The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-17
TALK OF THE TOXIN

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The. Frank NIcWhorter Co. is clos
| ing out some styles Of Arrow collars
100 for $l.-adv.
Regular meeting of tool sharpeners
No. 2, in polishers' hall wednesday
evening at o'clock.
Miss Helen Robertson Of o. Semi
nary street left yesterday for Buffalo
lN. VI, for an indefinite stay with rel
ativcs.
| Discount of 10 to 20 per cent on all
| goods for the remainder Of this week
New Nv Goods store, Is Elm street
adv.
Charles +. Harkins Of Thornton, n
III. arrived in Barre this morning to
remain the rest Of the week on bust
ness.
Mrs. George A. Hart Of Middlesex
returned to her home yesterday, after
passing several days in Barre with
friends.
The way tickets are going there will
be large crowd at the nurses dance
in Quarry Bank hall Thursday night.
CAROLS orchestra. adv.
The fastest team ever to represent
Barre will be on hand for the annual
Barre Montpelier game at the armory
Thursday night. adv.
For only sac you can see the famous
operetta, "All at Sea-" the second OF
February Tickets may be purchased
from any member of the spaulding
Glee club.--ady
Twenty.three Newport boys were
among those present here for the Older
Boys conference and, desiring to show
its interest in the boys, the manage
ment Of the local paper, the Express
and Standard. offered S. for the two
letters best describing the doings OF
the conference. A committee, consist
ing Of the ministers of the various
Newport churches, was chosen and the
writer OF the best letter will receive
SO, the second one to receive 81.
As Max Fisher is to leave Barre per
manently next week, it will be neces
sary TO appoint new captain for the
prospective company to be recruited
from Washington and Lamoille coun-
ties for the new infantry regiment TO
be formed in this state No animation
as to who Mr.. Fishers successor will
be has been received yet. The new
regiment is to be known as the 3SSth
infantry and il to be a part OF the
9th division. Lieutenant Colonel II.
Nelson Jackson of Burlington will
head the regiment. He is well known
in Barre and II brother Of Attorney
S. HOLSTER Jackson.
Max c. Fisher, one Of the most ac-
tive American Legion workers IN YER
mont and an entertainer Of widespread
reputation, was rendered farewell
supper by the staff OF the local office
Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance CO.,
last night. Mr.. Fisher has been pro-
NOTED from agent attached to the
Barre office to assistant manager Of
the Cambridge. Mass. district, and
leaves Barre next week to assume his
new duties. +. Mr. Magner, manager Of
the Burlington district. which includes
Barre, and T.. NJ Groark and Raymond
Dcsautel OF Burlington came to Barre
to take part in the farewell to Mr..
Fisher. Mr.. Fisher has been with the
insurance company little over a year.
During the World war he served with
the 23rd infantry in the famous Sec
ond division az a first lieutenant and
took part in practically all Of the ma
jor operations OF the war. Upon re-
ceiving his discharge he Immediately
became active in American Legion al
fairs and was second commander of
Barre post. He is at present national
executive committeeman from YER
mont. He was associated with his IA
Their and brother in the X. l.. Clark Co.,
prior to his acceptance Of the position
with the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. Mr.. Fisher has had considerable
professional theatrical experience and
as consequence has always been in
demand to fill parts in the various am
ateur plays given here since his return.