The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

MIR. and Mrs. Frank Mast returned
Saturday from New York.
4 c. NJ. Ladd of Worcester is in the
\ city to-day ON business.
4 w. III. Hill of Burlington is in the
/ city on business for a few days.
! l.. S. Gates of Church street went to
/, Brandon on business yesterday.
! w. Rand Of East Ryegate is visit
i ing in this city to-day on business,
/ NJ B. Ballard left this morning for
/ Milton to attend the funeral of niece,
National range coal is exceptionally
nice. Try load Of it. Calder y Rich
4 Gsdson.--adv.
| National range coal is exceptionally
nice. Try load of it. Calder q Rich
\ ardson.adv.
i. H. Gordon and William Barr OF
Lvndonville were business visitors In
the city yesterday.
Notice: All those taking part in the
mock trial meet at the Methodist
church Wednesday evening at 1880
sharp.
Charles Whitley, who accompanied
| Billie Coogan of Brockton, Mass, TO
Burlington as his trainer, arrived back
in this city to-day.
Alex A. Milne of Hill street is able
to be out short time each day now
for the first time since be was taken i'll
about five weeks ago.
/ L. L. Jones, retail monument deal
err from Portland, Oregon who has been
i visiting in the city for the past week
on business, left to-day for his home.
| Mrs. G. H. Brown and daughter,
4 GLADYS, have returned to their home i'll
Reading, Mass, after few days Wis
I it at L. +. Bradbury's on Trow hill.
| Ira Houston, who was operated on a
few days ago for. appendicitis, is re-
ported as progressing favorably TO-
ward recovery The same may be said
of Edward Tobin.
| Did you lose white henf You may
get clue to its whereabouts at the
mock trial Tuesday March Ia, at 1880
{ III tDe NSblTN OF lHt 4htlHouist Nhuith.
Admission, zoe. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Paul leave to-
day for their home in Cleveland, o.,
after having spent several weeks VS.
iting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Paul, of West Patterson street.
William Brown, who has been visit
ing at the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
Mabel 4. Bosworth of 40 Perry street,
for several weeks. returned yesterday
TO his home in Berlin.
III. p. Human and A. r. Bell left
this noon for Quincy, Mass, where a
conference is to be held tomorrow
with representatives from the q. c. |.
A of that city.
Every member Of Nooseheart Legion
and invited friends, do not forget to
attend the card party and minstrel
show given by the Ladies Of Moose
heart Legion Thursday night at 5
O'Clock. Refreshments viii be served.
George J. Seager will address the |
Mems club in the Presbyterian church !,
Wednesday night at o'clock. He is an |
interesting speaker and all men of the
church are cordially invited to come
and hear him Refreshments served at
the close. Admission is free.
A party of 10 young ladies of the |
Methodist church were entertained last /
evening at the home of Mrs. Thomas |
Cave, jr., on Wellington street Games
were played during the evening and |
a. ba
party broke up at rather late hour
with everyone reluctant to leave after
such good time had been enjoyed.
DIR. Raymond l.. Martin, who has |
been studying osteo2athic treatment |
in Des Moines, Ia, arrived in this city |
together with his wife yesterday aft
ernoon. Mr.. Martin has recently com
pleted the required course in this line !
Of medical treatment, but has as yet |
no definite plans as to where he will |
locate. He plans TO remain with rel |
atives in this city for some time.
In trying TO separate two Airdale |
dogs Saturday, both of which seemed
intent on chewing up the other, Louis |
Taft, who is employed as caretaker
by Donald Smith of Perry street, re-
ceived a severe bite. Without thinking |
of the consequences of such an action
Mr.Taft thrust his hand between the
canine cannibals and had the mis-
fortune TO become the object settled
on by strong pair of teeth. Thus
far the bite is not considered serious
but II will be some time before the
injured man will attempt TO be the
neutral party interceding in any such
%, oNa;r ooo,n