The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-02
Talk OF THE TOWN

4 II. ~. barnes OF DurlihBeph ~ ~"
ing short business visit In the CITY
| Louise Partridge Of Burlington IS
passing few days with friends in the
city.
Miss Mildred Wark of Burlington is
visiting relatives in the city for a rev
days.
| A. q. Bishop arrived in the city yes
terday from. Windsor on business
| visit.
James Supple of Plymouth, n H. ar
rived in the city yesterday on busi
ness visit.
Gelsie Monti Of Mortified is a visfl
itor at the home Of his parents on
Berlin street
George A. Mosher Of Cambridge,
Mass, is passing a few days with
friends in the city.
Frank Craddock has resumed his du-
ties at the Drown Drug store, after
two weeks vacation.
w. vitalini Of Milford, Mass, Il
passing weeks visit with friends and |
relatives in this city.
See that district school in operation
at Burberry Corners. Quarry Bank |
hall Dec 8 at 1880. adv,
Mrs. John Cayhue of the 4. i. Smith /
company offices is confined to her home
on French street by illness.
The monthly meeting of the Red
Gross will be held in Aldrich hall on I
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. J. ". Rowen returned this
morning from North Lawrence, Mass,
after visit with relatives and friends.
Remember the Universalist fair Dec.
8 and 4 The supper on Wednesday |
night will be served by the men. adv
Natures greatest creation, the Grand
Canyon, in pictures and song at the
Universalist church Sunday evening"
adv.
Miss Dorothy Papineai returned
this morning to Springfield, Mass, aft
er visiting with friends in Granitevilie
and Barre.
i Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Prize Of this city
have returned home here, after pass
ing q few days visit to their camp in
Marshfeld.
Aprons Of all kinds, fancy articles,
home made candy and food at the Uni.
gersalist fair next Wednesday and
.-adv. I
Regular meeting Of S. b. of A., No.
l53, will be held in Foresters hall
night at 5. All members are
to be present.
Big discount on groceries, a lot Of
oates and Clark's thread. Everything /
o be sold in the Griffin store, 4S9
Worth Main strcet.-ady. "
Egido Rulfo, w. vitalini, John Aletti
nd Louis Marchesi Of this city are a
assing three days hunting trip in a
amp at Niggerhead pond.
M. II. Leaman, retail granite deal il
r Of Montcair, n. J., who has been ci
assing Today business visit with
zeal granite manufacturers, returned +,
ONE to-day. D
Charles Leclair of the firm of Leclair
nd McNulty, together with Mrs. Lei 4,
air, leaves tomorrow on q trip to Los ii
ngeles, where they win remain during
he winter months. =,
Another large shipment Of genuine I'll
ictrolas just arrived. Come in aud
AXE your Christmas selection. Little ds
ED Piano Co., Inc, formerly Bailcy's he
Iusic rooms.--adv
II. J. Movies, instructor at God ae
ard seminary, returned yesterday vi
ON Dorchester, Mass, where he
as called earlier in the week by the -
rious illness of relative.
The Central Vermont has been hav-
& great difficulty during the past few =,
ours in making connections with -
aims from the south. The first train =,
ON Boston into the city this morn -
& was at s o'clock. n.
Antonio Fasola, with his mother, wl
RS. Adeiina Merlo, leaves this after "a,
ION for Los Angeles. CAL, for several
onths' visit with her daughter, Mrs.
este Boffino, who left this city about 50
year ago to reside In that city. =,
A party was held last evening byl
9 nurses Of the Barre City hospital
honor Of the two graduating nurses, ~ ~
ISIS Florence johnson and Miss Mar ~
a Kidder. An attractive program '"e
Is presented and refreshments were
-ved. The two young ladies were tur
asented school pins. VIII
The water department plans TO do OF
E usual fall flushing Of the water
Tins Saturday and Sunday of this ter
eek. The Orange system, which sup In
es the east side of the city, will be civ
shed Saturday, and the Bolster sys-
N, which supplies Main street and
} west side, Sunday. Householders 70
J advised TO draw . days supply Of pio
mixing water before s o'clock a. m. rem
the water may be roiiy for few +
nrs. Wa
The mystery dance, held by members GOO
the junior class for students and II.
Imni in the Spaulding assembly hall I
I evening attracted about go con ~,
=. The hall was prettily decorated 80
III question marks and other designs 49,,
crepe PAPER. Elimination, confetti 80
! tag dances helped TO vary the pro- aus
I'M Of the evening, making il very -
oyable TO all present. Music for q
icing was furnished BY Kcndrigan's pie
hestra. and
II a special session last evening the eve
IRE Outing club outlined a new type n'si
for the wife Of a fam L'a'
who may become an associate h"u
mber of the club for 81 fee, pro- T
ed her husband Is a member The dan
ior membership { 50 and the jun Ban
membership Of 81 for students re- vor.
ins the same. Il Is the policy Of its