The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-19
TALK OF THE TOXIN
Miss Myrtle shawmut Of Springfield


H Is passing few days in the city.
II Everybody out to the nurses dane
\ in Quarry Bank hall tonight; Carroll
| orchestra. adv.
Miss Euphemia Thompson Of ESSEX
| Junction Is in Barre passing several
days with friendA
The w. c. L. u. will meet with Mrs
Sarah Bond, rs East street, to-mor-
row afternoon at 2;30
Miss Amelia johnson of North Main
street is passing few days with rel
atives in Wells River.
Emanuel Pena of Burlington arrived
in Barre yesterday afternoon to pass
a few weeks with friends.
Women who appreciate low prices
will attend the special reduction in
shoes at Shea's Shoe store. adv.
Louis Brissctte of West street is
able to be about again, after having
undergone an operation for tonsilitis,
| Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Wales Of
Waterbury returned to their home yes
tcrday, after passing several days here
with relatives
The fastest team ever to represent
Barre viii be on hand for the annual
Barre Montpelier game at the armory
Thursday night. adv.
Carleton d. Young and his son, War
rem, of Meriden, Conn, passed yester-
day in Barre with relatives on their
way to st. Cyr, P. @.
Kenneth Groves Of Bangor, Me-. rep
resenting Manning, Harrison 4 Co., ar
rived in Barre this morning to pass a
few days on business.
Mrs. Georgianna Strout of Lawrence,
Mass, who has been passing several
days in Barre on business, left last
night for Burlington.
Basketball Montpelier vs.. Barre, ar
mory, Thursday night Did you get
your moneys worth last year? Re
served seats now on sale. adv.
Regular meeting of Barre polishers'
branch, G. G. /. A., in their hall. Mich |
OILS block, Thursday evening, Jan. 10,
at o'clock w. G. Prize, secretary.
Mrs. George Metivier Of Seminary
street left Barre this morning for All
ston, Mass, where she will pass the he
mainder of the winter with her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Florence n. narrower and her
AIild--d, returned to their
home in Middlesex yesterday after
noon, after spending few days in
Barre
There will be songs, duets, readings,
choruses and 4 life-picture Of Robert
Burns, the latter given by ex-Cityl
Clerk James Mackay, at the Burns
concert In the Presbyterian church on
Wednesday, Jan. 25.adv.
The annual meeting of the Barre
Merchants association will be held Fri
day evening, JAN 20. at 1880 o'clock in
the granite manufacturers rooms in
The G. w. Averill block, not in the
Blanchard block, az stated in yester-
LAYS paper.
Mario Zanleoni submitted to an OPP
ration for rupture at City hospital
forenoon and is resting com
iortably. Mr. Zanleoni received his in
ury while in service and stationed al
amp Devens. The operation was per-
formed by Drs. Wark and Lazell
Friends Of Glenn r. Pierce, former ,
member Of Burlington dance orchcs- {
ira, which played here many times sew ,
raj years ago, will be pleased to learn j
hat he ~ now head of very successful I
chool Of pianoforte in Harrisburg, PA. !
\ card from him has been received by
friend of his here, the first word
rom him since he went to Harrisburg :
n 1916 to join an orchestra 81
The Barre All-Stars 90 to Montpel- n
n tonight to meet the fast Capital a
'ity Five in the armory there. The a
anne is an annual affair and is the
My one on the AllStars' schedule :.
he Barre team numbers two Dart ],
louth men, two Norwich stars and I
yran. the whirlwind Goddard varsity =
ian. The Montpelier team disbanded \
,me time ago but was reorganized re q
entity and il said to be in tip-top form q
nee more. A big crowd Of Barre fans Y
planning to go to Montpelier to see L
ie battle. n