The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-27
TALK or THE TOWN

1 "The day OF the Knight is here.
| WHY'S knight motor cars.-adv.
H Il. II. Berno of Mortified was bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
H Buy an Overland and realize the
difference. II. f. Cutler q Son.---adv.
\ Mrs. Fred Worthley Of Washington i
in the City hospital for treatment.
H r. d. Carpenter Of Waterbury was 3
business visitor in the city yesterday
4 Mrs. g. M. Lilley Of Marshfeld was
in the city yesterday on business
visit.
4 o. r. Carbee d Groton arrived in the
city yesterday on q short business
visit.
Il A daughter was born Dec. % to Mr.,
and Mrs. James McCormish of Elm
wood avenue.
i Joe Mcnamara Of Woodsyille, N. H.,
arrived in the city last evening on q
business visit.
| Walter Nash of the Nash company
store left to-day for Boston on short
business visit.
4 view 1thi uhis WiiuhfsNo"At
grange hall, Friday, Dec. 20, Landi's
orchestra. adv. !
Pine balsam with menthol and gu.
calyptus for that cough, at Cummings
& Lewis.'---adv.
Mrs. Florence M. Buzzell of Concord
arrived In the city this morning for q
few days visit.
Miss Bertha Pierce has returned to
Shirley, Mass, after passing few days
at her home here.
| Miss Maude Bissell of Glens Falls,
N. r., Is passing few days with
friends in the city.
d. Wait OF Greenfield, Mass, is
passing a few days business visit in
Barre and vicinity.
Il. Fl. Allen Of the Allen Lumber
company was business visitor in Han
over, N. H., yesterday.
Mrs. Kenneth Milne of "a Circle
street has gone to Newark, N. j., and
Brooklyn, N. Y, for visit.
Charles Newton has returned to the
city from Walden, where he visited
with relatives over the holidays.
N. w. Keith of Currier street is able
to be out after having been confined to
his home for few days by illness.
Odd Ladies, notice: All due books
must be In for audit before Jan. |,
1923. Elvira Giudici, r. s, Al Beck
ley street,
Miss Mildred McGue returned TO the
city yesterday, after passing the holi.
days in New Haven, Conn, and Hol-
yoke, Mass.
Mira. E. +. Heininger Of Academy
street and Miss Myrtle Calef of Church
street were visitors in Burlington yes
terday and to-day.
Ezra Batchelder Of upper Hill street |
is passing few days at his home, from
Randolph, where he is student at
the agricultural school
X. Z. club members Remember the |
dance in Legion hall. Barre. Thursday. |
Dec. 2S. Summers orchestra. Members |
bring invited guests. adv.
Young and old folks dance, Cobble
Hill grange hall. Friday, Dec. 30. Ad-
mission, Soc a couple; extra ladies 25c.
Gauthier's orchestra.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Ward and son,
Clarence, Of Burlington, who have been
passing few days in the city, re-
turned to-day to their home.
DR.. w. Fay Mann Of Orange street
has returned to his home in this city,
after passing the Christmas holidays
visiting with friends In Rutland.
Lowell Drown has returned to Bur
lington, after passing the early part Of
the week with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 4. A. Drown, Of Walnut street.
Edwin Harris of Providence, r. T., a
student at the Rhode Island State col
lege, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Park of N Franklin street for a week.
Langdon Cummings has returned to
his home In Beecher Falls, after pass
ing the holidays at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Littlefeld Of this
eity. |;
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron A. Wright OF I
street have returned to
their home here, after passing Christ
mas with friends and relatives in BAR
Ton.
The Granite Savings Bank and Trust
o., distributed thousands Of dollars to !
of the 1921 Christmas club.
toin to-day and get your share in 1929.
adv.
Last chance for Christmas visitors .
% see each other and enjoy a good
lime. Uniyersalist dance, Quarry Bank /.
iaIl Thursday, Dec. 2s. Carrolrs or |.
'hestra.-adv.
Misses Elizabeth and Frances Nelson, |
who have been passing few days at I
he home of their mother, Mrs. Mary e
Nelson, of Portland. Ne, returned to I
he city last evening
One can become as independent as i
! millionaire by owning the splendid i
S-acre farm just outside the city,
With fine house and barn. which we / /
re now offering. Level land. hard {
wood floors in house, 25 fruit trees,
'arsge, etc. Pleasant location, only h
ew rods TO school, store. etc. Owner v
eaving town and wants Immediate 7
ale. Only $500. Might consider /
ottage IN exchange. See the ID. A.