The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-09
TALK or THE TOWN

Mark r. Morse OF Randolph was q
business visitor in town to-day.
The original ice cream confection--
Eskimo pies. Barre Drug Co.--adv.
The Littleiohn, Odgers 4 Milne
quarry has been closed down indea-
nately.
Eskimo pies--filed with kreamy ice
cream--on sale only at Barre Drug 70
adv.
Aaron Gustafson Of Washington is
passing few days in New York City
on business.
d. S. Waterman, local mail carrier,
| is confined to his home on Washington
street with grip.
Donald w. Smith Of Perry street,
who has been visiting at Dartmouth
college, returned home last evening.
| Miss Penelope Gall, Franklin st., il
back from Toronto, Ontario, where she
has been passing the past three weeks.
| Dependable cigars--"St. A. specials Z
l0c; three for Csc Ask your dealer.
Raymond Guyette, Mfr, st. Adams
| adv.
Mrs. NJ II. Lewis, general manager
of the Adams company stores, is IN
the city to-day visiting the local
branch Of that company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Brown of
Jefferson street left to-day for Dart
mouth college to attend the winter
carnival which begins there to-day,
| House for gent: os Washington
street, best location in Barre. For
information write Clinton 4. Miilar,
P. o. box 43, Quincy, Mass.-adv.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Leith OF King
ston, n. ", are visiting with relatives
| in this city. They were called here by
the death Of Mrs. Robina Burnett.
Miss Jennie Mari OF the Quarry
Workers union office is taking short
vacation from her duties, She leaves
to-day for Maine and viii so to Bos-
ton.
| Misses Albra Leslie, Madeline Glad
ding and Mona Grady are going to
Norwich university at Northfeld to-
day to attend the winter carnival at
that institution.
| Miss Doris Burke OF Summer street
| and Miss Freda Ladd Of Franklin
street, both students at Smith college
| in Northampton, Mass, are visiting at
their homes in this city for few days
This ia rheumatism weather, and Il.
| A. Drown, the druggist, is having q
large sale on Rheuma, the one RENEE
| DIV for this disease sold on a guaran-
| tee OF money back if it fails. Start
using it to-day.-adv.
Miss Evelyn Fox OF East street re-
| turned to her home yesterday from the
Barre City hospital She underwent q
serious operation nearly two weeks ago
and her recovery has been exceedingly
rapid.
Wendell II. Drown has been elected
president OF the newly formed Drown
Motor Car company. This company
takes the place OF the old 0ldsmobil I
! Company of Vermont. Mr.. Drown IS
IN charge of the office ON North Main
| street.
Wayne Perry, a clerk employed at
browns Drug store, went to-day 70
Dartmouth college at Hanover, y. H.,
| where he plans 70 visit with George
| Douglas of Barre, student at that
| institution. He will remain the rest
OF the week to take in the carnival
| now under way at the college.
Z. A. Fox, until recently salesman
at the Nye Motor company, has con-
| tracted to handle the well known Hud-
son and Essex line of automobiles in
| Washington and Orange counties for
| the coming season. His place of bust
| iess will not be determined for a few
/ days.
About thirty men OF the Church OF
| the Good Shepherd were present at the
smoker held in the basement OF the
church last evening The smoker was
given by Rev. A. c. Drumm, who de-
| liyered the address of the evening. Lat.
er in the evening a buffet luncheon was
served under the direction OF Frank w.
! Robinson.
The ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency
have lust completed a sale Of fix acres
of land on Cobble hill. The section WAS
formerly a part of the old T. .. Wheat,
on homestead. H. J. Carr and wife Of
this city were the purchasers, buying
the land TO add to their holdings in
that vicinity. The land was owned pre-.
viously by Grover c. Hutchinson OF
Williamstown.