The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

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\ When you think Of smoking, thin
Of a Sculptor. adv.
H Public dance, grange hall, Williams
\ town. Thursday, Jan. IL. CAROLS Or
chestra--adv
/ Discriminating smokers prefer
Sculptor cigar Manufacturer by Yves
ley Hoffman Tel 607W. lady.
| D. A. Lunt Of Boston. member Q
the firm of Bracket, Shaw & Lun'
was business visitor in the city to
day.
| Cards have been received in this cit,
announcing the marriage of Harr'
Stafford and Pearl Mathews of Ander
son, Ind.
| A Joint installation of Odd Fellow
and Rebekahs tonight at s o'clock
Supper served at 6. All members urge
to attend.
H just in, nice line Of ribbon am
baronette satin hats All winter MILL
merry at less than half price. Mrs. Rob
ert Murphy adv.
Regular meeting Of st. Johns court
No. 552, c. o. f., Thursday evening
Jan. II, AT 7:30 o'clock. Per order M
Fitzgerald, rec sec.
4 Mrs. Loren Bell OF Maple avenue left
Barre this morning to 90 to Afelrose
Mass. where she will visit her sister
Mrs. Harold knight,
Burns concert at the Presbyterian
church this year will be more attrac.
/ tive than ever. Don't forget the date
Wednesday, Jan. 25 adv
/ Catherine Woolsey, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Woolsey of 32 Cir
Gle street. was operated on at her home
to-day for the removal of tonsils and
adenoids.
Second concert for the Barre Won
ans club. Splendid talent. Everybody
invited, Quarry Bank hall. Jan. IL. at
o'clock. Members admitted by tick
ct; public, ESQ.,. adv.
Stanley Adams, who has been night
engineer on the G. VI branch for some
time, has been transferred back to st,
Adams. The new engineer is Timothy
Gary Of ST. Adams.
Notice, Rebekahs and Odd Felipwsi
Joint installation of the officers Of
IIiawatha lodge and Bright star Re-
bekah lodge tonight at o'clock. Sup
per win be served at 9 o'clock.
The statement in Yesterdays paper
that Mrs. c. NJ. Halves had moved her
store back to IS Elm street was incor-
rect. Mr.. and Mrs. Halves have moved
their household goods back to % Elm
street.
The annual meeting Of the Glenugie
club viii be held in Clan hall Thurs
day evening at 7 o'clock sharp. All
members be present, as important bus
mess will be brought up. Per order
president.
The body of George Kilburn, who
died in Barre this morning, was sent
to his home in Manchester this noon.
Mr.. Kilburn was 40 years old and had
been in this city about a month. He
leaves his wife, Viola.
The American Legion dance and So
cial time at the club house is to be
one week from Friday, or Jan. 20, rath.
er than next Friday. as was under
stood. All auxiliary ladies solicited for
cakes please bear the corrected date in
mind
DR.. Leon T.. Page of Newport, for
merly OF Barre. il 10 close his Office
in Newport Feb. and go to Kinks
vile. Mo. where he is to take up spe
cial hospital work and later will open
an Office in that place, according to a
Newport item.
Livestock men don't fail to attend
the Central Vermont Cattle club meet
ing Saturday afternoon in Worthen
hall. This organization has been in
strumentaI in the sale Of over $4,000
worth Of dairy cows. You should al
tend this meeting and lend your sup
port whether you are a member or not.
You win find much OF interest in the
meeting. adv.
Miss Eva Smith of the high school
faculty held a goodly number of pco-
pie attentive last night, relating sonfe
of her experiences and observations |
white travelling in Europe last sum
mer. Her talk was given under the aus
pieces of the Presbyterian Mems club at |
their regular meeting which was open to
the ladies of the church. Refreshments |
were served at the close.
For sale: Double tenement house of |
~ rooms, located at 20 Brook street I
on lot l72is feet frontage by 1887
feet deep. Each tenement contains sis
rooms and bath, separate cellar, porch
and woodshed, also henhouse and hen
run. Is on one of the best streets in
the city, within easy reach of schools.
churches and business district. This
would make fine home. or profit
able Investment. Call at property any Il
time during day. Mrs. Katherine c.
Srogan, admrx.-adv.
The Presbrey Leland company Of
New York and Barre to-day announced
plans for selling OF leasing portion Of
heir large modern plant in North
Barre. There have been rurnors that
he company intended to erect extern
i've works at some point near THEN
quarry interests at Brattleboro and
his rumor was confirmed in the official
announcement While no definite loca
ion has been determined upon. plans
or the new works are in course OF
PREPARATION The Presbrey Leland plant
Il North Barre is one OF the largest In
he Barre district. A finely appointed
wo-story office building was recently
irected on their property adjoining the
works.