The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-23

| dance "Wednesday evening
Twenty per cent discount on snow
shoes and skis at browns Drug store
adv.
Miss Merle Lawton OF Winoosk
passed the week end in Barre visiting
| friends.
d. j. Morse Of Montpelier has Just
returned from New York with lint
of snappy new spring dresses.-adv.
Thomas L. Bradshaw and A. II New
ton of Plattsburg, n. T., are expected
in Barre to-day for a few days stay
on business.
Heavy rubber footwear vnlcanized
by machinery. Good as new. BRING
them in. j. j. Hastings, 37l North
Main street. adv.
PRAYERS for the repose OF Pope ben
edict XIV were called for by Rev. 4. "A
McKenna at the masses In st. Monica's
church yesterday morning,
House for sale, 0s Washington
street; best location in Barre. For u,
formation write Clinton F. Miiar, 4
o.. box 43, Quincy, Mass adv.
There will be a public whist and SOC
marty IN X. Of G. hall, Scampini block
"wednesday evening. Jan. %, commenc,
ing at s o'clock, sharp. Dancing from
/ no to Y. Everybody come and spend q
social evening Admission, 20 cents
each. adv
Regular meeting Of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen will be held in For.
esters, hall. Worthen block, Monday
Jan. 20. at 80 o'clock. Special bust
ness. election of !. u auditors. IN,
stallation OF officers. Per order Elmer
Clark, Cor. See.
Bert Leonard of South Barre was
arraigned before Judge Elwin L. Scott
on charge of intoxication Saturday
afternoon and his case was continued
to this afternoon. Leonard pleaded
guilty and will be sentenced this after
noon. He was arrested Friday night ~
South Barre.
That Governor james Hartness il
well along the road to recovery from
his recent aoack of pneumonia Is ind
Gated bv the fact that Miss Mary y
Mccarthy. r. n, Of Summer street
who has been attending him, VIII com
plete her duties to-day and return te
Barre tonight.
| Good time ahead. Where Quarry
Bank hall. Wednesday evening, Uni
yersaliet church ladies union dance
Everybody come. Dancing from e
u. CAROLS orchestra. 81 per couple
extra ladies'. S5c. Tickets now on sale
On Main street. You can't afford to
miss this good time. adv
Manuel Lazara OF Third street left
Barre last night for New York City
from where he plans on sailing Thurs.
day for South America. A large crowd
of his friends were at the railroad sta
tion and gave him rousing send-oii
fMr. Lazara plans ON setting IN Monte
yideo, Uruguay, with relatives.
AL the recent annual meeting OF the
Boutwell,. Milne 4 Varnum company
George Edmund Milne, who Is at pres
eut a student in Yale university, was
elected director of the corporation
and James M. Boutwell, was reelected
president. Mr. Milne is a son OF the
late George B. Milne, well known u
the Barre granite industry and OF Mrs
Caroline Milne who, with her son, re-
tains the holdings of her husband ~
the quarrying corporation.
Practically every tree in Barre was
stripped of its dead limbs yesterday
afternoon and last night by the high
wind storm which swept the city. How.
ever. no damage was caused by the
wind. Despite the whirling and swirl
ing snow, driven about by the wind
the winter sport enthusiasts were oft
in full strength and the hills and val.
levs outside the city were well-dotted
with snowshee parties and skiers. The
toboggan chutes on Trow hill were
busy all day.
The Fairhaven, Mass. Star OF Jan
uary Ii contains the announcement OF
the sudden death OF Mrs. Peter Muir.
raw. brother of John Reynolds OF
Camp street, Barre, and a frequent Wis
itor 70 this city, where she was well
known. Her death occurred on January
s She was boru in Aberdeen, Mary All
REYNOLDS. and came to the United
States when young. She leaves her
husband and two sisters. Mrs. William
Taylor and Mrs William Thompson OF
Quincy, Mass. besides the brother in
Barre. She was very active in many
organizations in her home town, and
the large attendance az the funeral be
spoke the esteem in which she was held
in that community.