The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-07
TALK or THE TOWN
4pon't Neglect Your wifelN-ady.

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Don't Neglect Your Wifel'-adv.
Mems and women's four-buckle over
shoes just arrived at Shea's adv
Henry Apdrioletti of Berlin street
left for Boston last evening for a SNORT
visit.
Mini MN! But they're good. Those
Eskimo pies at the Barre Drug com
pany. adv
Sabine R. Heath Of Waterbury pr
rived ia Barre to-day TO pass rev
DAYS here on business.
George McCourtie of Littletop, n.
H., is visiting with his brother, John
McCourtic Of SO Highland avenue.
Mrs. w. W. Garfield and son OF Cliff
street are visiting with her sister, Mrs'
W. e. Mltiguy OF Enosburg Falls
Dependable cigars-"St A. specials"
Zoe; three for 25c. Ask your dealer.
Raymond Guyette, Mfr, 81. Adams
adv.
The blue fox skins used in the pho
toplay of that name and which VIII be
shown at the Park this week cost w.
000.- adv.
House for Rent: SO Washington
street: best location in Barre. For
information write Clinton h. Millar,
r. o. box 43. Quincy, Mass.--adv.
Miss Tnez Bartlett Of North Main
street has gone to Holyoke, Mass.
where she will take up her duties in
the office OF a large insurance com
pany.
r. P. sullivan Of Middlesex was
business visitor in Barre yesterday,
leaving this morning for Montpelier,
where he also has some business to
transact before returning to his lone.
DR.. John A. MacCaskill Of Warren
street, well known physician Of this
city. went to Pittsford this morning
for treatment. He was accompanied
there by Mayo Lynde Of Washington
street.
There will be public whist and 500
party in X. of G. hall, Scampini block,
Wednesday, Feb. g. Cards will be
played from s until 10. Dancing from
10 to IL. Everybody invited. Admis-
sion, 25c each.-adv.
Regular meeting OF the Mems club Of
the PRESBYTERIAN church Wednesday
evening Business meeting AZ ad-
dress BY Rev. b. j Lehigh at 1890 a
large attendance of fathers and sons
desired. Refreshments. adv
| A carload Of Mount Airy rough stock
has been shipped into Vermont within
tie past few weeks, according 70 a
statement made by manufacturer
Yesterday. The manufactures SAID he
had the information on reliable an
thority and that he believed y was
true.
Little Elizabeth Robertson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Robertson OF
"a Seminary street, suffered Q painfui
injury Sunday evening while coastlng-
The girl, with several companions was
coming down the south side Of Semi
nary street when the traverse, on
which they were riding, hit pole,
throwing her off. She had the misfof-
tune to break her left leg between the
knee and ankle. The bone was set yes
terday and she is resting more COM
fortably to-day.
While many were dreaming Of mil.
lions, love, 'neverything, the family 81
Albert Labounty, $50 Merchant street,
and corps OF regular firemen from
the central station were wide awake
and having a hot time Of u at 2:3o
this morning subduing menacing fire.
The light truck went spinning 70 the
scene of the trouble in iihy time where
| 1t was found that hot chimney fre
had communicated TO the partitions IN
/ the cellar and had travelled to the root
Two pony chemicals were sufficient 70
squelch the endangering element, al
, though three bushels of red hot ashes
burned soot--were taken out Of the
base OF the chimney. Chief Heney
agains urges strict examination Of
all chimneys and cleaning where nee
essarv. The house is owned by L. A.
Freeman of Massachusetts,, and IS in
the care of the d. A. Perry Real Estate
agency. The loss will be covered BY
s25.