The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-19
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| Cars washed and polished, Sl.5'
divers Battery station. adv.
II Public seance in Worthen hall 0
/ Wednesday, Sept. 20, at 1880, n
II The Kerr auction, which was to hay
been held Wednesday, has been calle
off.
]. w Bates Of Moretown was in til
city this morning on a short bushes
visit.
L. g. Gordon of Middlebury has bee
passing a two days business visit i
} the city.
Joseph Lannon of Laconia, N. II
arrived in the city yesterday for
short visit.
| Ezra L. White Of Walnut street lef
this morning for Montreal on a shor
business visit
/ Mr. and Mrs. Donald w Smith re
! turned to the city yesterday following
| a short wedding trip.
4 Fred Minnie Of South Main stree
| left yesterday for Berlin, n. H., wher'
he has secured employment
Gerald Bixby of Chicago, ILL.,, is Wis
ting at the home Of his father -in-law
b. w. Hooker, of Park street
Miss Violet Club Of the G. W. Aver
i'll 4 Co. store is confined TO her home
on Washington street by illness.
Edmund Milne of this city returned
yesterday from Westbrook, Me-, where
he has been passing several weeks.
| Hunters; We carry complete line OF
cartridges and shells. Tomasi's Cash
market, 247 North Main street adv.
Lessons on violin or piano. Apply at
30 jefferson street Friday and Satur-
day from to 5 2. nj. r. +. Landi.- adv.
Ernest Newcombe, deputy game war
den from Waterbury Center, was a
business visitor in the city this morn
ing.
Guido Valisi local pugilist, leaves to-
night for Rutland, where he will meet
Willie Dundee of Burlington in an
eight-round bout.
Kearney Lawrence OF Summer street
was removed to his home yesterday.
after slight operation performed at
the Barre City hospital.
James Comolli, Emery Cooney, James
Furey and Napoleon Leclair left to-day
for East Corinth, where they have Sc
cured employment on farm.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Young and Mrs.
Harriet Grady of this city returned
home yesterday from Boston, where
they nave been passing week
Mr.. and Mrs. i. N. Houston and fam.
lily Of Maple avenue left this morning
for trip through the White noun
tafns, planning to return to this city
tomorrow.
Forrest Batchelder, former resident
of this city, arrived here to-day from
Amsterdam, N. ", where he is EN-
ployed, for short vacation with
friends and relatives.
Regular meeting of L'Union st. Jean
Baptiste, Tuesday. Sept. 10, at 1880 p.
m. Members are requested to attend.
Something very important. Per order
recording secretary.
Edward Marnock and Angus Marvin,
Quincy granite manufacturers, who
have been passing few days in this
city on business, visited yesterday with
friends in Mortified
Mr.. Mondei OF New York will be at
the Mrs. Shepard Co.'S store Wednes-
day, Sept. 20, with full line of furs
You are cordially invited to come in
and inspect his line.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Scott and daugh- |
ter, who have been passing two weeks |
at the home Of DR. and Mrs. w. r. |
Mann of Orange street, have returned |
to their home in st. Adams.
Charles A. Brown of Jefferson street |
returned to the city yesterday from
Waterloo. p. O., to which place he car
ried his mother who had been visit Il
for time at the Brown home her
Mrs. Catherine Lawless and daugh-
ter, Clara, of Perry street have re-
turned to the city from Laurel. Park,
Mass. where they have been passing
the summer months with friends and |
relatives.
just returned from New York and
Boston with new stock Of cotton
goods. wooden goods and silks. Come in
md see the good values. Barre Dry
Goods store, 343 North Main street,
'orner Bolster place.adv.
Maccabees, attention, Regular meet
ng Harmon review. No. |. will be held
evening at 1880 o'clock.
initiation. Refreshments. Collector will
,e at hall at o'clock for dues
+. NJ. Robins, with corps Of assist
nts, has arrived in the city from SYRIA ,
use. n. y, and Is busily engaged in {
he task of revisingNthe city directory. !
While in this vicinity Mr.. Robbins and J
is wife are visiting with relatives in 1
+,
Victor G. Smith, who has been spend
ug week with his parents on Trow .
i'll and with his family at East Call !
is, returned TO his home in Philadel- !
hia Sunday night. accompanied BY his
life and little daughter, Virginia. who
ave been spending the summer at the i,
ONE Of Mrs. Smiths parents. Mr.. and
irs. ID. b. Dwinell Of East Calais, and
18th relatives in Barre and Bradford.
James Briggs, instructor Of CONNER
al subjects at Goddard seminary. was I
illed to his home in South Lancaster, {
lass. yesterday by the serious ilness /;
I bis wife As Mr.. Briggs would not :
I able to return for some time. Prin- 7
pal Dawson accepted his resignation. I
is place will be filed by William Q
lark of Wells River. a graduate Of
aypath institute.