The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-15
TALK or THE TOWN

Two Pathe monographs 10 DC so'u
at sacrifice to close out. Barre Drug
Co.--adv.
Harry Holmes Of st. Adams, who re-
Gently disposed of his bakery business,
is visiting in the city.
Annual Masonic bali and chicken
pie supper, North Montpelier, Friday
evening, Feb. 17.--adv.
Dependable cigars-.St. A, specials
Zoe; three for 25c Ask your dealer
Raymond Guyette, Mfr, st. Adams
adv.
Regular meeting Of tool sharpeners,
No 2, viii be held in polishers' hall
Wednesday evening at 7o'clock- very
important business.
Heavy rubber footwear vulcanized
| BY machinery. Good as new. Bring
them in. J. J. Hastings, 81 North
| Main street. adv.
To rent: Two tenements OF five
rooms each, newly papered and paint
ed, in first-class shape, in the Glad
ding block. Keys at browns Drug
store. -adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gasparello
and family have again taken up their
residence on Washington street, after
an extended stay with relatives IN
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Big holiday dance, Washingtons
birthday. Feb. %. at Quarry Bank
hall; CAROLS orchestra; $3.50 to i,
at 81 couple. Extra ladies. Doc Giy-
en- by Universalist Young Mems club,
---ady.
Cecil j. bowers and Herbert MacRae
Of this city left to-day for Lanesboro
on short hunting trip. They intend
to try out the new Smith & Wesson
revolyers issued the National Guard
recently.
The South Barre Granite company
has notified the secretary OF state OF
proposed issue of ten shares OF COM
mon stock at a par value Of 500 per
share for cash. The issue was voted at
directors meeting held January 2.
Old and Young peoples public
masquerade dance, Cobble hill, Thurs
day. Feb. 10. Music by Landi's orches-
ira. Refreshments at intermission.
all couples; wearing costumes, SOC;
all couples without costumes, SOC;
extra ladies free. Prizes given as
usual.-adv.
A letter received here yesterday from
III. f. Cutler OF jefferson street. mailed
from Deland, Fla, states that Mr.. and
Mrs. Cutler left that city yesterday
morning for Washington, D. @, where
they expect to pass a few days before
returning to this city. They expect 10.
arrive home the last of next week.
Thomas Mercer, Coda Douglas, Jesse
Wilson and Robert j. Stewart emerged
from camp in the woods near Lanes
boro Monday afternoon, having In their
possession twenty rabbits, the limit
set BY law. The party resembled a
North Pole expedition with their four
dogs hitched to a toboggan on which
their supplies and game were carried.
The members of the cages bas-
ketball team gave a valentine party in
their club room last night, there being
about eighteen couples present. Games
were played during the earlier part OF
the evening and lunch was served at 10
O'Clock. Dancing was enjoyed by all
until "a late hour The party was a
great success and broke up wishing the
club all kinds of luck
Three OF the finest pictures OF the
Alps in Switzerland ever seen in this
city are on exhibition in the w. g.
REYNOLDS Co. show windows. The
pictures are about two feet long and
eight inches wide and the eoloring is
wonderful. portraying the Alps and
Alpine cities in all their splendor. The
three cities shown in the pictures are
Lugarno, Zurich and Berne, s~itzer-
land
The Goddard girls basketball team
left this morning on weeks trip
through Massachusetts. Tonight the
local quintet will line up against the
Gushing academy aggregation in what
will undoubtedly be avery interesting
and aggressive contest. Cushing has
not lost game this season. The fol
lowing men, accompanied by Coach
Robert T. AIdrieh. made the trip:
Cyran. Carroll, johnson, McGarghan,
Ruckley Driscoll and Tavlor.