The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-03
TALK or THE TOWN

canned goods on sale at Nj. u. churc
Saturday afternoon.--ady.
II Masquerade ball, with prizes, at So
cialist hall. Saturday, March 4. Whit
II Mountain jazz orchestra. adv
II Come To the Methodist church Sat
H urday afternoon for your food or tele
II phone your order to Y.--ady.
II Public dance every Saturday night
II Quarry Bank hall; CAROLS orchestra
II Special car after dance. adv.
Y Dependable cigars--"St. A. Specials,
n Zoe, three for 25c. Ask your dealer
I Raymond Guyette, Mfr, st. Adams
H adv.
II The Knights Of Columbus automobil,
4 and bazaar committee will convene i'm
H mediately after the council meeting to
H night .adv.
H Heavy rubber footwear vllcanized
by machinery Good as new. Bring
them in j. j. Hastings, 81 North
| Main street.-adv.
| Among the antiques at the auction
sale in the Averill block tomorrow will
be copies of newspapers printed as far
back as 1906. ID. A. Perry, auetioneer-
II Miss Mildred Adams, nurse at the
Tuberculosis hospital, went yesterday
to her home in Barton, where she WAS
called by the illness Of one Of her
family.
Wall paper and varnish at greatly
reduced price,; first class workman
ship papering and painting Ernest
Jurries, 374 North Main street, phone
4 M.-adv.
The Young Mems club OF the Uni
| versalist church is going TO give an
other lunch and smoke talk tonight
at the church yestry at 1880. Come and
bring friend. adv.
/ Over a score of our customers are
! using Partisan Sage to save and beau
! tify their hair. 1t removes all dand
ruff and stops itching sealps. Sold on
guarantee. Il. A. Drown 4 Co.-ads.
A. J. Young Of Merchant street, who
was attending the meeting Of the com
mittees on the labor situation held in
Burlington, was called home by the
death of biz sister, Mrs. Paul of Ayers
street
Superintendent G. S. Levitt Of the
Montpelier and Barre Light and Power |
company returned to the city last eve
ming, after attending convention of |
electrical workers held in Boston yes
tertlay.
Wall paper at Hooker's. Have you
seen our big new stock Of spring pa
persg We have never had a better line |
than at the present time. Papers for
every room. New patterns, reduced
prices.-adv.
Mrs Robert Murphy has returned
from New York and Boston markets
with full line of up-to-date ready to-
wear hats at the lowest possible prices.
Opening Saturday, Mar. 4 at 70 Main
street.-ady
Gain weight. Steady your nerves.
Enrich your blood. Let Bitro- Phos-
phate help to renew your youthful en- /,
ergy and bring the glow of health to '
your cheeks. Positively guaranteed. !
obtainable at +. A. Drown & Co. drug I
store adv.
One hundred and three names were
added TO the voting lists at last nights
meeting OF the board of civil authority : /,
Fifty of these were from ward 4. To- :
night is the last opportunity to get :
your name on the voting lists for the !
March election. The board meets at 7
o'clock and adjourns at o.
Members of the Barre Woman's club o
,lease motel The regular business
Meeting of the club will be held ON
tuesday afternoon at 2;30 in the YES
ny Of the Universalist church. Miss
Horse Of Goddard seminary, assisted
" several of the students. viii pre-
ent a three-act play. A food sale viii
e held after the program.
Auction Saturday afternoon and eve
ing; goods from the l.. NJ. Ayerill
state at the store formerly occupied
y the Eastern Estate Tea Co. Averill
lock. Paint, wall paper, tea, coffee,
ails, other merchandise, egg cases,
crates, lots OF empty con
ainers. parlor organ, folding bed and :
undreds Of other things. ID. A. Perry, )
uctioneer.-adv. II
Barre lodge, No 1891, Loyal Order
/ Moose, held its regular meeting last
light in X. of p. hall and the follow
Y officers were elected to serve for
ne following year: Dict, L. c. Car
enter; V.-Dict.. A. II. Lund; Prel, c.
= Nancor; Treas. L. W. Carley; Sec,
J. Attridge; trustees. II. +. Ennis.
lillian Thorn. Ed. LaFountain. The
her officers will be appointed in time
, be installed at the next meeting.
arch IL. Plans are under way for a
& time at installation.
Sadlier, 10 Keith avenue, has 25 la
es' and misses winter coats. sizes
ON 10 to AZ. that he wishes to dis
'se of. to make room for spring goods
ready arriving. These coats he will
II to reputable, bonafde residents at
west possible prices 10 be paid for
easy stages, after local conditions
We been adjusted These coats are
iefy Of the Silverleaf materials and
signs. in fact. the same class Of goods
at we have handled for the last Is
ars. Give us a call, if you are in the
lrket.-adv.
A large number Of Spaulding follow
}. including students. busineSsmen
other basketball fans. are making
.parations TO attend the Spaulding-
'ntpelicr high game at the Montpel-
armory tonight. This game MEANS
at deal to Spaulding's standing in
, league. If she wins the game to-
1t there viii be no question about