The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-22

Oscar Jordan of East Fairchild left
the City hospital yesterday,
For cement and brick work call Leel
So Pleasant street, phone 276-6.--adv
4 Mrs. 4. H. Cave, jr., and daughter
Corinne, spent yesterday in Burning
ton.
Judge Harland B. Howe Of Burling-
ton was visitor in this city yester-
day.
4 Mrs. Cora Boyat Of East Fairfield en-
tered the City hospital for treatment
yesterday,
| Mrs. Edward Currier and daughter
of North Main street are visiting in
Berlin, n. H.
Benefit dance, socialist hall Granite
street, Saturday, Sept. p. Landi's or
chestra. adv.
4 New arrival Of ladies, misses and
childrens hats at Mrs. Birnie's, Lau-
j'rel street.-adv.
Mrs Donald Cavanaugh and infant
son of North Main street left the City
hospital yesterday.
Public dance every Saturday night,
| Quarry Bank hall; CAROLS orchestra,
Special car after dance. lady
Noticel Winter coats for men, wom-
en- and girls, also ladies' dresses at the
Methodist rummage sale. adv.
Mrs. Mary Hunter Of Prospect ave
nue. is passing Il few days at the home
of Mrs. James Henry of Williamstown.
Miss Florence Finnegan and Rather
| inc Sullivan of this city passed the day
with friends in West Topsham yesters
day.
Paul Scampini returned last night
from Lansing, Mich, where he attended
a convention of the REQ automobile
dealers.
Have received new assortment of
remnants, sample fall dress goods,
mems shirts and suits Mrs. Frank
Blouin, II Murray street.adv.
The funeral Of Mrs. r. D. Beckley
will be held from her late home, s Park
street, Saturday afternoon at 2so'clock,
Rev. +. L. Goodspeed officiating
James p. Mari Of Wiliamstown left
yesterday for Burlington to resume his
studies in the college Of medicine Of the
University Of Vermont, in which he i
a junior.
A regular meeting Of she I. 0, Q. L.,
N ...,1f H. baJJ ~ 4 NJ bu
Friday evening at O'Clock Refresh
ments will be served and sociA hour
will follow.
Do your shopping early. Store closed
from Friday p. M until Monday |
morning. just received fall goods and
silks Little Dry Goods store, Cottage
street, off North Main.-adv.
Granite workers in this city who
are holding firmly to the strike and the |
union cause are to be the beneficiaries |
of fund being raised in Barre for
the purpose of purchasing fuel.
A son was born at the City hospital
this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Macdonald eof Moosejaw, Saskatche /
wan Mrs. Macdonald win be remem
bered as Miss Margaret Walker, former
superintendent of the Barre City hospi
tai.
Notice Special injecting of Ladies
Auxiliary To Clan Gordon, No IL, will
be held in Clan hall Friday. Sept %,
at Gas to hear The committees report
on the hall question. A good attend
ance Is requested. Per order, Jessie
Club, chief sister
Rumors have come TO this city from
Burlington that counterfeit bills of
larger denominations are being passed
in that city. As yet there has been no
evidence of any queer passed in. this
city but persons receiving large bills
are warned to be careful.
Special price on seyen.rooms house.
with barn and extra lot for garden; 10
Gated on Hall street; convenient to
business. schools land excellent sur
modern plumbing. furnace
heat, lights, etc. Only $3.50. With
normal business conditions, this prop
erty should sell for $500 Better look
il over at once. The d. A. Perry Real
Estate agency.
Nearly 800 persons were present yes
terday at a clam bake and dance held
in West Topsham last evening under u
the auspices of Moses Hood A large
number of those in attendance at the
rlambake were out-of-state tourists
who had heard of the fun. During the
afternoon a close game of ball was
played between East Barre and South
Ryegate ending with a score Of s to 7
IN favor Of the fdfmer team. During
he EARLY evening cArn. clans and lob
lters were put infA their respective
Tres for cooking delightful sup
Der. there being an abundance Of every
hing. Following the clambake the en-
ire crowd removed 10 the town hall