The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

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No more corns after using Drown
corn remedy, Doc bottle. adv.
A. A. Lamorey Of French street lef
this morning on business trip TO Bos
| ton.
Just received, exceptional values il
Jersey silk boomers and skirts a
Morse's Montpelier adv.
Public dance every Saturday night
Quarry Bank hall; CAROLS orchestra
Special car after dance, adv.
Miss Elizabeth Fraser, r. n, left
Yesterday for Sherbrooke, 7. O.. where
She will visit relatives for ten days.
Dependable cigars-"st A, Specials
lOc, three for 25e. Ask your dealer
Raymond Guyette, Mfr, st. Adams
adv.
Miss WilheImina Even of Burling-
| ton is passing the week end at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Athol Bell OF
Liberty street.
Notice to members of Monitor lodge
The next meeting win be held satur-
day, March IS, in carpenters hall
! Worthen block.
S. H. S. girls viii play the Water
bury girls at the Spaulding gymna-
stun tonight at 1880, Everybody out
to see good game.
Wall paper and yarnish at greatly
reduced prices; first-class workman
ship papering and painting. Erncsi
Jurrics, 374 North Main street, phone
! l94-M. adv.
One hundred and thirty nine names
were added to the voting lists at the
final session Of the board of civil au-
thority last night. OF these, 81 were
from ward 4.
S. d. Adams, Boston manager OF the
Adams company stores, who has been
passing few days at the local branch
returned last evening to the home office
Of the company.
Ira Houston OF the firm Of Bell {
Houston. jewellers, who was operated
on at the City hospital yesterday for
appendicitis, was reported as resting
comfortably this morning.
Archie Taft of Washington street
who has been employed at the Quarry
Savings Bank. and Trust company, left
last evening for San Diego, Cal, for an
extended stay, with the possibility Of
making II his future home.
Peoples National bank will be oper
this afternoon until o'clock and this
evening from 7 10 s TO accommodate
those desiring to confer with Mr..
Peseh our income tax specialist. Mr..
Peisch will also be here Monday. adv.
A water color sketch for the receiy
ing vault for Wilson cemetery is on
exhibition in b. w Hooker & Co.'S
window. The selectmen Of the town
contemplate the erection Of this vault |
If the voters provide funds for the
same.--ady.
A very interesting meeting was held |
last night by the workingmen at the |
workingmen's hall on Granite street.
There were some lively discussions on /.
topics of the day. The next meeting /
viii be held at the same place next |
Friday evening at 1880.
L. L. Jones Of Portland, Ore, we'll
known retail monument dealer of that
place, is passing week in Barre on
business. Before returning home on
his long trip across the continent he
will visit with friends in Chester,
Mass, for few days.
Judge J. Y. Curtis of Berwick, Pa,
who is connected with the retail mon
lmental company of Curtis and son, is
iere renewing acquaintance. Mr.. Curtis
las been in the granite business for
he past so years and was the pioneer
Barre granite dealer in that section of
he country, where he introduced the
ocal product about 80 years ago.
A very enjoyable house-warming
was spent last evening at 8 Highland
avenue, the home Of Miss Christina
stewart. when about 40 of her friends
gathered Unexpectedly. Although un
surprised by the sudden on
Taught Of her friends Miss Stewart
proved herself a most capable and en-
ertaining hostess. To show the APP
,reciation in which she is held, Mrs
Nary Cooper, on behalf Of Miss Stew
Irt's numerous friends, presented her
valuable token of their esteem. Miss
stewart suitably replied and very
,leasant evening followed Songs were
endered by Mrs. Naughton, Mrs. !
Hutch and Mrs. Gordon, and Mrs.
saughton and Mrs. McBain contrib 4
tied to the entertainment with the
highland fling. Refreshments were
hen served by Mrs. Brechin and Mrs.
IcKernan, after which the guests de-
arted, wishing Miss Stewart the best
tcl IN her neyv homp