The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-07
TALK or THE TOWN

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Mrs. William Emslie is passing a
few days in Burlington visiting.
just in, new shipment of skis and
snowshoes. The N. ID. Phelps Co.
Miss Evelyn Goldsbury of st. AL
bans is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Arthur LePage on Prospect street Tor
few days.
t.. r. Blanchard of Helena, N. Y,
once resident of Barre, is stopping
here with old -time acquaintance for
few days.
Samuel Levin of New York City,
here on short business trip, is stop
ping with his uncle, Myers s. Levin,
of Merchant street.
At $26 for an all wool Royal Tail
ored suit the crabbiest old miser in
the world will melt into a spender. The
Royal Tailor Man.-adv.
See the Legion boys in their first
game of basketball against Green
Mountain post of st. Adams. Spauld-
ing gymnasium, Saturday night.-adv.
Why not buy beautiful Sonora
talking machine from Bailey's Music
Rooms and enjoy the best of music in
your home every day in the year p
adv.
Mrs f. +. Robinson of Concord, n.
H., the guest of Mrs. +. W. Sutton,
her niece, for the past few weeks, re-
turned to her home to-day, intending
to stop off at Littleton, N. H., to make
short visit
DIR. and Mrs. H. A. Donahue have
returned to their home on Orange
street, after having attended the flu
neral of Mrs. Donahue's sister, Mrs.
J. J. Raine. whose death occurred in
Burlington recently.
A New York woman says; 81 have
used Partisan Sage only two weeks but
my hair has wonderfully increased in
beauty, seems much heavier, and is
entirely free of dandrufF" 4. A. Drown
sells it with money back guarantee
adv
The D. a. Perry Real Estate agency
to-day sold for Clara +. Holt her prop
erty located near Cutler corner, con-
sisting of % acres OF land and build
ings, to Jane T. Robinson. In the ex-
change, Mrs. Holt takes a house and
lot at River street.
The attention of all the members of
the Baraca and Philathea classes Of
the Baptist church is called to the
meeting 10 be held tonight at the
church at o'clock Refreshments will
be served and a social hour spent to-
gether. 1t is hoped that every mem
Der of both classes will be present. The
Baraca class elects its officers for the
ensuing year
The Burlington high school quintet,
which plays Spaulding this evening at
the Spaulding gymnasium in the open
ing game Of the northern interscholas
tic basketball league, arrived from
Burlington on the noon train Coach
former Burlington high
school athlete. well-known among the
sport followers in this city, brought
The following men with him: Manager
ghiott, Captain Rand, Katz, Dansmore,
ahase, Purington, Bradley and Stearns.
Mr.. Pearl of the high school accompa
lied the team.
At the rear part Of the Eastman
grocery store to-day cash meat mar
set was opened by f. II. Slayton of
10 Liberty street Mr.. Slayton viii
conduct the business for his own inter
,sts, and because OF the light expense
# equipping the shop for business, will
De enabled to sell meats at the lowest
prices Another factor
making this possible is the store will
,e operated upon a strictly cash basis.
n years past Mr.. Slayton had consid-
'rable experience in the meat business,
md his success in a cash meat store
n Hardwick a few years ago gave the
Incentive to open this Barre market.
Tomorrow night post No. 10 of
Barre and Green Mountain post OF the
American Legion in st. Adams play
at the Spaulding gymna-
ium. During the interval between
periods a couple of fast sparring
matches win be staged by Legion men,
md together with the game, ought TO
make the evening an interesting one.
Goddard seminary's basketball team
tarted to-day on a two days trip,
'laying the White River Junction Le-
non team tonight at White River !
junction and the Dartmouth freshmen ,
L Hanover. n. H., tomorrow evening,
eturning to Barre Sunday With
Joseph Leahey went Cyran and Au- /,
ust as forwards, Jarvis and Shattuck
: centers. Finn, Kelly, Johnson and
fct5arghan as guards.