The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-27


Mrs. John Papin Of Burlington was
al visitor in the city yesterday.
\ b. w. Townsend of Rutland il pass
ing few days visit in the city,
Col. r. Il. Howe Of Mortified was a
business visitor in the city to-day.
| States Attorney G. B. Adams was
| IN the city to-day on business visit.
Il ii. M. Ellis of PIainfield was in the
city yesterday and today on business.
4 Don't forget the food sale. Where?
Baptist church, Saturday, 3 p. mad.
i Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.. Lance OF North
field were In the city this morning on
q visit.
| Charles Clark Of Hardwick arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon on q bus
Iiness visit.
Louis G.. CARR of South Ryegate was
d business visitor in the city yesterday
land to-day.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Nichols
Of Burlington are passing few days
in the city.
| Special prices on millinery Friday
and Saturday at Mrs. Birnie's, 4 Lau-
rel strect.--adv.
| A daughter was born last Monday
| to Mr.. and Mrs. Rizzieri Pacetd Of
| High Holborn street.
| Join Christmas music club. See adv.
page four. Littlefield Piano Co., for
merIy Bailey's Music Rooms. adv.
Don't forget the Halloween party
and dance in X, Of G. hall Monday
evening, Oct. 80, auspices L. A., a. q
III. --adv.
Open for business Saturday with
full line Of mems and boys clothing
and furnishings David Utter, corner
Depot square. -adv.
just received large shipment Of
pianos. Can be seen at our store.
Littlcfeld Piano Co, formerly Baileys
Music Rooms, Barre.-adv.
d. A. Perry returned to the city yes
terday after a business visit to Lex
ngton, Mass. To-day he went to Cal
ais to conduct community sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. =. Levin Of Mer
chant street returned home yesterday
from Boston, where they passed few
days visiting with their son, Harry |
Levin.
For sale: Dry hard wood, four foot,
$l2 a cord; sawed once, $3.50; sawed |
twice, $i3: sawed three times, sl4. \
Terms cash, Call Calder a Richardson,
Tel. 450,~ adv.
II it's action You want to see, 20 to
Intercity park Sunday afternoon and
witness the local Legion football war
riors battle with the Burlington Ath
letic club. Two strong teams out TO
win.r-adv.
Mrs. William Men. Kittredge Of
Wellington street returned to the city I
this morning from Providence, r. l.,
church TO attend q syn
odical meeting.
Mrs. paolini Casselini and son, Jo-
seph. of South Main street left to-day
for Boston, where Mrs. Casselini viii
visit with relatives while Joseph Is in
attendance at the Harvard Dartmouth
game tomorrow.
The order OF Eagles held dance
and social time in the Wcrfhen hall
last evening. There was good at
tendance present and very enjoy
able evening was passed with a pro-
gram and dance. I.
w. j. Young, who has been employed
for the summer in Bangor. Me-, re-
turned to the city this week 20 take up
bis duties as tool sharpener for the
Martinsen Estate company. Mr.
Young's family will arrive here later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald w. Smith OF
Perry street left this afternoon for
Mass, where they expect 10
witness the Andoyer Yale freshman
,ame. Mr.. Smiths brother, Wendell,
i member Of the Yale freshman
quad this year.
The body Of Mrs. Maria y. Larkin
lrrived in this city last night from
.os Angeles. Cal, accompanied by her
daughters. Mrs. Belta N. Kizer OF Los
Angeles, Cal. and Mrs. H. ID. Stevens
II Atascadero. Cal Funeral services
viii be held Sunday at O'Clock at the
ZONE of her sister, Mrs. w. 4. Brad
ord, Of SO Park street.
Twelve girl friends of Miss Ruth
'arker of Spaulding street gathered
/ her home last evening for a party
nd dinner in honor Of her approach
ng marriage All of those present
elong to club which provides that
ach place some gift into box for
he next prospective bride and last
vening Miss Parker was presented
he gift box which contained many
eautiful pieces.
Barre readers were pleased TO seeNin
esterday's Boston Post an article
-ritten by DIR. H. II Reid of Barre re
lting to the recent endurance test for
he purpose Of picking out the best
reed for cavalry horses. The doctor
ook issue with a recent correspondent
no claimed that the tests were cruelty
, animals and the horses were not
rcperly conditioned. DIR. Reid wished
ne impression corrected and went on
, relate the training methods. He also
JADE plain the fact that veterinarics
the horses on the trims and
the horses show signs of weakening
ley are removed from the contest.
r. Reid evidently knew what he was
liking about for he himself rode Hal
ron. a horse owned by Colonel Spencer
orden of Fall River in the first endur-
nee test held in 1912 and finished in
rst place.