of Newport
/ is in Barre. passing week with reia-
4 tiyes and friends. She win leave here
\ Sunday to 20 to Boston, where she
/ will pass the remainder of the month
! with her sister.
| The Junior Auxiliary Of the Church
Of the Good Shepherd win meet ut
i Mrs. Robinson's, King street, Satur
day afternoon at 2.30. All the girls
( who do not know where to go, come to
the church at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. John $. O'Brien OF Waterbury, !
who has been passing several weeks
in Barre, left last night to return to
/ her home. Mrs O'Brien came to Barre
4 to remain here while her husband WAS
on a business trip abroad. He returned
! to this country Tuesday and arrived
at his home in Waterbury yesterday,
Street railway employees worked dill
I igently all night last night opening
/. the Washington street line. The men
!, were forced to tear away heavy coat
ing of ice before the rails were exposed.
Despite the severity Of the storm on
/, Wednesday, the street railway com
pany has managed to keep the sehed- |
ules almost entirely intact.
/ Dr. Howard H. Reid shipped large |
string Of Dark Cornish fowls to the |
Ottawa winter fair yesterday. The fair
is one Of the largest winter shows held !
! in Canada. At the recent Boston poul- |
try show, DR. Reds birds won sixth
cock eighth eockerel and tenth pullct |
on four entries. This was the annual |
4 II. ,f-sn 81.
the far west, Canada and many were
! imported from England
Miss Laura Il. Stoughton, who was
called to Barre by the death of her
mother, Mrs. Ellen l.. Stoughton, left
Barre last night TO return to her home /
in Englewood, N. J. Her sister. Mrs.
Godfrey RolIason of Cleveland, o., ac-
companied her TO pass few weeks.
Barre friends Of Mr. Rolason will be
interested to hear that he is now on
the Pacific ocean on his way TO visit
his former home in Australia.
Barre friends OF Attilio Ordoni for
merry of Barre, will be glad TO hear
he win probably be back in this city
within few weeks. Mr.. Ordoni left
Barre in 1914 for a visit in Italy and
was there when his home country be-
came smbroiled in the great war. Mr.
Ordoni Immediately enlisted and was
seriously wounded in the Pave cam
paign. He was discharged from an
Italian government hospital recently III
and landed in New York Monday. He Il
went to Quincy, Mass, at once to visit
with his brother, but will come TO
Barre soon TO remain.
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