The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-22
Talk or THE TOWN

/ Automobile channels and sponges Al
Browns Drug store. adv.
New arrival of hats to-day at Mrs
Birnie's, 4 Laurel street.-adv.
| Irving r. Lane Of New York City
was business visitor in the city yes.
terday.
4 Robert Even Of this city left yes
terday for Claysville, Pa, where he has
secured employment.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James Sullivan of
Brooklyn street are passing the next
few days with relatives in White River
Junction.
Mrs. William Avery, who has been
passing several days with friends in
this city, returned to-day to her home
in st. Adams.
| Barre friends Of Carl ID. Waterman,
who went west last fall, will be in
| terested to know that he is now locat-
ed in Milwaukee, MINI.
| Extra help was put on at the Nash
company store this morning to assist
| the regular clerks during the sale,
which is ON at that store for next
week.
James and William Brodie, who hav.
| ing been passing several days with
their father in this city, who is i'll, re-
turned to their home in Greenfield,
Mass, to-day.
Il. L. House, formerly barber at the
Miers shop in this city, who now opcr-
ates shop of his own in Williams
town, is slowly recovering from his re-
cent serious illness.
Special meeting of Women Of Moose
heart Legion win be held at the home
of Mrs. Archie Allen, ITO South Main
street, Monday night at o'clock sharp.
Important business. Every member
please come.
Miss Garnet Amadon, who is EN-
ployed as stenographer at the Barre
Trust company, left early this morning
for her home in Lancaster, N. H., to
pass the week end with her parents
and friends.
This is the afternoon when s. Fl. S.
shows her next years football team to
the public The game scheduled for
this afternoon between the two Spauld-
ing teams will show up just the kind OF |
mettle which s. H. s. has to compose |
team from next year.
Leland Howe of this city, who is en-
ployed as a pianist at the Magnet the |
atre and who was recently called to his
home in Glens Falls, n ", by the i'll |
ness of his wife, returned to the city |
yesterday to resume duties with the |
orchestra at the theatre.
Louis Jacques. who will be remem-
bered by wrestling and fight fans in
this city as trainer and wrestler, is
now located in Toledo, o., where he IL
employed by the Eckhardt Granite
In his spare moments Mr.
Jacques still practices the ancient
Grecian art of wrestling
Spaulding alumni are being reunited
by circular letters sent out by the az
ISOLATION officers to all members request
ing .their support in helping the asso-
citation keep up old customs of prize
speaking prizes and things of such ma
ture. These circular letters are being
sent to the far-fung Spauiding alumni
in China, Japan, England, France and
South America. 1t is hoped that a
whole hearted response will be received
Is the association needs the support OF
Ill of It's members.
William Hurry of 4 Long street has
reported to the secretary of state that ,
rs he was taking gas for his car at the
flling station of Knight & Taft a team
belonging to Joseph Lezer of Webster
vile ran into the back Of the car, bend
ng the left rear mudguard and denting |
he body. The cause of the accident
was that bolt dropped out of the ,
'hafts of the buggy and the horse be- 1
anne unmanageable. Three persons /
we're thrown out of the buggy but were
lot injured outside OF few scratches
md general shaking up. The report /
$ dated April ri.