The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-30
TALK on THE TOWN

Four TO six daily. 3 Currier building
Flora Jones. cniropractor.--adv
Sorry, Artemas, you may have fun
but me for the Magnet Saturday. som,
picture. adv
Miss Helen Martin, superintendent
at the City hospital, left to-day on d
short visit in New York.
Plumbing, steamfitting and general
repair work. James Mcleod, 1913 Or.
ange street. Tel. 7lW-adv.
Miss Lucy Dix of Southville Mass
/ is passing few days visit with
friends and relatives in this city.
George Burnett of Ayers street left
yesterday for New York City to pass
a short time with friends and relatives.
See our new linc of chokers just in.
Barre Tailor Shop, Walter Krinovitz,
Tel. 1921, 1872 Norh Main street.
Z adv.
Fifteen or 20 pneumatic tools to be
sold at the auction in the Averill block
Friday afternoon. ID. A. Perry, auc-
tioneer.-adv.
Miss Clara Leonard of Graniteville is
passing several days at the home of
her cousin, Mrs. Alvin Mclean of
Brooklyn street.
| II. j. M. Jones of the Jones Brothers
company has returned home, after
passing a few days in Boston and
Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs. George Connolly has returned to
her home in Manchester, n. H., after
passing several days with friends and
relatives in this city.
April /. 1922, is the last day that dog
licenses can be obtained without extra
charge The licenses are now ready at
the city clerks Office.
''St. A. Specials" recognized stand
ard Of cigar quality and recognized |
standard of cigar value. Deseryedly |
popular. All dealers. Raymond Guy |
cite. Mfr, st. Adams, Vt, adv.
!, Wall paper. paints and yarnish at
greatly reduced prices; first-class work
manship papering and painting. Ernest
Jurries, 374 North Main street, phone
l94-M. Open dail. a. II. TO 0 p M
adv.
Mrs. H. Pauline Holsom. who has
been passing few days here with her
mother, Mrs. Addie Hussey, who has
been confined TO her home on Wash
ington street, returned to her home
early this week
Walter s. Goss Of East street,
together with his wife and son. left to
day for short visit with friends and
relatives in South Royaiton. on their
way to WATERFOWL, Mass., where they
expect to reside.
Among the Barre people not prcvi-
,usly mentioned who attend the con
,ert by Rachmaninoff in Burlington
asst evening were Miss Gladys Gale,
Mrs. A. A. Sargent Mrs. A. Az Allen
ind daughter, Mary.
G. 4. Leayitt, division freight agent.
md J. w. Rimmer, assistant freight {
gent of the Boston & Maine railroad
re in town to-day calling upon the q
rattle manager of the Granite Manu- /
acturers association.
George G, Stewart. sr., Of the 4. L. !
'mith company, accompanied by his J,
on. George G. Stewart, jr.. returned
0 their home on Warren street last
yening, after spending short yaca
ion with friends in Montreal
Lowell Drown, Reid Barclay, Rob !,
RI and Peter Barclay. all studesits al y
,orwich university in Mortified, re- Il
urned to their studies, after passing !.
wv days at their homes in this city. !,
Dllege having started there to-day. !
Mrs. Charles Brady, formerly Miss d
lorenzo Holland, and at one time X
,acher at the Brook street school aud b,
ell known in this city, is passing sc
W days in the city with friends. Mrs
rady came here to attend the Ola !.
an funeral
According to report given out yes
rday. the Waterbury Athletic asso. !.
alton has challenged the American y
sgion team OF this city to a game of 4,
Isketball TO be played Saturday eve -
ng. The local boys have accepted -,
e invitation and they will demon
rate in Waterbury on the evening -
signsted.
Arthur Crawford. who is employed
Portland, Me-. arrived in the city
sterday, having been called here by
e illness OF HE mother, Mrs. James en-
awford of Pleasant street. who was n
Grated on at the City hospital yes de
rday. Mrs. Crawford is reported as
sting comfortably although a second
Grafton may be necessary
Barre friends OF Frank A. Skillings No
10 for several years was local man he,
er Of the T. W. Woolworth company an,
e. and ten-cent store, win be inter- H.,
ed to learn that he now holds re. No
Dnsible position in the Raymond an,
re in Boston. Mr.. Skillings is in chi
irge of the company's New England thr
department and his official GRO
ties bring him into close contact add
II the stores clientele in Maine. vel
" Hampshire and Vermont ad,