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

Miss Gladys Tucker began work in
Heath's wallpaper store Monday
Farmers can get their ice at Wards
icehouse Tuesday and Wednesday,
adv.
A daughter was born Friday TO Mr.
and Mrs. II. p. Baer of A Academy
street.
Regular meeting of tool sharpeners,
No 2, in polshers' hall Wednesday
evening at o'clock.
There will be special meeting of
Barre council. No. 40l, knights OF Co
lumbus, at their rooms on Wednes-
day, Feb. %, at p. M.
Basketball, armory hail. Montpelier,
Wednesday, Feb. %. Montpelier post,
No. 3, VS.. The Big Five OF New York
City Dancing after game.-ady.
c. p. Young of Burlington came to
the city yesterday to make prepara-
tions for his exhibit in connection with
the annual convention of the Vermont
Shoe Retailers association.
Wendell Ahern. student at Har-
ward Dental college, is enjoying a few
DAYS vacation at his home on East
street due to the Washington birth
day observance at Harvard.
Harry Wishart of the Winooski Saw
ings Bank g. Trust Co. of Winooski
is visiting over Washington's birthday
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Bar
bara 7. Wishart Of Camp street
Officers and members of Bright Star
Rcbekah lodge are requested to meet
in Odd Fellows hall Wednesday at
80 for the purpose OF attending the
funeral of Brother Clarence Carr
Mr.. and Mrs, /. NJ Spaulding Of st.
Adams arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon to be present at the annual
convention and exhibit Of the Vermont
Shoe Retailers association in Rowland
hall to-day.
l have been engaged by the Lane
MFG. Co. to handle their goods in
Barre, and any business given me by
granite manufacturers will be consid :
cred favor. B. r. Griffith, phone
So NV. or Marrion's Cigar Store, phone
100. adv.
Miss Beatrice Papin, stenographer at
the Granite Savings Bank & Trust Co,
K taking advantage Of the bank holl-
day today to attend the Vermont
kake walk in Burlington. Miss Papin
left for Burlington late yesterday att
ernoon,
Unable to find any demand for a
rubber Of gigantic proportions, Frank !.
Shea of the Shea shoe store was forced
to place the rubber on exhibition in his
show window yesterday afternoon IL
i a Hood storm rubber. semi dress.
the property Of the Bliss & Richardson
Shoe Co of Portland Ne. Mr.. Shea
does not happen to have the mate 70
this rubber in stock. Ths size Is Just
perfect p
The following item appearing in this
mornings Free Press will be OF inter
est 10 the many friends of Bart Gar
rity. former Goddard athlete: "B. +.
Garritty, %. OF Brookline, Mass, was
elected captain Of the University Of
Vermont football team at meeting
Of the team held Yesterday morning.
Garrity first entered Brookline, Mass,
biqh school and was chosen as an all
scholastic tackle ON the greater Bos-
ton team. He left Brookline high and
went to Goddard, where he was cap
tain.elect of the football team when
he entered service lie played IN serv-
ice teams at Washington and entered
the University Of Vermont "a a mem
Der Of the class OF %. He PLAYED
RIGHT tackle on the University Of Yer
mont team the past two seasons. He
i 2 member Of the Alpha Tau Omega
fraternity"
At the Spaulding gymnasium late
Yesterday afternoon the Spauldlng
! second team and the freshman team
fought through two fifteen minute pc
RODS IL r % to I decision in favor of
: the second team The freshmen ex-
hibited fine passing game, but were
unable 10 penetrate the second team :
line sc defense enough to get a fair
shot al the basket. Rizzi playing a
G strong guard game for the second
2 team Watkins was high scorer OF the
: afternoon with six baskets 70 his cred
H. and several fouls He and Watt
played fine game for the seconds.
Young OF the freshman team scored al
, the points for his side, getting one
basket from the floor and two fouls.
Allen, Spaulding cheer leader, otfici-
! ated
The regular meeting Of South Barre
{ grange viii be held Thursday evening,
z Feb ~. and will be recognized as co.
lonial night. Come in costume and
/ bring antiques or any article Of inter
: est. The first and second degrees viii
+ he conferred. Program will be as FOL
lows; Old time song selected by
Ceres. Life Of Lincoln Arthur FL
lenwood; Life Of Washington. Mar
ion Howard: "Stories about Washing
, ton and lincoln" Mrs Houghton; dia-
logue, disappearing, Miss Alice
Watson and Mildred Dudley; song
: cold Fashioned Gardens Marjorie
}. Worcester; an open subject, "Conven-
z fences Of To-day as Compared with
! 80 Years Ago." surprise number Mrs.
e James Th6w: Are Won observingg II
e so. come and prove H.. old-time song,
: selected by treasurerl social hour com
mittee. Mrs. f. c. Webster and Alice
NU,+so, An oranuers welcome.