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

Rummage sale, Methodist church, to-
morrow afternoon adv.
Mems brown broguc oxfords, rubber
| heels, $4.9S at Shea's-ady.
For Sale: Six-room cottage, all mod
ern improvements; excellent location;
call 6l5-R.adv.
\ A regular meeting OF local 4SS, M r.
Il u, will be held in the band room Sun
day, May Z, at 2:3O p. m.
4 Ten per cent off on all chokers Tor
Friday and Saturday at the Barre Tail
or shop, Eastman block. adv,
Rummage sale, Congregational church,
Saturday afternoon and evening. Ev-
erything in the line of clothing at re-
markably low prices.adv.
4 Mrs. Ii ID. Martin is confined to the
| house with sprained ankle and in
4 juries to one arm and shoulder received
| ia a fall at her home Wednesday
i Cotton felt mattress for the price Of
a combination. Can you afford to miss
this opportunity One piece cotton felt
mattress, $40, at Hooker's Saturday.
See our adv.-adv.
4 Wall paper, paints and varnish at
greatly re0uced prices; frst-class work
manship papering and painting. Ernest
Jurries, 374 North Main street, phone
l04-M. Open dail, a. m. to 0 P. NJ
adv.
Partisan Sage il the most delight
full, refreshing hair dressing in the
world, and Il. A. Drown & Co. guar
antces one bottle to prove it. It's use
brings radiant hair and clean,
healthy scalp. adv.
Odd Ladies, please noticel A special
meeting of J. o. o. H., NJ. T., will be
held in X. of p. balb Friday, May ., at
Z o'clock. Refreshments. Very impor
tant meeting. Past noble grands re-
quested to be present.
Something new Don't miss it, ''The
Saturday Evening Roast, given by the
Willheha campfire Friday, May 3. at
1880 p. M The Congregational church
Is the place. Admission, 25c. Home.
made candy for sale-adg.
Mr.. and Mrs Corrigan have finished
moving their household goods to the
| Bert Davis farm in Websteryille, hay
ing exchanged their city property on
Summer and Spaulding streets for the
| farm and other considerations.
i Mr. and Mrs. William Riddell and
1.-TWO sons, William and Charles, and
| Alex. Mearns OF Westerly, r. l.. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
I Riddell OF South Barre, returned to
their home Wednesday, The trip was
made by auto and they found the roads
in good condition.
| Earl f. Drake, a prominent lawyer
of Phoenix. Ariz., writes, within SIX
months / gained y pounds and never
| felt better in my life. Everyone r.
marks about my improved appear
ance." He says Bitro-Phosphate did Il.
Try it yourself. Ohtainable at f. A.
Drown g. Co drug store.-ady,
Mrs. Charlotte Benson Of Springfield,
Mass, will return to Barre the latter
i part of this month for series of &c
lures on applied psychology, il class
! OF sufficient size can be secured. Any
one wishing to enroll il asked to com
municate with Miss Alice Beckley, ll6
| Washington street, Phon 302-M.--adv.
The Goddard glee club will give a
concert at Quarry Bank hall Friday
| evening, MAY ), from s to Q o'clock and
/ followed by a dance from . to ! o'clock.
/ The Goddard orchestra. enlarged viii
\ play for the dance Tickets for concert
and dance 81 per couple; extra ladies
35 cents. A good time is assured. adv.
The water department plans to eele-
brate cleanup week by cleaning the
mains. The Orange system, which sup
plies the east eide Of the city. win be
I flushed Friday, and the Bolster, which
supplies the west side, Saturday.
Householdcrs viii do well to draw a
days supply of drinking water before
breakfast as the water may be roily
until the mains are cleared. Superin-
tendent water department.
"PussyfootH Johnson, who comes to
Barre next Wednesday, il an interna-
tionally known figure, largely through
his encounter with mob of young men
/ while he was addressing a temperance
1 meeting in London and at which time
he was struck in the eve by missile.
which deprived him Of the sight. IN that
eve. He is 10 talk at the Barre Con-
i sregational church Wednesday evening
at $50
/ " the weather permits. there viii be
la baseball game tomorrow afternoon
at the Goddard campus between the
/ Goddard varsity and Norwich freshmen
aggregation. This is the first home
/ game and a good crowd will undoubt-
\ edlv turn out to see the hill boys win
\ their first victory The red and white
team win probably line up as follows:
u vanotti, G: Wiley or Taylor. pi Cyran.
srd: Yarnen, End; Buckley. let. Dris-
coll. IS; Rhuland, II! Moriarty, cf;
SASH. ri. The game viii be called at
, o'clock.
John Papin aud family Of Elm sirect
are making final preparations 70 leave
this week for Burlington TO make their
home. Mr. Papin expects to 90 into the
automobile business with his brother
in that city. Miss Lillian Pspin com
pletcs her duties at the Magnet theatre
\ ticket Office and win 20 with her par
ents. but Miss Beatrice papln. who =
employed al the Granite Savings bank
p;an- 10 stay until the first Of July,