The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02
TALK or THE TOXIN


See our new l0-nch Homer harmoni-
cas-. Lander's Cigar store. adv.
Mrs. Ida Pearson Of South Ryeegate
i spending i few days with Barre
friends.
A rehearsal OF the entire east IN
"The Pill Bottle tomorrow high'' ?
o'clock, Italian Baptist mission.
Mrs. w. A. CoImar of Mortified was
in the city Wednesday, the guest OF
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrington q
North Main street,
! Miss Eunice Halpin OF Concord, ~
H., returned TO her home yes1eiu,y'
after passing several days with feia-
tiyes on Washington street
Percy Angwin of % Beckley street q
graduate OF Spauding high school n
4 the class Of 1921, has begun wofk - =
1 reporter on The Times staif
House for Sale: 9s Washington
street; best location in Barre. for
informat ton write Clinton +. Mliiar,
P. o. box 43, Quincy Mass.--ady.
That masquerade dance at East
MONTPELIER village hall is for old and
Young. Don't forget the date, lnesaay'
| Feb. Z. Summers Six. Hall BIZ, ~
supper, soc each. ady.
"All at Sea- an operetta, not mu-
steal comedy, i TO be presented ~ lhe
| Spaulding assembly hall tonight. Mn
sic will be furnished by the hi2h
| .ohoaI ornbaef m adv.
The PRAYER meeting at the Baptist
church this evening will be held az
o'clock. instead of 1890 This Is done
TO allow those who have tickets for
the play at the school TO attend.
Eleven ladies' were out at last week :
sewing meeting of the Ladies Hospital
Aid. but twice that number could be
employed IL they would come. Another
sewing meeting tomorrow tFridayl
afternoon at 2;30 at the hospital.
H. p. Human Of Barre and James N.
Boutwell, Of Montpelier, together with
Secretary Athol Il. Bell OF the Barre
Granite Manufacturers association, re-
turned last night from Concord, y. ~,
where they attended meeting o. thee
board of control Of the New England
granite industry. They report satis-
factory meeting
Notice Of public dance at Legion
| hall Friday, Feb 3: The dance com
mittee has found that it would be I'M
profitable to continue dances nc price
Of 80 cents per couple, and beginning
this week Friday, admission will be
so cents for gents and ID cents Tor la
dies, a total of IS cents per couple
adv,
Further adyices from Mount Airy
! \. G., received by telegram and letter
confirm the later reports that the
4 Mount Airy branch, &. G. I A., has
1 NOT voted TO resume work in the sew
eral granite plants Of Mount AIRY ana
| the advices add that the plants ars
1 running open shop" 4 telegram from
a Mount Airy granite manufacturer
dated Feb. !, states that on the morn
| ing Of that date they had. collectively
| nj cutters and four sharpeners, al
iournevmen and former members q
the Mount Airy branch: also 50 cut.
ting apprentices. The firms are operat,
ing twelve surfacing machines, one pol
fishing machine, one sharpening machine
and lathe.
About 80 young friends gathered al
the home of Lawrence Gennett al "
Maple avenue Saturday evening a.
1870 with surprise to remind him 81
! his eth birthday The evening wa
spent in playing different games, whist
and tj3, and later coffee and ice cream
and 10 different kinds Of cake were
served. also sandwiches. Mrs. Gennet'
and Mrs. Saultcr arranged the party
Those serving refreshments were Er
nest gioux, Fla Gardens and Alice
Saulter. Prizes were given 70 the win
ners of the games, first prize 70 Petei
Barclay and Alice Saulter and th'
BOBBY prize to Ila Gardens and Ernest
Rioux. Dancing and music were en-
loved bv all. A most artistic birthday
cake was presented to Mr. Gennett
with ~ candles. A sum Of money wa
also presented to him by his friends
The party closed at midnight, all wish
ing Mr.. Gepnett happy birthday anC
many moro Of them.