The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

! ming. Oriental Six, seven pieces. Ad
| mission, 81 couple; ladies free.--ady
/ G. H. Cushman went to Groton yes
| terday afternoon on short business
| trip in the interest of the Cushmai
| company.
+. II. Rogers has returned from {
short business trip TO Mattapan, Mass,
in the interest of the Peerless Knit
ting Mills Co.
Rheumatics? Try two-week'i
treatment of Rheuma and get we'll Il
it doesn't help, E. A. Drown will return
your money.-adv.
Mrs. Ralph Davis has returned tc
Barre from Dorchester, Mass, where
with Mr. Davis, she had been living
for the past few months.
r. NJ Cowles, representative from
Albany, and W. w. Blodgett, repre-.
sentative from Newport, were business
visitors in Barre yesterday.
Dance, armory hall, Montpelier. Fri.
day evening, Jan. IA, after NJ. Fl. s.
Spaulding game. Music, Oriental Six.
Special car to Barre after dance, adv.
Mr. and Mrs James Cook of South
Main street, who have been visiting
with relatives in st. Johnsbury for the
past week, returned to their home yes
terday.
The Quarry Savings Bank & Trust
company has been appointed by pro.
bate court trustee of two funds ere
ated by the last will and testament of
John f. Smith, late of Barre.
DIR. H. II. Hunter wishes TO call at
tention to the change in Office hours.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 0 to
/ a. m, $3.50 to p. m. Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, 2 to 5 p. m.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Olgiati, who
were married at st. Monica's church
yesterday morning at 9 o'clock, went
to Burlington yesterday afternoon, and
from there planned to 60 to Montreal,
P. O., to points west as far as Chi
cago
The Lightning Fly Five, a quintet Of
basketball tossers made up of few
of the young men of the city, made its
debut in the basketball world last eve
ming in the Spaulding gymnasium,
when it met and defeated the fresh
man team, 81 to is.
The Knights of Columbus will hold
whist party and dance Friday, Jan.
IA, in X. Of c. hall The knights and
their lady friends are cordially in
vited, Whist begins promptly at
O'Clock. Dancing from 10 to H. Re
freshments viii be served.
Sheldon Brown of Gilmore street,
clerk at the Shea shoe store, who has
been visiting for a couple of days at
his sisters home in Portsmouth, n
H., returned TO the city Tuesday eve
ming. He was accompanied by his sis
ter, Mrs A. w Bessey. who is to make
an indefinite visit at her former home
here.
Ralph oliver the center for the
Barre Legion team, who badly sprained
his right ankle in the game against st
Adams post in the Spaulding gymna
stun last Saturday evening, was able
to return TO his duties in the state
treasurer's office in Montpelier yester
day with the aid of cane 1t is pos
sible that he may be able TO join the
ranks Of the Legion team again in two
weeks.
The L. S. civil service commission
will hold a competitive examination at
Barre on Feb. IL for the position Of
clerk and carrier in the pOstoffice at
Barre. The salaries range from Sli00
to $500 per annum. These positions
are permanent during good behavior.
Retirement on an annuity is provided
Tor at 65 years of age or in case Of to-
al disability. Compensation during
disability for injuries received in the ,
service is allowed and annuities are
yiven TO dependents in case of death
Is result Of such injury. Fifteen DAYS
'acation with full pay is allowed with !
N addition of ten days sick leave with
ull pay For further information ad {
Iress local secretary, Barre Vt, or dis 4
riot secretary, Boston, Mass.
One Of the many little lads who s
torn about the windows Of the I
,psuldng gymnasium during the has
etball games. and in their eagerness 1
o see the games, destroy window 4
hades and clasps, was brought before ?
hief Of Police James Sullivan yester I
ay at the Barre police court. This I
I'd happened 10 be the only one Of 7
lany to get caught, and for this rea-
on the chief did not inhict any pun
ihment, but rather reprimanded him
everely. He, with other youngsters, q
lsyed havoc with the windows of the
ymnasium during the Spauldng Bur .
ngton high game last Friday night. q
lst as they have done az previous e
ames. a number Of repairs have had y
, be made because Of their actions. b
nd to prevent further expenditures y
long these lines Youngsters are for y
dden to gather about the windows. q
hief Of Police Sullivan or another oil y
r will be watching for these lads to le
ght al the Legion-G. A. G. game, and y
ny caught may be brought to the e
ok up.
Only six days remain for $50 men :,
'rs Of Barre post. No. 10, of the
Legion 10 submit their dues =
the post treasurer in time TO have
em sent to headquarters in Michi- "
IN before Jan. 20. If these $50 men "
il to send their dues for 1927 mem
rship TO Acting Treasurer Robert "
aekie Of Maple Grove street or pay "a
e steward at the clubhouse their n
mes viii be erased from the roster VI
headquarters a well as the local g.
ST. and membership to the Legion II
ihhouse on Church street can 10 60