The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

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sadlier, Keith avenue, specializes on
baby carriages, strollers and sulkies
! We sharpen all makes of razor blades,
double-edged blades 35c dozen, single
edge blades 25c dozen browns Drug
Store.
Mrs. William Deans of Brooklyn street
left yesterday afternoon for Montreal,
where she will visit her son, Private Ar
thur Deans, who is receiving treatment,
Largest line of new and second handed
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
oil stoves, wicks and ovens. Call and
get prices. j.. A, Prindle, Worthen
block.
The Glenugie club will hold its annual
hammock night on Saturday, March 8, in
the Worthen hall at o'clock. All mem
bers are asked to try and be present.
Per order secretary.
! The members of ST. Monicas church
are earnestly requested to donate for the
40 hours devotion. so that the altar may
be beautifully decorated The sisters at
l0l Summer street viii receive the dona-
tions.
! Rev. w. A. Moore of Merryville, Ind,
who was called east by the illness and
death of his father, I. L. Moore Of Brat
tleboro, made brief visit at the home
of Mrs. William Ducharme in South
Barre on his way back home to Indiana.
Alcide Pacetti has received his dis
charge from army life at Camp Deyens
1 and is at his home on Railroad street
] again. Mr.. Pacetti was called in the
| first draft and has served II months,
most of the time in the department of
utilities
Through the J. J. Dashner Real Estate
agency, sale was completed when Fred
Carrier of Orange sold his large farm,
with stock, tools and crops, to Carlo Lo-
renzini of Barre. Mr.. Carrier takes as
part payment Mr.. Lorenzini's cottage
house. Both exchange for home which
they will occupy and take possession
soon, The deal involves several thousand
dollars.
Sugar making season. Pay for this
farm from its splendid sugar orchard;
equipment for 1000 naples, buckets,
storage tanks, boiling rig, etc 1t is es-
timated 1000 buckets could be hung.
! There are l25 acres, suitably divided;
extra good basement barn nearly new;
very good stable and conveniently ar
ranged; comfortable house containing
nine rooms; farm will carry Is head
| of stock; located two and one half miles
from village and eight miles from rail-
road. Price. including sugar tools, S4500.
Owner would exchange for house in
Barre or vicinity. Enquire of j. n Nc
| Lellan, telephone 1912, or the d. A.
Perry Real Estate agency.
Tickets for the banquet in honor of
Major General Edwards, TO be held at
Hotel Barre Tuesday evening, March IL,
are on sale at 81 each and can be pro-
cured of ]. Y. Rowen, C. B. Gladding or
| II, A. Phelps This banquet is open TO
the public Sale of tickets limited 10
| $50. The rule is, first come, first served.
! There will be several out-of.town guests
and after dinner speakers, including Ma.
/ jor Edwards and his staff, Governor
| Clement, ex Governor Graham, Dean Fl.
K. Roberts Of Norwich university and
others. You will assist the committee
by making your reservation immediate
w. either personally, by telephone or
letter.
Tonight at the Spaulding gymnasium
the local high school lines up against
/ Peoples academy of Morrisville. The
/ basketball contest is becoming hot, with
| Montpelier heading the league, Peoples
second, and Spaulding third. Peoples
has lost to nobody but Spaulding, having
gone down to defeat in Morrisvile at
! Spauldng's hands by the score OF AZ to
/ ID. This victory was partly due to the
/ fact that Howard, Morrisvlle's captain,
was out Of the game. Morrisville has
yet to play her away from home games
and Spaulding is basing her hopes on
| the fact that Peoples cannot win the
majority Of these. Another point in ia
vor of the local high school is the fact
that Montpelier journeys to Burlington
! Friday evening to line up against Bur.
lington high school. Montpelier may be
defeated as Burlington has won every
game on her floor for eight years, In
this case, with good chances Of winning
at Waterbury March l, Spaulding stu
dents are looking eagerly forward to
playing Montpelier on q neutral floor for
the championship. The same lineup will
start the game. Alumni and other lovers
of sport ought to come out and help
Spaulding win. There is fine spirit
among the students, but others not CON
nected with Spaulding win get their
moneys worth by seeing what promises
to be one of the fastest games played on
local floors for several years. Tonight
at s, Spaulding vs.. Peoples academy OF
! Morrisville.