The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-25

bhIhh vohScir t"'h'S"1 iNe"J 's''"'
church adv.
Don't forget to come to see the an
gels at the Baptist church Friday nigh
at 1880. adv
Kpdaks wonderful outdoor pictures
are to be taken now; all supplies SOLD
at browns Drug store. adv.
Mrs. Norman Bartlett Of johnson
and her little son, Howard, arrived In
Barre this morning to pass a few days
with relatives.
Dean X. Loring Of Hardwick will re-
| turn to his home tomorrow morning
after having passed several days in
Barre on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur johnson and
daughter, Alma, OF Holyoke, Mass, are
! passing few days with relatives on
the Montpelier road.
Cecil Morse of Brook street left
last night for Hartford, Conn, where
he has obtained employment in the
offices OF large insurance company.
Miss Merle Lawton of Winooski.
who has been passing few days with
friends here, left Barre last night to
90 to Boston. whore she is attending
the New England Conservatory Of Mu-
sic.
A still salarm was sent in to fire
headquarters last night for chimney
fire at II Depot square. Two pony ex
tinguishers were used on the smudge
but no damage was caused. The build
ing is owned by the Bolster estate, but
Calder & Richardson. are lessees
Word WAS received here last night
from Manuel Lazars, who left here
Sunday night for New York to take
passage for South America, that he
will not leave until week from to-
morrow, owing to a change in sailing
schedule Of the ship he is to take.
Good time ahead. Where? Quarry
Bank hall, Wednesday evening, Uni
versalist church ladies union dance
Everybody como. Dancing from s to
X. CAROLS orchestra. III per couple;
extra ladies'. &C. Tickets now on sale
on Main street. You can't afford to
miss this good time. adv
Extreme caution III thawing pipes il
urged upon all BY the fire department
officials. This is the time when every |
il having trouble with his
water supply. they point out, and care
must be taken. A live flame OF any
kind should never be used. the officials
say. and the best and safest way to
loosen the pipes IL to wrap them IN
cloths soaked with hot water, keeping
them wet until the water flows freely
again
" H. B. Perry Of Waterbury was
in Barre yesterday visiting his broth
III, e. A. Perry. local manager for the
Harrison Granite Go. Mr.. Perry will
leave to-day for AusabIe, n. ". ON
business connected with the green
granite quarries owned by the Perry |
and opened recently. The
viii be Incorporated under
the New York laws soon and by spring
il is expected that work on large
scale win be under way +
Weather experts about the city /,
'idltu litdk .tHfS hittAtitS was ttft tV'AT /
At Of the year despite the depths to
which the thermometer dropped yester
lay. Along Main street, from Pros
,ect To Merchant. thermometers regis
cred 20 and lower at i o'clock while
hat on Clark's feed store showed 81,
This was three degrees higher than q
yesterday morning However, at the |
lome Of d.. jackson on South Main /
treet reliable thermometer showed I
s below, which is believed to be the /
owest mercury reading shown in the /
ity this season. The party Of Barre d
nnters who returned from Maidstone G
esterday afternoon report that the t
arr pn~' ssi-a was Just 30 below when ?
hey left their camp yesterday morn l
ny. Maidstone, however, is much far b
her north than Barre. 5