The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-13
TALK or THE TOWN

Annual sale, Methodist church, NOV
81 % adv.
L. P. Tibbetts of Burlington was q
weekend visitor in the city.
| Il. S. Gray Of South Ryegate was
visitor in the city yesterday
George H. Cameron Of Quincy was a
week end business visitor in the city.
Joseph Lasonde Of Riv Pierre, y
O., arrived in the city Saturday iof a
I visit. !,
"a. M. Ashley Of Jackson, n. H.
passed the week end in the city on bus
mess.
Charles G. Kenyon Of Burlington
passed the week end with relatives ~
the city.
Newell Parker OF St. Albans passed
the week end at his home on Spauld-
! ing street.
Bert Lawer of Lebanon, N. H., ar.
rived in the city Saturday on a short
business visit.
Ward Stacy Of North Montpelier
passed the week end in the city visit
| ing with friends.
Waldo Yarnell of the University of
Vermont visited friends in the city
| over the holiday.
Charles Grey arrived in the city Sat
urday from Montreal, where he has
been employed for time.
J. P. McGrath, labor manager Tor
the granite industry, is passing few
DAYS in the city from Boston.
Mrs. a. M. O'Keefe Of Bethel Is pass
| ing a few weeks at the home OF Mrs.
Louis Bottiggi of School street.
Luigi Gatoni arrived in the city to-
day from Italy, having sailed from
| France, arriving in New York City,
| Dean Mudgett Of West Patterson
street left Saturday night for Boston,
where he has secured employment.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas NJ. Barclay Of
| Franklin street have gone to South
Carolina to pass the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MacFarlani
and daughter Of Waterbury were Wis
itors in this city over the week end.
George r. Butterfeld and X. G. Lit
tie left Saturday by automobile for
Florida, where they will pass the win
ter.
Chicken-p pie, the best you ever ate,
and lots Of other good things at the
Congregational vestry on Wednesday
night. adv.
Mrs. Forrest Bellows of Richford II
spending few days at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dickey,
of East Barre.
Captains in Thursdays Red Cross
drive; Meet at Keith avenue head
quarters Tuesday evening at to re-
ceiye instructions.
&c. Colt arrived in the city yester-
day from Jacksonville to take up his
duties as an engineer at the Jones
Brothers company.
CLAYTON Shores has returned to his
home in Middlebury, having been called
here bv the serious illness OF his sis
ter, Mrs. Farquharson.
Theodore De Forge, Albert Worthei,
Raymond Pratt and Russell Raymond,
all Of Burlington, arrived in the city
Yesterday to be employed.
'The Deacon's Second Wife" viii he
at the Congregational fair Tuesday
evening at s o'clock. See east Of rhar-
acters on page fve.-adv.
William Presidder, who has been
visiting his cousins. Mrs. John Craig
and Mrs. Charles Calderara, for two
months, left yesterday for Detroit.
Richard Cameron Of Ausable Forks,
n. Y, and George Cameron of Braftle-
boro were visitors at the home Of iheir
parents in East Barre over the holiday
w. NJ. Thomas, well-known middle
west granite salesman travelling Tor
the North Barre Granite company ~
this city, is passing a short business
visit in this place.
w. G. 7. U. members, notice Spa-
cial business meeting tonight az 7
O'Clock at Mrs. Bradley's, 3s Main
street, over Granite bank, to arrange
for the ride Friday to Mrs. Grace Wa
terman's at Waterbury. As II is nee
essary to find out how many will g..
il is desired that every member be
present at this meeting.