The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-06
TALK or THE TOWN

Casper Clark Of Perry street com
menced work yesterday for the Drown
Motor Car company.
Public dance every Saturday night,
Quarry Bank hall; CAROLS orchestra
Special car after-adv.
Albert Tanquay Of First street re-
moved his family to-day to their new
home on so Brook street.
"St. A Specials cigars Of supe-
rior quality and union workmanship;
all dealers. Raymond Guyette, Mfr,
st. Albans, vt.--adv.
Long distance and general trucking,
furniture q speciality Granite City
Bottling Works. Tel. 726-M or 746-W.
adv.
Miss Alice v. Healy, a teacher at
Mathewson school, left yesterday for
Mortified to pass the week end with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. George MARI passed the day in
the city yesterday while on her way
from her home in Williamstown to Wis
it with friends in Marshfield.
John Wood and William Stevenson
Of this city left yesterday afternoon
for Montreal, where they win make
sailing connections to-day for Glasgow,
Scotland.
Mattress of cotton felt at $40. Big,
nice, one piece mattress at price OF a
combination cotton and excelsior. This
is a big chance. Get one at Rockers
Saturday
John Rennie, George Ralph and John
johnson, all stone cutters in this city
until the recent depression, left yes
terday for Lanesboro to follow a for
mer line of occupation.
Charles Barclay and wife of Gran
iteville were in this city yesterday to
take the train to Montreal, where they
expected to make sailing connection for
Glasgow, Scotland, to-day.
Miss Frances Nelson of East street
and Miss Garnet Amadon Of Franklin
street left last evening for Northfield
to attend the fraternity house parties
held there last evening.
Charles Gallagher, J. 0. Bizzozero,
John Campbell and John Macdonald,
together with ManagersI. II. Beaupre
of the local Metropolitan Office, left
to day for Burlington on business.
At the Magnet to-day, "The Scot
fer" an Allan Dwan production, and
1.-THE Boat" Buster keaton's latest
comedy, which is said to be his best
one, make up great program. adv.
H. A. Dunbar of the Palace garage
left Yesterday afternoon for St. Adams
TO pass the week end with his daugh
ter, who is i'll. Mrs. Dunbar has been
in st. Adams for the past three weeks.
Wall paper, paints and varnish at
greatly reduced prices; first class work
manship papering and painting. Ernest
Jurries, 374 North Main street, phone
ls4-M. Open daily a. m. to 8 P. M
adv.
A party of high school seniors, con-
sisting of Marjorie Smith, Ruth Da-
Wis, Alice Hayes, Elsie Ronca, Eliza
beth Sprague. Gwenyth Ladd and Ar
liss Little, left yesterday afternoon for
Burlington to attend the sub freshmen
day at the University of Vermont,
which is to be held there to-day.
Alumni Students of Spauldingl Re-
yive the old S. Fl. S. spirit and come to
the annual junior prom May IL. The
biggest event of the school year.
Brighter and better than ever. Dane
ing from s:l5 10 IL o'clock. Music
furnished by Monies orchestra. Ad
mission, 81 a couple; extra ladies, soc.
adv.
The first of a series of handicap
tournaments will begin next week at
the Barre Golf club. The greens are
now in good shape and with an in
creased membership and keener inter-
Use TO be some pretty good scores.
Uses to be some pretty good scores.
The committee hopes that Q large per-
centage of members win enroll in the
tournaments.
The White Mountain jazz orchestra
left yesterday afternoon by train for
Northfeld, where they were engaged to
play during the house party at the Phi
Kappa Delta fraternity house They
were accompanied on the trip by
Fletcher TAYLOR of Goddard who was TO
act as banjo player during the evening
Carroll's orchestra also left by auto
mobile for the same place, having been
engaged to play at one If the other
houses.
What was one of the finest trout
ever pulled out of Greensboro pond was
being displayed about the city yester-
day by Antonio Bianchi of Prospect
avenue. The trout which was captured
by Mr.. Bianchi after a hard battle, |
measured Just AZ inches from tip TO tip
and il was all that a man could do TO |
put both hands around the fish. Mr.. !
Bianchi is rather proud of his catch |
and feels that it is the largest that will |
be pulled from the pond this year.
Melody, harmony and pep were the
Characteristic features of the enter
tainment put on by the Goddard Glee |
club in the Quarry Bank hall last eve
ming The concert was greatly appre-
ciated by the audience of about 200
which gathered for the affair. From the |
first number which was entitled For
ward Goddard" until the final strains
of Goddard Hail, All Hail. the boys
showed themselves TO be bubbling over /
with melody. Other numbers on the
were as follows: Tenor solo,
by George Mullen; Boating Song" by |
entire chorus with Mullen on the solo
part; "A Little Close Harmony" which |
had a southern sound. by four mem
bers; Down Mobile" rendered by the |
same quartet: bass solo. by Edward
Hamel: ~SonQ Of the Armourer,f by /
the entire chorus with Hsmel on the
solo: ',Old Bill oliver which was sup
posed TO represent a wheezy old hand