The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06
TALK on THE TOWN

shoes just arrived at Shea's. --adv.
Leo Clarici of Waterbury was a Wis.
itor in the city over the week end,
N. Pelaggi, Mortified granite man
ufacturer, is in the city to-day on bust
ness.
| MN! Nm! But they're good. Those
Eskimo pies at the Barre Drug COM
pany adv.
! Mrs. Me- Fisher went TO Boston for
| the week end to visit her husband, who
is employed in that locality.
Dependable cigars st. A. specials
l0c; three for 25c Ask your dealer.
Raymond Guyette, Mfr, st. Albans.-
adv.
| Mrs. Il. A. Camp left this morning
for Saratoga Springs, n. ~, being
called by the serious illness OF her sis
| ter.
| Mrs. Brunetta Gnernieri OF Norris
vile is spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. r, Ciardi Of Zanleoni
place.
Miss Marion Persons Of Waterbury
spent the week end in this city with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Houston of Maple
avenue
Miss Alice Salter, who has been i'll
at her home at 100 Seminary street,
resumed work this morning at the
Peerless mills.
The annual meeting of the Barre
Landlords association win be held in
the city court room Tuesday evening,
Feb. Z, at 1880
House for Rent: 9S Washington
street; best location in Barre. For
information write Clinton #. Millar,
p. 0. box 43. Quincy, Mass.---adv.
Ladies Of the Cheadroman attention!
The regular meeting will be held at
Mrs. r. G. Mores February s, Every
member please bring a question for the
question box, also money for the sun
shine. fund.
There will be public whist and 800
party in X. Of G. hall, s'campini block,
Wednesday, Feb. 8. Cards will be
played from until 10. Dancing from
10 to II. Everybody invited Admis'
sion, 25c each. adv.
A back firing automobile and excited
residents Of Gurrier block resulted in a
hurry call for squad A and the light
fire truck Saturday night about $3.50
o'clock A thorough investigation failed
to reveal the cause of the smoky smell
other than that above.
The Sunday school classes Of Mrs
Rickert, Mrs. Vinton, Mrs. McGiafiln
and Miss Spear, who are to go on the
hike Tuesday afternoon please meet at
Miss Spears home, 20 jefferson street,
at o'clock. A supper will be given
the bows and girls at 9 o'clock IN the
basement OF the Church of the Good
Shepherd
Hunting SCENE to be in order this
week for two parties have left the city.
The first party, comprised Of j. b. Cas-
ellini. Joseph Calcagni and Warden y.
B. Bottamini expect to spend week IN
hunting and fishing. The second, com
posed OF p. Massie, George Murray,
Robert Mercer, Charles Cato and Jo-
seph Brusa, expect to remain about
two weeks. Their headquarters are at
the Jackson camp.
This morning at the Spaulding as
semblv hall, football letters were
awarded to the men who earned them
last fall. The following men were 80
honored: Abbiatti, captain-elect Tor
1923: Fleetwood, Captain O'heefe,
Crichton. CALI, Miles, Watkins,
OLeary. Slayton, Bradley. Seayer,
Ericsson and Eager. This being Prin-
cipal Il. G. Hunts last appearance at
assembly before leaving for his new
position in Burlington, special dialogue
and declarations were in order Mr..
Hunt spoke briefly to the students on
his relations with the students as
body and as individuals. He also ex'
pressed his appreciation OF the spirit
shown in athletics at the school. he
expressed his appreciation OF the clean
game which Spaulding played but told
the assembly that they could not al
WAYS expect to win the championship
The games recently played at Bnrling
ton against Burlington high and Cathe-
dral high were the finest games
Spaulding has ever played in that To-
cality, in his estimation. He expressed
his wish. in closing. that Spaulding
would always show the same spirit in
all school activities.