The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-24
TALK or THE TOWN

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! tion.--adv.
Jackie Coogan in my Boy" to-day
at the Magnet, adv.
Women's sport shoes, smoked elk
special, at Shea's, $4.9S.--ady.
Dance at East Barre, Friday, May
20. White Mt. Jazz orchestra. adv
| Boys, we will buy clean, empty quart
and pint bottles. G. w. Averill g. Co
adv.
| George Robinson of ST. Adams was
a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
| Holiday dance at East Montpelier,
May 80. Summers seven piece orches-
| tra.--ady.
| Regular meeting OF st, Johns court
| No. 522, G. o. r., Thursday evening
at 1880 o'clock.
| Lemon cream sherbet, chocolate, va
nilla and strawberry ice cream at
| browns Drug store.--adv
Mrs. +. J. Owen, Mrs. A. q, Will
liams and Mrs. Arthur Moore motored
to Burlington to spend to-day
A new treat, delicious to eat, is the
| orange pineapple ice cream at Tie
Barre Drug co. Try me.--adv.
Flyosan, the arch-enemy OF flies,
moths, mosquitoes and bedbugs, Sold
by Alexander h Co., Depot Square.
adv.
We have on hand now Is pattern
suits $25, coat and pants 1923. Pay less
and dress better. The Royal Tailor
Man.--adv.
If in doubt what to seed that piece
with, spell profit by sowing Wiscon-
sin pedigree seed barley. M. L. Towne
phone 49, r. adv.
| just few more loads left Of that
hard edging and slabwood at S3.25
| Granite City Bottling Works, Tel 726-
M or 746-W.--adv.
A popular place has been found at
| the fountain of the Barre Drug Co,i
where all favorite drinks and ices are
served to your liking. -adv.
The coolest dish these warm days is
| Kreamy Ice Kream, sold at the Barre
Drug Co. in fiavors of strawberry, va
nilla, coffee and orange pineapple. -ad'
Dancing from s to !, Quarry Bank
hall, May 20, under auspices Of Co. M
CAROLS orchestra. Admission $llC
per couple, extra ladies l0c, war tax
| included. --adv.
Notice: Rummage and food sale at
| the Methodist church Saturday after
noon. Big bargains in all kinds Of
clothing. Come early. At the food
| sale YOU viii find all kinds Of home
cooked food adv.
Miss Mildred Clark, manager Of the
Adams Co. store in birmingham,
Mass. who motored to Barre to pass
the week end, returned to that place
Yesterday, after passing a few days
with her mother, Mrs. Charles Clark, OF
Edgewood.
The item in Mondays Times whicn
stated that Mrs. d. d. Smith Of Web
sterville gave her Indian dance before
several OF her lady friends was wrong
| in that respect. Mrs. Smith denies
| that she entertained her friends in that
manner. The Times wishes to warn
the author Of the item or others chat
| the newspaper is not intended to sat
isfy personal grievances or for jokes
and that prosecution may follow such
mistatement Of the facts.
The actual work Of painting the Cen.
trail Vermont station was begun this
morning. The past day and half
since the Central Vermont clean up
crew arrived has been devoted to wash
ing the paint and woodwork. The
ceiling OF the station is to be painted
white, with the walls of light ehoco-
| late color. At the rate which the paint
ers were going this morning the sta
ton viii be finished in two or three
days.
Max Soule OF Goddard seminary in
five.inning game between the East
Barre town team and the Goddard re-
serves at East Barre yesterday after
noon, allowed his opponents no hits OF
! no runs and the reserves won the con-
| test by a score Of 10. Gary was in
| the box for the East Barre aggregation
and allowed the hill boys but five hits.
Soule secured ~ strike outs in five IN.
nings. Goddard scored its run in the
| fourth when Maberini walked, Miles
walked and McCarghan singled, driving
| in Maberini. Woodland, Soule and Me-
Garghan did most Of the stick work
for Goddard. The East Barre aggregs'
ton will line up against the reserves
next Tuesday on the local campus.