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

III ~. N. himDdE OF EHuSuuik a.
was business visitor in the city yes
terday and to-day.
H Mrs. +. J. Valley OF Camp street !
spending few days visiting wit
u friends IN Burlington
H The hospital aid will meet at tn
hospital Friday afternoon at 2:30 TO
its regular sewing meeting.
Masquerade ball, with prizes, at So
cialist hall, Saturday, March A. Whit
Mountain Jazz orchestral adv.
h Frederick Nielsen, young son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Nielsen, who has beer
quite sick, remains about the same.
i Steven Woodward Of Windsor was il
the city to-day to take radium treat
ment from DR. Robinson of the Miles
block.
/, John Hoagland Of Brooklyn, n. Y.
was business visitor in the city yes
| terday. He also renewed acquaintance
with former service friends here.
/ The Glover club will meet tomorrow
! friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
with Mrs. M. Il. Dorward, | Summer
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street. Subject, Current Events"
4 Painters are at work to-day giving
the Quarry Savings Bank and Trust
company a new coat of paint and the
| interior of the bank is assuming a
neater appearance.
!, Miss Lillian Ladd Of South Barre, a
student at Goddard seminary, has been
confined to her home for the past few
days by a slight attack of the grippe
but is now able to resume her studies,
When cleaning house this spring, if
you find vases which you can do with
out, you win confer great favor on
the hospital by donating them to that
institution. where there is shortage
of them.
Wall paper at Rockers. Have you
seen our big new stock of spring pa
pers? We have never had better line
than at the present time. Papers for
every room. New patterns reduced
prices.
The toboggan chute on Trow Hill
was cleaned OF its coat of snow yes
terday and despite the light fall this
morning it is In good condition for use
and large number of the young PEG.
pie throughout tho city are taking adj
vantage of the opportunity for night
sliding.
Auction Saturday afternoon and eve
ming; goods from the l.. Nj. Averill
estate at the store formerly occupied
- l.n - I'll
block. Paint, wall paper, tea, coffee,
nails. other merchandise, egg cases,
strawberry crates, lots OF empty con-
tanners, parlor organ, folding bed and
hundreds Of other things. ID. A. Perry,
auctioneer.--adv.
Auction Saturday afternoon and eve
ming; goods from the l.. M. Averfll
estate at the store formerly occupied
by the Eastern Estate Tea CO., Averill
block. Paint, wall paper, tea, coffee,
nails, other merchandise, egg cases,
strawberry crates, lots of empty con-
tanners, parlor organ, folding bed and
hundreds of other things. D. A. Perry,
auctioneer--adv
Legion men had the opportunity of
trying their skill against a profession
al boxer yesterday in the Legion hall,
for Billie Coogan, who IL 10 contend
with Midget Levin in Burlington to-
morrow night for the bantamweight
crown, gave several OF them chance
to see what they could do in good
stiff work out. Several of them showed
skill but their wind
seemed to be sadly deficient.
After March we do not wish to buy
raw fur except spring rat for which |
we will pay full value, We thank you
all. especially those who put confidence |
in MS and shipped their furs to us. II |
may please our friends to know that |
we have had over one hundred shippers |
and handled over $4,000 worth Of furs |
this season, which is $4,000 more than |
we ever handled before. Again we
thank you all and hope we may make |
as many more friends next year. We |
also hope our business relation will be
IS pleasant in the future as il has
been in the past, Yours truly, c. L.
Silver, the fur man, and son, Plain
field, Vt.-adv.
One hundred and twenty FIVE mem
Ders of Harmon review, No. |, gathered
It n. of p. hsll last evening for their
'egular meeting. The first degree was
conferred upon class of ~ candi-
lates and 10 new applications were re-
'eived Supper was served at O'Clock
~ an efficient committee, with Mrs
Nary chsples acting as chairman. II
vas decided at the meeting 10 in,
lite Mrs. Charlotte Benson to give
ak to the Maccabees and their friends
o which the public would be invited /
n X. of P. hall next Monday evening
Il S o'clock. After the meeting, dane
ne was in order until midnight
About $50 members Of Vincitia club
'athered at their rooms last evening
or the third Of the series of matches
'etween the young" and the "old' OF
he club membership. Chess. checkers.
500" cribbage. duplicate whist, pool
nd billiards were the divisions Of the
match, and when the summary was
CURED IL was found that the "olds had
riumphed over youth" 10 the extent
Z 81 TO 10 and had, in addition, car
led of two of three Of the winter Sc
les. In chess and checkers the oldsters
lere eclipsed, losing the former, 0 TO 9.
nd the latter, 0 to I. In cribbage the
old were supreme, to o; and in du-
licate whist, too, they won by the
core Of to 2. In $780, pool and bill.
ards Il was a standoH in each case.
be score in 500 being five each and
! the others IL was four each. A buffet
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