The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-21
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i New arrival Of hats to-day at Mr..
Birnie's, Laurel street.adv.
i Mrs. Mary Hatherill of this city re
ceived radium treatment at the Cit,
hospital.
/ John Sanborn, son, Clyde, of Chel
sea were visitors in the city to-day Of
business.
| II. II. Hale of Pleasant street under
went an operation at the City hospi
tai yesterday
Joseph r. Charland and Herman
Houle of Richmond arrived in the cit,
yesterday to be employed.
Miss wis Rattizzi returned to-day Il
Pittsford, after visiting friends in thu
city for the past two days.
/ Israel Seguin Of Short street left tbs
City hospital to-day, after receiving
treatment for an infected finger.
s. G. Smith Of Waterbury spent tho
end Of the week with Mr.. and Mrs
John Kelley Of the Bolster block.
Sure-fire gags and jokes, all new, and
laugh -getters, at the .Darktown Min
| strels,' opera house Nov. 27-2S. adv.
Regular meeting Of Sons Of Veter.
/ ans Auxiliary, No. 5, Wednesday eve
ming, Nov. p, at 5 o'clock. Initiation.
Refreshments.
III. j. M. Jones Of the Jones Brothers
company has arrived home after bus
mess visit to New York In the inter
'ests Of the firm.
just in, plaid or plain wool blan-
kets, also blankets for bathrobes. Lit
tie Dry Goods store, Cottage street, off
North Main. adv.
Donald Leith Of Kingston, N X, ar
rived in the city to-day, having been
called here by the death. Of niece,
Miss Hester Curtis.
Mrs. Burton Luce and Mrs. Charles
Swasey of Waterbury are visiting for
a few days at the home of A. G. Miles
on South Main street
A. W. Smith and wife of Fort Madi.
son, Ia, have returned home after Wis
ting with relatives in this city and
other sections of the east.
Mrs. John Kelley Of the Bolster
block motored to Burlington one day
last week and spent the day with her
brother, j. M. Dillingham;, and fam
lily.
The prettiest girls in the city will be
seen in the chorus of the ssDarktown
Minstrels,1 given by the Legion in the
opera house next Monday and Tues
day.-ady.
See the bargains listed in adv. of
Barre Dry Goods store, 3s3 North Main
street, corner Bolster place, on page
four. Store closed Friday night and
Saturday until $3.50 p. m.-ads.
Barre firemen's concert and dance,
Quarry Bank hall, Thanksgiving eve,
Nov.N 20. CAROLS orchestra, eight
pieces. Concert from to 8, dancing
from Q to IL Refreshments free. adv.
Notice: Arrangements have been
made with the G. v. r. r. to hold morn
ing train at Montpelier until i;l0 a.
m. Thursday TO accommodate those
from Barre attending the Elks' ball on
Wednesday, the 22d. lady.
A small blaze which started in the !
Murphy and Weafer pool room on
North Main street last evening about
li30 brought ont call for the fire de- |
partment. Before the equipment ar
rived, the smudge had been extin.
yuished
The regular meeting OF South Barre !
grange will be held Thursday evening.
when the first and second degrees will l
De worked on large class. The pro- ,
gram: Song, grange; reading, Mrs.
Till; reading, Mrs. Cutler; cake walk /
'eading. Mrs. Webster; song, Marjorie /
Worcester; roll call. responded to by
.ach member naming something the
community has TO be thankful for;
'ong. /
j. c. Wilson of this city was brought
INTO court to-day on petty larceny
barge, alleged to have been committed
IN Fred Brown Sept. 25, 1920. He
pleaded guilty to the charge and was
med S75 and costs Of Ss.s5, with sen
ence of not less than four nor more
han six months in the house of cor
eetion at hard labor. Upon payment
f the fine he WAS placed on probation
Indefinitely by the court.