The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-07
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new shipment OF hats arrived az
Mrs. Bernie's, Laurel street.-adv.
--latest styles, best quality, lowest
prices. Mrs. A. Birnie, ! Laurel street
adv.
J. H. Neal Of Calais was in the city
yesterday afternoon on business
visit.
1 For plumbing and heating. call James
Mcleod, l2a Orange street. Tel. s23-W.
| --adv,
w. r. Carbell and Walter Carpenter
OF Groton arrived in the city yesterday
on business visit.
D. A. Perry of the d. A. Perry real
estate agency was in West Topsham
to-day on business.
George Mascot Of this city, who has
been passing week in burlington, has
returned to the city.
Mrs. Frank Burke and Mrs. Will
| liam Cooley Of this city left to day
| for Burlington for weeks visit.
Don't forget! CAROLS orchestra will
furnish music for the X. Of G. ball IN
Oct. II. City hall, Montpelier adv
Ernest Gregoire and Peter Bombard
Of this city left to-day for East Dor
set to pass the week end with friends.
Robert Phillips Of Ayers street lett
to-day for Saratoga, N \, where ne
has secured employment in granite
shed.
Mrs. Ray Mccarthy Of this city left
to-day for Hartford, Conn. where shc
will join Mr.. Mccarthy, who has Sc
cured employment there.
Contrary to rumors, the Anderson
Friberg Co. have their entire supply
of coalrin and viii operate their plant |
during the winter months. adv.
Mrs. r. o. Curtis Of Orange, Mr. |
and Mrs. Stanley, Curtis Of Montpelier |
and Mrs. George Il. Allen of South |
Barre spent yesterday at Mount |
Mansfield
Mrs. Dir. Whitaker of Fergus Falls, |
Mimi, who had been guest for sew
eral days Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Me-
Farland of South Main street. started /
yesterday on her homeward journey.
Mrs Adolphus Forrest and daughter
Of Prospect avenue left to-day for
where they will reside dur
ing the winter months with Mr.. For
rest who has secured employment
there.
Fire prevention. Clean out your
garage Of all oily waste. Do not
smoke while working on your car. DO
not use pyrene in closed room or
garage. Open window or doors. II |
will suffocate you. Let every day aft
sr this week be fire prevention day or
week.
Clambake, oysters and Holsters at
Nose Hoods, West Topsham, Thurs
lay, Oct. IL, noon and night Foot
,all, Barre Legion VS.. East Barre;
Barre band; dancing, 3
lin Il; music. Jacobs orchestra Of
Montpelier. Everybody over for a !,
rood time.--adv.
Word has been received by friends in
his city OF the marriage in Davenport, /,
a.. Sept. 27. of Justin n. Barber and
Hiss Elizabeth Steen Of that city. Mr.
barber is former Barre boy, nav
ny attended Goddard seminary here
Ie is now student at the Palmer
ichool of Chiropractic in Davenport
A party. Of friends and neighbors
ave Mrs. Charles Clark of Abbott | d
venue farewell party last evening. !
'olos were sung by Mrs. Elsie Ennis p
nd Mrs Pearl Clark and a poem on v
Vermont was recited by Mrs. May Z
Illen. Mrs. Douglas Roben. with v
cry well chosen remarks presented n
irs. Clark leather pocketbook con a
aiming money. The evening was very "
leasantly spent and the best wishes a
I all were extended to both Mr.. and Il
IRIS. Clark. They are leaving soon a
or birmingham, Mass, where they Il
i'll reside liz