The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-10
TALK or THE TOWN

City bakery will be closed all day
Thursday. adv.
Wanted; A few men to cut wood
Cali II w. Langlos adv
For value and price see Morse's fur
coats at Montpelier. -adv.
\ For plumbing and heating, call James
Mcleod, 1872 Orange street. Tel. s23-W.
lady.
| Mrs Antonio David left last night
for Providence, r. l., where she will
spend two weeks with relatives.
Miss Elva Mudgett, pianist at the
Savoy theatre in Mortified, spent the
end Of the week at her home in this
city.
| Save this date--Oct. o5. Universalist
dance, Quarry Bank hall, Carroll's or
chestra, TO l.; Sl.25 a couple, extra Ia
dies, soc. adv.
Going out Of business All ribbons a.
half price Wednesday only, 25 hats at
81 each and 25 hats at 50 each Mrs A..
G. Murphy. adv.
Mrs. George Berard Of White River
junction and Misses Alvina and Ellen
Deslippe Of Plainfield left to-day FOR
Rouses Point, N. ", and Montreal,
where they will visit friends and rela-
tives.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Legion Auxiliary will be held Tues
day evening, Oct. 10, in Legion hall at
Tbs. Everyone out to give our dele
gate big send off to the New Orleans
convention.
Maris Cassani returned to the city
last evening from Italy, where she
has been passing number of months
with relatives. She sailed for America
from Genoa aboard the Arabic, arriy-
ing at Boston
All stores, members Of the Barre
Retail Merchants association, Inc,
will remain open Wednesday, Oct III,
until 0 o'clock p. m. and will be
closed all day Thursday, Oct. y, Co
lumbus day.adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Holt Of Beacon
street left to-day for Burlington, where
they are to reside indefinitely. Mr. |
Holt. night baggageman on the branch |
train here. has been transferred to a |
run near Burlington.
Miss Grace Carson returned 10 ner
home in New Haven, Conn, last night |
after visiting friends here for few
days. She was accompanied BY Miss /
Minnie Fraser, who will remain in New
Haven for the winter.
Miss Irene Corti Of Orange and The
Times were the subjects OF iokeless L
Joke at the hands Of some feeble mind
ID person, an item taken over the tele
phone yesterday, supposedly from a
correct source, stating that Miss Corti
lad been taken to City hospital to I'M
iergo an operation, proving to be false.
Miss Corti is at her home in Orange,
'nioying her good health.
A meeting Of the young ladies' SO
iality was held last evening at 1880 /
n the convent hall on Summer street.
Election Of officers for the coming
rear occupied the greater part of the
BUSINESS meeting for the evening, the
'ollowing elections taking place: Pres
dent, Elizabeth M. White; vice 1presi-
lent, Eva A. Beaulieu: secretary, SUI
ie Jordan; treasurer, Rose Tomasi-
Iroquois lawmakers viii be out in
ull force at the great pow-wow to be
eld in Montpelier city nall Oct. 20-2I.
ted Men from all nearby states viii be
resent and an extra large class OF can
idates will be taught the mysteries OF /,
The much-taIked Of de
rec team from New Jersey, also the !
'eerless degree team from Brattleboro,
ill work all three degrees on the Sat
rday evening, and the haymakers win II
e busy all that afternoon instructing 4
tramps" "Zekev Holt, "Cys Rock, !
Lanky" Doyle, "Jawn' Milne and the
Their officers will see that all are prop | i
rly instructed. while that noisy pair,
Mawruss" Roark and "Al'' Burnett,
ill look after the straws and bundles. I
other other local talent who r
ill appear at the Friday night con. a
,rt are Marie Pirie, international 0
ANGER. and Florence Strachan, highland t
ANGER.