The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-14
TALK or THE TOWN

Old-fashioned cream chocolates, pei
pound 29c, at Marchetti's Fruit store
adv.
Mrs, Alice Reed, who has been visit,
ing .her sister, Mrs. V. Il. Drown, has
returned to her home in Morrisville
| House for sale, 0s Washington
street, best location in Barre. For In
| formation write Clinton L, Millar, p
O. box 43, Quincy, Mass adv.
.An evening Of Scotch music and
stories, concentrating the birth OF
Robert Burns, at the Presbyterian
church Wednesday, Jan. 25.--adv-
Mr.. Fisher will soon leave town, A
last opportunity to hear him in read
ings for the Barre Woman's club.
Members admitted by ticket. Public,
25c. adv.
Ask your neighbor il she uses
H0MESPUN BRAND Knitting yarn.
If she does she il satisfied and 50 will
you be- Read our ad on page Z, col
umn 8.--adv.
"St. A. Specials cigars are always
the same in quality and workmanship.
100 per cent value for your money.
Ask your dealer Raymond Guyette,
Mfr, st. Adams, Vt--adv.
Robert Burns, the Scottish poet, has
many admirers. Some OF his works
have been set to music and are among
the best Of Scotland's songs Hear
them at the Burns concert, Presbyte-
rian church, Wednesday, Jan. 25. lady.
aThe cause Of piles is Internal; that's
why salves do not give lasting relief
why cutting fails. Hem -Roid, a harm
less tablet that works while you
sleep, removes the cause. Money back
ii il fails. r. A. Drown.-adv
Next Thursday night win see Quarry
Bank hall swarmed with friends of
the nurses at Barre City hospital. The
nurses stage dance that night to raise
funds to pay for the new roof recently
put OH their dormitory. Don't be
among the missing.
Congregational Philatheas, attention, |
The business meeting and social for
this month will be held next Monday |
evening at 1880 with Miss Grace In
gals at the home Of Mrs. George Til
den, Ia South Main street. Bring your |
work and spend social time together. i
Two errors that appeared in the re-
port of the Hospital Ladies Aid as
printed in yesterdays Times perhaps |
gave false impression, which il here
with corrected: In referring to blan-
kets purchased for hospital, it should
have read two dozen pairs Of 100 per
,ent wool, two dozen pairs of 30 per
,ent wool and one dozen pairs Of white
cotton. Also in the report of the treas
lrer, two items that were confused,
which made the total appear wrong.
we're: Received from rummage sale,
'52.04; from flower days, sl66.s4.
While the Spaulding basketball five
vas cleaning up things in general at
dorrisville last night, the Spaulding
iris varsity were upholding the honor
i the school at home by defeating the
Montpelier seminary girls, 10 to s. The
anne was speedy every minute, how
yer, and the Spaulding damsels had
o fight hard for the win. Misses Rey-
Iolds and Ladd were the shining lights
or the Barre FIVE, the former piling
p eight of the 10 points herself with
our baskets from the floor. Miss Ladd
ropped in the other one. Miss Mum
i the visitors did most of the scor
~ for her team, dropping in two from
he floor and two on fouls. Miss Backus {
orraled the other two points with a
retty shot from the floor. The Spanld- (
lg girls lined up as follows: Misses +,
eslie center, Booth center, Lasld right Ii
,rward, Reynolds left forward, Coffin |
ght guard and Lawless left guard /,
efore the game the Spaulding sophie a
lores played the Goddard reserves to |
l6 to is tie. An overtime period was /
layed but neither side could manage {
, tally. The advance of the time
freed the game to be called dead
'ck.