The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
TALK or THE TOWN

4 Special coat values at morse ., Mohl
| pelier, adv.
There. will be no dance at cobble hill
tonight adv.
Get your package at the Barre Drul
Co.'S package sale. --adv.
| Buy an Overland and realize tn,
difference. II. II. Cutler & Son.--adv.
Don't forget the New Years ball II
Quarry Bank hall, Monday night.--ad
Fancy mixed nuts, two pounds fol
Acc. At Marchetti's Fruit store.--adv
Foss chocolates In fancy boxes fol
the New Years gift, at browns. adv
Il New Years sunlight hop, Bailey hall
head. Summers seven piece orchestra
adv.
New Years ball. Monday night,
Quarry Bank ball; dancing from $3.50
to /. Jacobs orchestra, seven pieces.
--ady.
Miss Juliette Larochelle OF East
Barre Is passing the week end with
Misc Florence Morrison of South Main
street.
Thomas Nichols has returned to his
home in the city after being employed
for the past few months in Monson,
Mass.
Odd Ladies, notice. All due books
must be in for audit before Jan. |,
1923. Elvira Giudici, p. s., al Beck
ley street.
Mixed nuts, assortment extraordi-
nary, including paper shell pecans and
budded walnuts, per pound 39c. AT
Marchetti's.--adv.
/ All stores, members of the Barre Re-
tail Merchants association, Inc, will
be closed all day Monday, Jan. !, 1923,
New Years day.--adv.
Young and old folks dance, Cobble
Hill grange hall, Friday, Dec, 49, Adj
mission, SOC couple; extra ladies 25c.
Gauthier's orehestra.ad
A few of the boys who came here
from Philadelphia to spend Christmas
and New Years We're Fred Kerr,
Charles Thorn, Joseph Barnett, Samuel
Sargent, Lackey Good, Alex Kirton,
James Scott, John Leslie, George Thorn
son, John Creig, Davie Cumming and
William Warrander Robert Findly
also fell in line with the bunch in
New York City. A few of the boys are
to return to Philadelphia and New
York after the New Years holidays.
The annual meeting Of Vincitia club
was held in the rooms in the Blanch
ard block last evening and officers were
elected for the coming year. A report
as to the financial condition Of the club |
was read and showed good balance
on hand for the year Officers chosen 20
direct the affairs of the club during the !
coming year are: President, Athol r. |
Bell; vice president, Maurice q. Wat |
kins; secretary, Andrew Blackmore;
treasurer, John G. Wylie. The last two
named were reelected from last year.
A board of managers elected TO serve |
during the ensuing year were Alfred |
Simpson, o. q. Aserill. Edward Mackay |
and u. Ii Rogers. The auditors for the |
club are 4. L. White, Carroll Fl. White |
and N. b. Ballard. Loren Bell was
elected TO serve as chairman of a mem
bership committee composed of six club
II. IL Lovett of the Montpelier and
Barre Light and Power company, in
with number Of manufac
tuners here yesterday, explained the
power situation rather thoroughly. The
slight thaw the other day did not help
the water supply in the least, accord
ing to his information, and the only re-
lief looked for from the situation il an
early January thaw. The suggestion
was made that some of the plants
which have had their motors sealed and
who wish TO operate, could work an
sight hour shift after o'clock as there
Is plenty of power after than hour.
The annual meeting Of the Baptist
philatheas was held Wednesday eve
hing at the home Of Mrs. T. J. Batch
'lder, 80 Hill street There was a good
attendance and the reports of the
fears work we're very satisfactory, the
hedge Of $500 having been paid to the
'hurch collector, leaving quite bal
nee in the treasury. Officers for 1923
we're elected as follows: President, Mrs.
vice president, Mrs. Crossett
reasurer, Mrs. Y. j. Batchelder: secre.
airy, Mrs. Eta Grearson; teacher, Mrs. /
'orliss; assistant teacher, Mrs. vii. ;
iams. A spirit of goodwill and har. !
lony prevailedNas plans for the com
ag year were suggested, discussed and
pproved. At the close Of the business
ession, refreshments were served. con
sting Of sugar on snow, doughnuts
nd pickles. After a social hour. Mr.. {
ateheder, to whom many thanks are S
ne, carried the ladies 10 their several :
ONES.