The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-23
TALK or THE TOWN

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New hits on new records at new
prices. Barre Drug Co.--adv.
Lowell Drown, student at Norwlcl
university, spent the week end at hi
home on Walnut street.
Reid Barclay, student at Norwicl
university, visited at his home on Mel
son street over the holiday.
Henry Movies Of Burlington wal
one of the Goddard alumni present a.
the ball at the seminary last evening
Miss Alice Jennings Of wv. NJ. was
one Of the guests from out OF towr
who attended the ball at Goddard last
evening.
i r. T. Trechtel, retail granite deal
err of Independence, Mo, returned to
i his home yesterday, after spending a
week in this city on business
/ The Gennett records can be played
on any and all makes of machines. A
new list Of the latest hits just in to-
day at the Barre Drug Co.-adv.
Regular meeting of the Central La
Dor union viii be held in carpenters
! hall, Worthen block, Friday, Feb. "a,
at 1880 p. m. Per order secretary.
Thomas Manson of the firm of
Thomas Manson & Son of Red Bank,
N. j., granite manufacturers, was a
business visitor in town yesterday.
! Miss Amelia Broggi and brother, Ed
ward. who have been visiting with
friends in this city for a few days,
have returned to their home in North
field.
Aaron Gustafson Of Washington
street has returned from New York
City, where he has been spending
week on business connected with his
farm.
There viii be public dance in X. Of
G. hall, Seampini block, Friday eve
ming, Feb. "a. Admission, SOC couple;
extra ladies, 25c each. Everybody in
yited. LADY.
Barre town plates painted a rich
blue with white letters, same length
as number plates; while they last Coo
per pair. Get yours at the Nye Mo-
tor Co.-adv.
Stop in at browns Drug store and
hear "The Gypsy Rose Fox Trot, I"
"Lalawana Lullaby" Don't Leave Me.
Nanny" and while Miami Dreams /"
These are the best yet.-ady.
The Board Of Trade furnished post
card views and booklets in the granite
sheds and industries TO the bankers
association yesterday afternoon as SOU
venirs of Barre's chief industry.
Miss Frances Nelson Of Eastern ave-
nue., who has been confined to her home
for the past two days by illness, re-
sumed her duties at the Granite Man
ufacturers association ~offices this
morning
The Universalist dance, held in the
Quarry Bank hall last evening, was
one of the most successful ever held.
The hall was crowded all evening by
young and older folks endeavoring to
display their knowledge Of the terpsi
chorean art.
Notice: Arrangements have been
made with c. v. r. r.. to hold morn
ing train at NJ. & w. station in Mont
pelier until l.l5 a. M, Saturday to |
accommodate those from Barre attend |
ing the Elks' ball at city hall, Mont /
peler, Friday evening. adv.
Repairs on the house which Paul
Hedwall is erecting on Hill street are
completion following the fire
last December when the house, which
was at that time nearly complete,
caught fire. Mr.. Hedwall plans TO oc-
rupy his new home within a short
time.
The robin has arrived in Barre again
this year to herald the approach OF
spring. A resident of Liberty street
had the opportunity of getting close
view of our red breasted feathered
friend and is. therefore, sure that it
was the harbinger of spring which he
lad the opportunity of seeing early
his week.
The young peoples classes Of the
church hiked yesterday to
South Barre grange hall for a supper
md entertainment. About AZ young
,cople wefe present at the affair and
he supper of spaghetti, rolls, cake
md cocoa did not remain long when
Ittaeked by the hungry party. Games
we're enjoyed throughout the evening
nd dancing was in order until late
'our. A four-piece orchestra made up
# John Freeland and Robert Mulch
m the violins, Amelio Franz on the
ornet and Isabel Milne at the piano,
music for dancing. The party
eturned TO the city at a late hour