The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

tonight for the West, there to accept
work on his uncle's cattle ranch.
William S. Juckett of Castleton, who
has been visiting in Barre several days
with friends returned to his home yes
terday,
/ Basketball, armory hall, Montpelier
j Wednesday, Feb. 23. Montpelier post
No. 3, VS.. The Big Five of New York
City. Dancing after game. adv.
Alexander Cooper, who for two
months has been working at his trade
cutting stone, in Peekskill, N. Y, has
returned to his home on South Main
! street.
Albert fanxiouslyl Tim afraid III
soon be bald my hair is coming out
J.. A. Drown--"Why WORRY: Use Pari-
sian Sage and III guarantee it will stpI
falling hair or return your money. -
adv.
Peter Cabrini tonight leaves for
/ New York City and the V. Scala
Bros. granite manufacturing plant
where he is manager, having spent
the past few weeks with his parents
in this city.
Mrs. Harry Fisher, Mrs Max Fish
er, Miss Marion Page and Miss Doro-
| thy Brown were few OF the many
people to leave Barre this morning for
stowe, and the winter carnival, which
to day is attracting people from all
sections of the central part of Yer
mont.
A meeting of the Granite Manufac-
urers' association will be held to-mor
row, Wednesday afternoon, at l:3O
Among other business the delegates
to the various state conventions will
make reports of their journeys and the
conventions.
Laurence J, Donnelly, an accounting
examiner for the American Railway
Express company, was weekend
guest Of Miss Nettie Lawless, and yes
terday left for Sherbrooke, 7. O., 70
make a regular examination OF the
Sherbrooke Office
Fill out those hollow checks. Build
up that flat chest. Make your clothes
fit you. Buy box of Bitro-l eooPhatc
at Z. A. Drown & Co.'S drug store ari
say good bye to worry Take a step
towards strength and "pep." Guaran.
teed to increase your weight or your
money back.-adv.
Mrs. Florence L. Smith and Mrs.
Batist and two children, until recent
ly Of Bethel, are stopping for a few
DAYS at the Donald Smith home on
Perry street, Mr.. Batist having pre-
coded them TO Dandy to put in readl-
ness for occupancy the home which he
recently purchased with a large farm.
DR.. and Mrs. L. D. Martin were
among those from Barre who went to-
day TO Burlington to witness the win
ter sports and attend the kake walk
tonight Proctor Martin went to Bur
lington Saturday and spent the week
end with his brother, Hildreth Martin,
student at the University of Yer
mont.
All ex-service men in Barre City and
Barre Town are without doubt inter
ested in the fact that another "smok-
or" is to be held at the Legion club
house Thursday evening of this week.
Some good sparring and wrestling
bouts are booked, several musical
numbers included, and the entertain
ment of at least two Spanish Ameri'
can war vets, Thomas Mercer and City
Representative William Wishart, ex-
pected. Perhaps mention OF the nov
city glove contests viii interest many,
and of course, refreshments will be
served gratis. ANY soldier, sailor or
ex-service man. who happens TO be
stopping in Barre over night Thursday
is cordially invited 10 this event.
The kake walk at the University Of
Vermont and the winter carnival there
to day attracted a number of Spsuld'
ing seniors and teachers to Burlington
Yesterday, most of whom were invited
either by the university officials or
friends. Among the number TO leave
on the afternoon train were Misses
Laura Meade, Edith Harwood, Doris
Binks, Eva Smith, Mary Tomasi, Clara
Gardner and Doris Burke. Clarence
Ward. Arthur Aldrighetti and Ronald
Morgan also left on the same train.
Practically the entire Spaulding has.
ketball team, which played Cathedral
high last evening, remained over night
for the festivities Of to-day, and be.
sides these Barre lads many went from
Goddard seminary The University sent
invitations to the seniors of both insti-
tutions.
The entire trucking equipment,
horse, sleighs, wagons, etc, owned by
Frank {. Turner OF South Main street,
together with the good viii affiliated
with the trucking business of Mr.
Turner, was sold yesterday TO Jack
Anderson of 80 Hill street, who has
lust severed connections with the Barre
& Montpelier Traction & Power Co.,
where he was employed as a motor
man for the past two years. Mr. An
derson took possession Immediately
and entered upon the business at once.
Mr.. Turner's action comes in sequence
TO the acceptance Of a position with
the Cooley Wright Co. of Waterbury,
granite supply firm which has been
represented in East Barre Barre, VIII
Jamestown. Northfeld, West Berlin,
Hardwick and Morrisville by james $.
Bennett Of this city for the past two
wears. Mr.. Bennett on March | goes
10 the west TO represent the Anderson
Friberg Co, granite manufacturing
firm in this city. simultaneously Mr..
Turner takes the responsibilities 81
Mr.. Bennett with the Cooley Wright
Co. throughout the territory outlined