The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-03
TALK or THE TOWN

Jamie Jacobs of Bradford was q
business visitor in Barre to-day.
George c. Nye of the Nye Motor 90.
was in Bradford yesterday on bust
ness.
Mrs. Loren Bell Of Maple avenue has
returned from three weeks vacation
spent in and about Boston.
Heavy rubber footwear vulcanized
by machinery. Good ms new. Bring
/ them in. J. j. Hastings, 37l North
Main street.-adv
Miss Helen Stacy was unable to be
at her work this morning on account
Of illness. She is employed at the
Adams Co. store.
The granite plants Of johnson u
Gustafson, and Jones Brothers com
pany, suspended operations to-day md
are closed indefinitely.
Edward Glysson, son OF y Y. Slys-
SON of Perry street, is home from the
| University Of Vermont for 4 few days
during examinations.
w. ID. Smith, who has been confined
to his home on Summer street by Ill
ness. is able to be about his duties At
the W. ID. Smith, Inc, store
Miss Catherine Mulch Of 90 Brock
street has been confined to her home
for several days. She is suffering from
bad attack of rheumatic fever,
Your last chance to-day to see Pau
line Frederick at the Magnet theatre
in "'Two Kinds OF Women There is a
swell comedy and kinogram on the
program. adv.
a large number Of the teachers from
this city went to Montpelier to-day
TO attend the teachers convention te-
ing held there. As a result OF this,
all public schools in Barre were closed
to-day.
George Fisher Of Holyoke, Mass.
arrived in Barre yesterday to pass a
few days on business. He will return
Ito his home Monday, and while here
will visit relatives in Montpelier and
Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Nelson Of
| Westchester. n. ", left Barre last
night for Nashua, n H., after passing
Ia few days visiting friends on Wash
ington street. They plan on spending
d week in Nashua before returning TO
iitelf HOift,
John oIeary and Patrick Brown,
who went TO Mount Clemens, Mich, a
| few weeks ago, have returned 70 their
homes. Mira o'Lcary and Mr. Brown
went to sanatorium 20 take treat
ment for rheumatism.
The spaulding high school basket
| liall team has arranged 20 play the
Montpelier Community club girls
| team tonight They were to have
PLAYED the girls team from st. Johns
bury, but that game has becn post
poned.
The pair Of horses owned BY W, =.
jackson Of Barre Town, which ran
away Yesterday morning in speetae-
ular dash down North Main street,
were captured by Cecil bowers on the
Montpelier road past the Aldrich place.
| Mr.. bowers chased the animals in his
auto truck and succeeded ia catching
| them without injury to himself Or the
horses.
Early antoists along the Montpelier
road these mornings are treated to an
exhibition Of real physical culture.
| Gildo Cappio is the exponent. AIR.
! Cappio leaves Barre every morning I'M.
less the weather il extremely diseouf-
aging. takes the first ear for Montpel-
Ter and walks back. And the weather
must be very bad TO prevent the jour
| ney as Mr.. Cappio makes the trip
practically every morning the cars'are
running to Montpelier. Mr., Cappio has
always been an ardent physical culture
enthusiast. Several prominent Barre
men are planning on joining him on
| the morning trips.