The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-13
TALK or THE TOWN

Robert Watson left the City hospita
yesterday.
| Mrs. Emma Holt Of Calais left tht
City hospital yesterday.
New shipment Of hats has arrived al
Mrs. Birnie's, 4 Laurel street. adv.
For cement and brick work call Leel
So Pleasant street, phone 276-6.--adv
Public car to state fair John Ander
son, ITO South Main street Tel. 7l7-R
adv.
Charles Rollins Of this city under
went an operation at the City hospital
this morning.
Mrs. Bertha Gushea of Williamstown
underwent an operation at the City
hospital last night.
Mrs. Gordon Owen has returned
home, after spending week at Fred
Ovens in Northfield
Donald McGarghan Of Burlington ar
rived in this city yesterday to resume
his studies at Goddard seminary
r. "A. Slayton OF South Main street
left to-day for White River Junction,
where he will attend the state fair
races.
Rev. and Mrs. Achenbach Of Maine,
the former at one time a minister ait
East Barre, visited at A. G. Dickeys in
that place yesterday.
Stolen: Boys bicycle recently from
Pearl street. Information just received
as to the thief. If returned at once, no
prosecution will follow. adv.
Mr.. ana Mrs, M. s. Sterling Of War
rep, who have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs A. 9. Dickey, Of East
Barre the past three weeks, have re-
turned home.
Landi's orchestra will give dance
Friday, Sept. Is, at East Barre opera
house for the benefit Of the East Barre
Athletic club. Dancing, to / Admis-
sion, 81 per couple. adv.
Mrs. Mary Colombo and daughter,
Mrs Louis Sasserossi, and her young
grandson left yesterday for Rensselaer,,
N. ", for visit with Mrs. Colombo's
Mrs. Louis Sessa, who recent
ly removed from this city,
AT the home of Andrew LaFountain,
81 Perrin street, rs people gathered
Friday evening for farewell visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Sim OF Wyeth,
Ore, who had been spending six weeks
in Barre and who were leaving for
their home Saturday. An enjoyable
evening was spent and refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served. Mr..
and Mrs. Sim were presented 4 travel
ing bag and other gifts by their
friends.
my Dad first-ru attraction, II
being shown for to-day only at the
Park theatre. and which Ii a compan-
on story to over the HILL with set
tings in the far north and big cast |
If all stars, including the famous po-
ice dog, Rin-Tin. Thursday only, Jane
Sovak will be shown in the first-run |
attraction, Colleen Of the Pines an
,ther absorbing drama of the north
vest mounted police with big cast |
il all stars, including the dog, Rim
Tin. The management respectfully re-
Iuests you not to miss either of these
attractions as they are being shown at /
he Parks regular prices. adv.
Merriment reigned supreme last eve
ing when thirty young people connect
d with the Perry Auto company gath
red to do honor to Mr.. and Mrs. Aura
Whitney, lately returned from their
redding trip. The guests assembled in
he show rooms of the company, where
ables were spread and all did justice
0 the banquet, after which @. H.
'erry. in behalf OF those present, pre-.
ented Mr. and Mrs whitney a beauti-
III electric lamp. Mr.. Whitney re
pended in few well-chosen words. An
unusually pleasant social time, with
ames and music. followed. Both Mr..
nd Mrs. Whitney have been employed
y the Perry Automobile company
Ir. Whitney covering a period of near.
: ten years. The members Of the Arm
lined the young people in wishing the
Apply couple Joyous future