The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-24

\ Regular meeting of l.. A., A. Q. II
| to night at 1910 Worthen hall.
Miss Ruth I. Hopkins of Brandon !
| in Barre foi a few days visiting witt
| friends
II William b. Jones Of Manchester, y
HI, arrispd III Barre Yesterday to re
main Jaw days on business.
George Greenwood, representa-.
Durham Bros, Of Brattleboros Is u
Barre for few days on business.
Mrs. Mary McGiIvary and son, Wal
FER. Of Newport arrived in Barre yes
terday to pass few days with friends
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur A. Benoit have
returned to their home in Derby after
passing week with relatives in Barre
Jesse Fielding of Portland, Me-, rep.
resenting Lunn a Sweet Of that city
is III Barre for a few days on bust
| ness.
/ Miss Rose Morrill, Of johnson ar.
rived II Barre yesterday afternoon 70
pass 4 week with friends on Franklin
! street.
/ Miss Lecna Newton Of Middlesex re-
! turned to her home yesterday, after
passing several days in Barre with rel
atives.
House for sale, 9s Washington
street. best location in Barre. For in
formation write Clinton r. Millar, r.
o. box 43, Quincy, Mass. adv.
Miss Jeanette Sykes was suddenly
called to her home in Leominster,
Mass. BY the death Of her foster ia
Their She left On the midnight train
Friday.
The newly elected officers Of Barre
lodge, No, 1873. n. i. Q. r. will be IN
stalled at the regular meeting to.mor
row night. Members from the different
lodges in this vicinity are expected to
be present.
Harry b. Hougllton, parcel post car
rier 1T tide postoiice. is confined to
his home on Elm street with illness.
Mr.. Hougnton drives the delivery truck
and during his absence Clyde Lawless
i assigned to the machine.
Gain weight. Steady your nerves.
Enrich your blood Let Bitro-Phos
phate help to renew your youthful
energy and bring the glow Of health to
your chicks. Positively guaranteed.
Obtaiaab,c at L. A. Drown 4 Go.
drug sforc-adv.
Good time ahead. Where Quarry
BANK hall. Wednesday evening, Uni
versalist church ladies union dance.
Everybody come Dancing from s to-
j. CAROLS orchestra. 81 per couple
extra ladies', 35c. Tickets now on sale
on Main street. Ycu can't afford 70
miss this good time. adv.
The ease of Burton Leonard Of South
Barre, who was arrested Friday night
in the south end on a charge of intoxi-
cation, las been continued to Monday
for sen. eucs Leonard pleaded guilty
when aTraiened before Judge Edwin L.
Scott Saturday afternoon.
Old Mr.. Thermometer suffered an
other sinking spell this morning. and
his faithful attendants claim i was
the lowest this year. On Main street |
up to y o'clock all thermometers regis.
tered Is degrees below or lower while |
those on the higher places about the |
city averaged from ~ to rs. The |
at the X. l.. Clark feed /
store was "a below, according TO the
there at 7 o'clock and,
while this thermometer registers bit
low It il believed to be within four de
grees Of accuracy. That this figure
must be nearly correct was shown by
a thermometer on South Main street
near the bridge. which also showed 81
below. However, it was the old faith
ful spri. thermometer on Elm street
which carried of the honors. This
showed inst AZ degrees below Mt Q
o'clock and had risen only three de
yreeS n. 7.3n