The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-29
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II Used cars for sale. II. Y. Cutler a
Sons salesrooms. adv.
II MAY Victor records on sale to-day at
LittleReld Piano CO. adv.
Ford owners--Did you see the North
End garage tire ad, page 62--adv
A new arrival of hats, flowers and
trimmings. Mrs. Birnie, Laurel street.
adv.
Don't fail to obtain our prices before
you purchase The N. D. Phelps Co.,
Inc adv.
n Public dance. socialist hall. Granite
street, Saturday night; Badly orchcs-
ira. adv.
Country club ice cream in individual
Decent servings, to take out, at Mar
chetti's.- adv
Public dance, Quarry Bank hall, ey-
cry Saturday night; Carroll's orches-
ira. Special car after.--adv.
Guy Ottalini Of the G. W. Averill
company's store is confined to his home
on Blackwell street by slight attack
Of grippe.
Tooth pasta daily essential, a
preferable habit, Mag Lac, marvellous
tooth paste at Soc tube browns
Drug store.-adv,
H All those having articles for the
Methodist rummage sale May . please
leave them ais soon as convenient at
Mrs. kenerson's or Mrs. Perkins. LADY.
Miss Betty Brown Of Goddard semi.
nary will sing 20 Lord, Be Mcrcifii,p
II tBartlctt), at the evening service in
the Presbyterian church Tomorrow
adv.
II Mrs. William Mccarthy Of Meri-
den. Conn, returned home to-day, aft
err passing short visit with friends
and relatives in this city, her former
home.
| Miss Angie Moyalli Of Howard street
returned to her duties at the G. w. Az
Grill company's store, after having been
confined to her home by illness for the
past few days.
II Eugene Rosa Of South Ryegate, a
granite manufacturer, Is passing sew
eral DAYS with his brother. Frank Rosa
Of Short street, while here to transact
some business.
The last day in which to pay your
water rent More than $4,000 is still
due and the city needs the money. Of
fee open to night from to $3.50. SUI
perintendent water department. adv.
The large dwelling at 81 Merchant
street, known as the Braley house, and
owned BY Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Blacka'l,
was decided yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs
George B. Isittlefeld of the Littlehel1
Piano company, who buy for q home
i Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Langley returned
last evening from New York, where
thew have been for a week, Mr.. Langley
attending the annual meetings Of the
Associated Press and the American
Newspaper Publishers association. Mr.
Langley was elected one Of the audit
ing committee Of the Associated Press.
At the meeting Of the Brooksidc
Community club, held last night at the
4 Brookside schoolhouse, the following
program was given: Roll call OF mem
bers. answered by anecdotes; vocal
solo, with encore. Mrs. A. W. Allen;
reading. Mrs. Skinner; solo, with en-
core. Mr. Mitchell; reading, Mrs. Nor
rison; solo, with encore, Mason Pierce.
Refreshments of maple syrup, dough
nuts and pickles were served.
AT the regular meeting Of st. Aide
mar commandery, No. III, X. IT,, held
Thursday, the following officers were
/ elected: Eminent commander. William
w. Russell; generalissmo, James w.
,Gauld; captain general. Robert y.
/ Wright; S. W.. Fred VI. Kempton; J..
w. r. O. vercoe; prelate. +. w. Bis
bee: recorder. n r. Ballard: treasurer,
i v. L. Ayers: standard bearer. Nathan
ie Bond: sword bearer, Harold Fits:
warder, NJ. .. Pierce; guard. Elmer ..
Holmes. All of these officers viii b.
installed next Tuesday night.
Interclass games were carried out for
the first time this year at Lincoln cam
pus yesterday. Coach Lnndholm picked
one team from each class and there
were some players on the teams who
certainly showed some class. In the
first game which started about ,
o'clock. the Junior team defeated the
seniors BY the score 81 TO 6. The bat
tcries for both teams. Sanguinetti and
Franz for the seniors and Mclver and
Suitor for the juniors. showed good
form and ability but errors we're nu-
merous among both inhcld and out
field men. The feature Of this game
was the hitting Of Abbiatti for the
juniors and Seaver for the seniors. In
the second game between the scrubs
and the sophs the little fellows won
BY score OF to l. Macrae and Nc
| Leod were the battery for the winners
with Alexander in the box and Henrs
and Sierra behind the bat. Both bar
teries did fine work. Alexander acting
like veteran in the box. Macrae gave
the onlookers a good exhibition Of how
baseball should be played by pitching
an alright. no-hit game. His battling
curves. drops and slow balls, together
with the frequent changes ~ pace
which he employs in his work kept hi-
opponents guessing Ratell Of the
.sfreshiesv team gave good hitting
and fielding exhibition. hitting Alex.