The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-27
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Mems heavy rubbers, value S4.oo, a.
S2.0s. at Barre Bargain store.--adv'
Thomas vanston has gone to Nortf
Hero TO pass few days at his camp
There.
City Attorney William Wislart Is Y
Burlington to-day, attending the meet
ing Of the sheriffs.
Page a. Shaw and Merry Widow
kisses 25c package at Drown q ION
| fail to try thcm.--adv.
Mrs. Phyllis Morgan OF Middlebury
arrived in Barre yesterday afternoon
to pass week with relatives.
| Thomas Carroll, ir., II absent on Q
business trip to New Jersey for lew
days in the interests Of Carroll Bros
G. n. Presbrey Of Arlington, NJ y.
and +. A. Presbrey Of Little Falls, y.
j., are in Barre on business connected
with the Presbrey Leland Co.
House for Sale: % Washington
street: best location in Barre. For
information write Clinton +. Millnr,
p. Q. box 4s, Quincy, Mass.--adv.
A number Of Barre women will con-
duct bridge party at X. of G. hall
this afternoon the proceeds 70 be de-
voted to the hospital aid association.
Mrs. s. II. Brown OF 327 North Main
street has gone To Island Pond to as
sist her aunt, Mrs. Charles Nolan,
as there il serious sickness in the
home.
Glenngie club membersl Don't for
get the social and dance In Worthen
hall Saturday evening. Members can
bring d friend. All ont for . good
time.
Mrs. Elizabeth Paul, VINO underwent
a serious operation at City hospital,
few weeks ago, was sufficiently recoy-
cred to-day to return to her home on
Ayers street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Calder and
children, Marion and George, Of Frank :
lin, N. H., are in Barre passing q few
days with relatives.
Regular meeting Of Central Labor
union win be held in Carpenters hall,
Worthen block, tonight at 1880 o'clock.
Per order secretary.
Leo Kchoc Of Graniteville, a stu.
dent Of Spaulding high school, ~ max
ing his home with Mrs. NJ. y. Me-
Carthy Of Summer street for the re-
mainder OF the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas McHarg of
Easthampton. L. r, left Barre last
night to return to their homes, after
passing several days here and In Mont
pelier visiting relatives.
The bridge repair gang OF the G. VI.
r. X. has left Barre, after completely
renewing the top of the turH-table
south OF the railroad station. All new
ties and plaEking have been installed,
William MeGinty OF Dorchester,
Mass. who has been in Barre for q few
DAYS on business connected with the
erection OF new Catholic church in
that city, left Barre this noon to re-
turn to his home.
The management OF CAROLS orchss
ira wish to refute the statement that
tho organization was TO play in Hines
burg Saturday night. The orchestra
plays regularly Saturday nights in
Quarry Bank hall
AlIe. W.. H. jlQ1ufti anu
Elizabeth, who returned TO their home
In MorrisviIle Sunday, were called back
to the city yesterday by the condition
Of Mrs. Hosmer's father. They will
here for few days.
Judge II. William Scott Of Richard
son street returned 10 Barre last night
from st. Adams, where be instituted a
lodge OF the New England Order of
Judge Scott is a former
supreme warden OF the order.
Miss Isabelle c. Nelson, for the past
several years saleslady and member
Of the firm of Mrs. Shepard Co, left
last night for New York City. where
she has accepted more lucrative po-
sition. Miss Nelson has the best
wishes Of great many friends.
Joint installation and supper OF the |
A. o. II. and Ladies' Auxiliary. which |
was postponed will be held in Worth |
en- hall Tuesday evening. Jan. 81 La |
lies convention at Worthen hall in |
the afternoon. A. O. III. convention in |
X. Of G.. hall in the afternoon.
The recently recognized Bailey Mn |
sie Rooms on Pearl street viii be |
moved soon into the quarters formerly |
occupied by the Eastman store on
North Main street Extensive alter
atoms are underway at the store and |
when completed the music firm win |
move in.
Barre winter sports enthusiasts tin !
ny of waiting for the severe weather |
IF the past few days TO moderate, The
toboggau chutes on Trow hill were
,nce more the big attraction last night.
A big crowd was at the hill all eve
ring and many remained to slide until |
,fter l o'clock this morning The two
srge foodIiehts recently installed were
urned on and worked perfectly, ilumi-
hating the entire course.
Max Fisher. widely known in Barre
- an entertainer and prominent Amer
can Legion member, left last night
Tor Cambridge, Mass, to take up his
new duties at the Office there of the
Life Insurance company.
Mr.. Fisher has been attached 10 the
ocal Office Of the company for over a
year as agent and recently was pro-
noted 70 assistant manager OF the
cambridge district. Mrs. Fisher will II
a. n a.