The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-12

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Auction sale Saturday at and 7
In. m, City Auction Market. See adv
adv.
Public dance, grange hall, Williams
town, Thursday, Jan y. CARROTS or
chestra.ady.
4 Mrs. Alicia Maffei Of Milford, N. III,
arrived in Barre yesterday to pass
few days with friends.
John r. Mason and Carl @. Arnberg
Of Brattleboro arrived in Barre this
morning to pass few days on busl-
ness.
John Robbins Of st. Johnsbury Is
passing a few days in Barre visiting
his son, George Robbins, Of Washing
ton street.
1 M. Arthur Morgan Of Middlebury re-
| turned TO his home yesterday after
noon, after passing a few days IN
Barre on business.
Morris Levin Of Portland, Me-, ar
rived in Barre last night to make a
few business calls to-day. He will go
to Burlington tonight.
Regular meeting Of r. @. o. L., M. ",
in X. of p. hall Friday evening, Jan.
l3, at O'Clock Installation of officers.
Supper will be served at 8 o'clock.
est. A. Specials cigars are always
the same in quality and workmanship.
| 100 per cent value for your money.
| Ask yonr dealer. Raymond Guyette,
Mfr, st. Adams, Vt.adv.
Cobble Hill grange viii hold an old
| time box social Friday evening, Jan.
10. Everyone come and help to make
| this success. Ladies not bringing
boxes will be fined 50c.-adv.
Notice, Rebekahs and Odd Fellows!
Joint installation Of the officers Of
Hiawatha lodge and Bright Star Re
bckah lodge tonight at 8 o'clock. Sup
per will be served at 9 o'clock.
The snow was hailed with delight by
the tobogganing enthusiasts of Barre.
The newly-erected chute on Trow hill
probably will be placed in commission
soon, as all that was wanting was
snow enough
w. G. Reynolds il once more back
at his duties at the Reynolds a Son
store, after having been confined TO his
home for several DAYS with relapse
Of the attack of bronchitis with which
he was seized several weeks ago.
Frank Colvin of Park street has re-
tdrned TO Barre from trip to Boston
and vicinity. Mr.. Colvin has obtained
employment in Brocktpn. Mass, and
probably VIII move his family there
soon.
The Granite Manufacturers associa
ton has contributed 500 souvenir book
lets OF Barre and the granite industry
for distribution among the boys who
will come TO Barre for the Older Boys
conference which opens here to-mCr-
row and continues through Sunday.
The storm or nothing else will pre-
vent the Nincitia club duplicate whist,
pool. billiard and checker players from
journeying to Montpelier tonight to
do battle with the representatives OF
the Apollo club. The return trip win be
made BY special car which will leave
Montpelier after the tournament.
AT the annual meeting Of the Mont
pclier Savings Bank & Trust CO., held
fttttIudN ditffHoUus btHH l. AfStlI
of Barre was elected assistant traasur
er of the institution. Mr. Ayerill en-
tered the employ Of the bank July !,
1921, after having served 30 years in
Il responsible position in the Granite
Savings Bank & Trust Go. of Barre.
Due to the fact that many Of the la
dies OF Barre have expressed a desire
to meet Chandra personally, the man. {.
agement of the Magnet theatre has ar.
ranged special reception for ladies
only on Friday afternoon at the Mag
net. On this occasion Chandra will give
every lady personal test and will ans
swer all questions that he possibly can
and those who have questions OF a /,
personal nature need feel no embar
in asking that which they
most desire to know. No girls under IA
viii be admitted Friday afternoon
adv.