The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

\ Package sale on at Barre Drug Co
| Get one o-night.--adv.
"Stops the tickle. browns cough
syrup; 35c a bottle. adv
Charles LaBarron of Plainfeld was
| visitor in the city to-day.
!. New Year dance, Bailey hall, Mont
peler, Tuesday, Jan. 2.--adv
Postcard views Of views of Barre 80
years ago at Martins Book store
adv.
4 New packages, numbering 200, added
to package sale at Barre Drug Co
adv.
! Work will be resumed Wednesday
morning, instead of Tuesday. Mari a.
Gordon, Ine.--ady.
/ Chicago the very latest and popu-
lar song hit direct from Broadway at
Littlefeld 's.-adv.
N. Lamps Of Keene, N. H., arrived in
the city last evening on a few days
| business visit.
Public dance every Saturday night,
Quarry Bank hall; CAROLS orchestra.
| Special car after dance.-adv.
| Delicious lemon cream sherbet, also
chocolate ice cream, for New Years
day at browns Drug store. ady.
Harry Kelly of Hartford, Conn, who
has been passing week in the city,
returned to his home last evening
New Years sunlight hop, Bailey hall,
Montpelier, 1880 to A p. M; 35c per
head Summers seven-piece orchestra,
adv
Mrs. Edison Lander of the Nash com
pany store, who has been i'll for the
past few days, has gone to her home in
Plainiield.
The Charles Dow auction in East Or
anee has been postponed until Monday,
Jan. |, at 10 a. m. d. A. Perry, auc-
tioneer-adv.
All stores, members of the Barre Re-
tail Merchants association, Inc, will |
be closed all day Monday, Jan /, 1923,
New Years. day. adv.
Don't fail to attend the rummage |
sale held by the Salvation Army to-
day Saturday, beginning at 10 a. M
at 70 North Main street.--ady.
Harry Corologos of Keene, N. H., ar /
rived in the city last evening on bus
mess visit. MIR. Corologos expects to |
locate in the candy business here.
We viii call for your battery and
put 1t in winter storage. Expert at.
tention at reasonable prices. Kelly q
Nelson, Main street garage. Tel. no.
adv.
Mrs. Robert 0. Fowler of Lebanon,
N. H., who has been passing a few
days at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. c. Glysson, of Perry street,
returned this morning to her home.
Members of the Greenwood Racquet
club held snowshoe hike last evening,
which took them to the Slayton csmpl
on the east hill, where very enjoyable
good time and luncheon were held. The
party, with their chaperones, returned
70 the tity al ~ idbc muir. I.
Charles H. Simmons, who formerly
was conductor on the local passenger
rains and who was later transferred to
Burlington and then to Montpelier
Junction, has been re-assigned to the
ocal run, according TO notice re-
,eived from headquarters at st. Al
,ans.
Workmen from the Barre and Mont
,elier Traction and Power company, I
Iided by the sweeper car, were busy a
his morning digging out the Wash I
ngton street car line so that operations =
ould be resumed on that branch. II I
5 claimed by motormen who operate
he cars running up the hill that the q
eavy snow is not as much to blame 7
or causing the cars to stop running I
n the line as are the motorists who Y
Fill persist in driving on the tracks, :
making hard coating of snow on the
ails over which the light "electrics'
annot make their way.
On the heels of the big storm yes
erday came cold snap last night,
he mercury registering almost as low
$ a week ago. Various thermometers
bout Barre registered 20 below zero
nd at the Ross barber shop near De-
ot square the glass marked "a below
{ Z o'clock this morning just FIVE
ears ago this morning the record cold
or Vermont was registered. Barre
lilkmen coming to town that dav
nth reports of 90 below zero and the
pirit Thermometer at Walter Perkins
ONE on Elm street registering 6s be-
NV. The official temperature taken
I the Mortified weather bureau was
2.
Women of Mooseheart legion. Barre
hapter, No. 40s, held its regular meet
ig in X. of P. hall Thursday evening.
'ec. 2s. The following officers were
lected TO serve for the year 1923. Mrs.
lyde Reynolds, acting as grand in
falling officer, assisted by Mrs. James
Iurras, grand guide; Mrs. Attic Chris
e. senior regent; Mrs Christina JEFF
ay, past senior regent; Mrs. James
Goth, junior regent; Mrs. Clyde Rev
lids, chaplain; Mrs. Isabella Hogc.
easurer; Mrs. Dora Nicholson. re-
rider; Mrs. Archie Allan, first guide;
rs. Emily Young. argus; Mrs. Her
on Hills. sentinel; Miss Catherine
'cnce, grand organist Immediately
Ter the installation, a vetr Of thanks
as given Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Muir
y for their excellent services. Next
order came a few well-chosep