The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-16
TALK or THE TOWN

business visitor in the city yesterday.
All mems. women's and children's
shoes on sale at Shea's Shoe store
adv.
Mrs. Henry Petrie Of st. Adams y
passing a few days in the city with
| friends.
G. X. Chesser OF this city left yes
terday afternoon for Waterbury to De
employed
For Sale: Six room cottage, all mod
ern improvements; excellent location;
!, call 6l5 -R.adv.
Give 4 returned soldier the glad
hand at the Spaulding senior play Fri
day evening. adv.
Leon w. Cram of South Main street
| left Yesterday for Randolph, where he
has secured employment.
| Robert Wheeler has been expelled
| from school Find out the reason Fri
day evening at. Spanlding senior play
| adv
/ John Stewart, who has been passing
! few weeks, visit with friends in Bos,
ton, arrived home to this city last
Saturday.
Mrs. p. A. Brown, Martin Riley, ir.
and Mrs. Clarence Foley were in st
Johnsbury yesterday to attend the fn-
neral of friend.
! viii the party who took volume e
of the Encyclopedia Britannica from this
Aldricb Public library kindly see that
it is returned at once?
Mrs. M. G. Stewart of Detroit i
passing few days visit with friends
here while on her way to her former
home on Rhode Island.
/ Paul Wilfore. who has been passing
a short time with relatives here, left
| Yesterday for the west, where he hope:
/ TO secure employment again as fore
man on cattle ranch.
/ Mrs. Minnie i. Allen of the sunny
Side farm left yesterday for San Fran
cisco and other western points for al
! extended visit with relatives anc
friends now residing in that locality
Wall paper, paints and yarnish al
Il greatly reduced prices; first-class work
4 manship papering and painting. Ernest
i ,Iurries. 374 North Main street, phone
l94-M. Open daily Z a. m. to P. mr.
adv.
II Mrs. L. P. Poissant of Stanbridge
II p O., is passing week or 80 with he
husband in this city. Mr.. Possant wa
recently transferred to the night shift
at the G. v. ticket office here iron
Stanbridge.
Misses Madeline Whitcomb an'
Mvrle Howard were in the city yester
dav while on their way back to Y. V
NJ. TO resume college work having at
tended the Older Girls convention y
st. ,Iohnsbury last week.
Fred Mancanstroppa. formerly a cun
ductor on the Central Vermont traii
running between here and Montpelie
and on the main line, is visiting IN
parents here for a few days. Mr.. Man
canstroppa il now connected with tn
| u. S. navy.
H Eat what YOU want. Sleep Will
peaee and tranquility Regain You
lost vigor and nerve force. Bitro
Phosphate is purposed to give YOU add
ed weight and strength, and to max
YOU well. Obtainabe at =. A. Drowi
& Co. drug store. Strictly guaranteed
adv.
II Mrs. r. r. Trow Of Trow Hill re
turned home TO this city yesterda,
from Boston, where she has been pass
ing a few DAYS with her daughter
Clarence Haskins, a son, who accom-
panied her, resumed his duties at Riy
er's Drug store in Montpelier to-day
L So 4. .,oal'a xaeat finn
All members of Vincitia lodge, No
10. Knights Of Pythias desiring to e
To south Royalton Thursday night
Nav is. where lodge will be insti
tutrd. should communicate with tn
trans portation committee as soon =
nossihle The committee IL W. W
Parry. Robert B. Msckie, Jesse Wilson
adv.
CAROLS orchestra left yesterday 10
Burlington, where they played last eve
ming for the Masons ball. For this &C
, casion they carried 10 pieces. Fror
Burlington they 90 TO Highgate Spring
a. commence the seasons schedul
there at the Franklin house. They vi
return home here tomorrow.
A huge bear skin rug is on displa
in the b. w. Hooker and company sho'
/, windows. This is the pelt of the brui
: shot by J. B. Sanguinetti Of Currie
? street last fall while on a deer hunt
ling expedition and which caused con
siderable argument between him and
farmer who had shot at it. u wa
I, finally decided that the bear was tn
result of Mr. Sanguinettis msrksmar
ship.
I Coach Carl Lundholm, who has bee
: in charge of the Spaulding teams f.
the past year. has renewed his eontrae
and viii remain at the school durin
next year. He felt as though his war
during the past year had been apprs
ciated when ~ was awarded basket
ball letter along with the men an
airls who played on the varsity team
last season. yesterday morning at a
sembIy. he expressed his delight at b
ing able to stay here another year an
hopes to see Spaulding athletic
stronger than ever next season.