The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

II "a. IHtidm OF montgomery was
| the city ON business Saturday.
| George A. Laird Of Cabot was
weekend visitor in this city.
L +. Il. Miner of Hyde Park was
business visitor in the city over tn
week end.
II Arrived to-day large selection q
,attcrn hats. Mrs. BRINE, Laur,
street. adv.
d. A. Perry of the d. A. Perry Rea
Estate agency was in Mortified to
day on business.
We have two new Oldsmobile, close
cars, which we will sell at sacrifice
Drown Motor Car Co.--adv.
| May !, 1922, there will be fish sup
per at the Methodist church, serve,
from $3.50 to o'clock. Price 35c.ad
r.. L. McGovern, of the McGovcr,
Granite company is passing a few day
from the home Office in Hartford
| Conn.,, visiting here.
Miss Garnet Amadon, who has beer
passing few days at her home in Ian
caster, N. H., returned to her employ
ment here to-day.
Miss Elena Barberi of Brook street
returned yesterday to the New York
Musical institute to complete her stud
les, after passing two weeks yaca-
tion at her home here.
The Montpelier post, No. 3, min
81 III 80 or& 81 O - Il. -.
city hall tomorrow night. The show
will be followed by dancing, with Car
rolls orchestra from to LADY.
A sale recently completed through
the d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
by which a house on Batchelder street,
owned by Mrs. G. A. Hart of Walliug-
ford was sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Tassie, who bought for home. They
plan to take possession of the house,
which, by the way, is double tene-
ment, in the near future. In the deal
two adjacent lots were included.
Spaulding students were busy the
latter part Of the week putting stone.
dust on the diamond at Lincoln campus
in order that il may be made smoother
and more perfect. The biggest difficult
ty was to get transportation gratis.
The single Ford truck used was far
from being capable of handling the
whole amount needed for the work
and the management would no doubt
be grateful for any assistance which To-
cal truck owners might wish to give.
"0h, oh. Cindyl' is going to be
success That is what every character,
dancer or chorus girl in ii firmly be
iieves. That Is what each and every
Woman's club member believes--and
inside dope says that the director him
self is well pleased with the progress
being made With a spirit like that
behind it, ooh, Oh, Cindyiv must go
over big. Don't fail to buy your tick.
cts and make your seat reservations
early. Thursday and Friday Of this
week are the big nights, so plan ahead
adv.
An African hall is being prepared
in the Museum Of Natural History in
New York City for which Carl AXE
ley, an artist, sculptor and explorer, il
mounting most of the specimens. He
is noted taxidermist with great skill
in the mounting of the larger ami
mails of the Jungle, especially Gle
plants, which he has gone to Africa
to secure. Mr.. Akeley comes to Barre
from lecture at the University of |
Vermont and will appear in the opera
house tomorrow night as the last |
number on the entertainment course.
adv.
Major L. A. Abbott camp, No. IA.
Sons Of Veterans. and S. of V. Auxil- |
airy, No. 5, will celebrate the Tooth an |
liversary of General L. s. Grant on /
Wednesday, April 26. All @. A. X.
comrades and their wives, also G.. A.
r. widows, s. of V. and S. Of V. A.
members with their families are cor
lially invited TO attend Dinner. will /
,e served at 1880 and supper at $3.50.
\ special program prepared by the ma
ional patriotic instructor of the Grand
Army Of the Republic will be given in
he afternoon.
A baseball game between the first
nd second string teams was played
'aturdas afternoon at Goddard with
he first team winning the game by
core of 2 to 5. Vanotti, Goddard's vet.
ran catcher, was behind the bat for
he first team while Joe Luck did
he hurting. Campbell caught and
fletcher Taylor pitched for the second
tring. Taylor pitched an exceptionally |
ne game and much Is expected of him
uring the ensuing season. Luck also
wirled good ball but at times threw
wv wild ones. Cyran at third and
arnell at second displayed fine form /,
nd handled the ball well, while Sassi
,vered the first sack for the first
ring with much ability. The Goddard .
am leaves Thursday on it's first trip !
trough Massachusetts, playing Har-
ird, Dartmouth and Tufts freshmen !
ygregations. As yet Coach Aldrich has
1t picked the squad which is to make
le trip but il is probable that the FOL. /.
wing win go: Cyran, Driscoll, Var !
III. SASH, Taylor. Luck, Vanotti, Rhu-
nd, Moriarty, Finn and Wiley.