The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-04
TALK or THE TOB'N

Mrs. Edward Burke Of North Main
street has gone to Moretown to spend
4 few DAYS with her parents there.
The A. 0. H. annual dance Thursday
night, Jan. 8. A real good time Tor
members and their friends; u per cou-
ple.-ady.
Lyndol Lebourveau has returned 70
his studies al the Albany Business col
lege, after spending the holidays at his
home here.
Mrs. Max Weinberg and her son,
Miles, Of Port Chester, n. *, arrived
in Barre to-day to pass few weeks
with relatives.
+. A. Presbrey Of New York City ar
rived In Barre yesterday TO pass q lew
days on business connected with the
presbrey-Lcland Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond J. Arkley
and daughter. Frances, returned Mon
day night from Springfield, Mass,
where they visited relatives;
Over twice as many people have AL
ready Joined the Christmas club as
joined last year. There's reason Call
at the Granite Savings bank and learn
wflys--adv.
Miss Natalie Jameson, student in
the department Of music at McGil uni
yersity, Montreal, passed the Christ
mas holidays with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jameson OF the Morse
block.
DIR. r. II. Warlx Of Boston and Miss
Mildred Wark of Burlington have been
guests the past week at the home OF
their mother. Mrs. Margaret Wark,
and brother, DIR. J. A. Wark OF Keith
avenue.
There has been gratifying sale OF
tickets for the glee club concert IN tne
Magnet theatre tonight. Tickets VIII
be ON sale at the Magnet office to-day.
Reservation may be made as long as
the reserved seats ast.-adv.
One member Of the Tufts musical
clubs to be heard at the Magnet theatre
to night is Gordon Reardon, Well
known locally as being the son OF Rev.
j. b. Reardon, formerly pastor OF the
Universalist church, but now of Quin-
cy, Mass. The clubs gave concert in
Montpelier last evening
As a result of contest conducted
throughout the country in the stores
OF the United Drug CO., in which
gold watch was given in each state to
the salesman or saleslady selling the
largest amount Of epson salts in the
month Of October, Miss Dolly Cormack
Of the Red Cross pharmacy has been
awarded the watch for Vermont. Miss
Cormack competed with clerks in 4S
gtores III Vermont and her total sales
| for the month was 200 pounds. The
store during the contest sold over 600
pounds.
There hasn't been much said about
that Barre Legion Service company 81
Montpelier basketball game Saturday
night but OF course that's because
| the Barre lads sprung a surprise and
brought back the proycrbial bacon. The
Barre boys are doubly proud of the ~
to ~ win because of the fact that the
speedy Stacy Clark, the Capital City
five star, was PLAYING on the Service
company quintet. However, Clark was
we'll nigh powerless before the air
tight guarding Of Haskell OF the Barre
five. Haskett and Johnston, the guards,
played a whirlwind game and the 9TH
err boys on the team are still singing
the praises Of the plucky pair. The
game was played in three periods and
the third was the usual Barre Legion
windup. More like football was the
verdict Of the boys when the dust had
settled and they were preparing for
home. However, Barre won and the
rough tactics OF the losers were over
looked and soon forgotten.
Yesterday afternoon in Quarry Bank
hall the Barre Woman's club held its
regular monthly meeting. Under the
direction OF Mrs. Alexander Smith, a
program for Federation day was ar
ranged. Mrs. VIII Holden. accompanied
BY Miss Elene Barberi, sang delight
fully two solos Miss Jean Pinney Of
Montpelier. state factory inspector,
gave a most interesting and instruc-
tive address concerning her work. Few
realized before that last year over Il
600 accidents occurred which were re-
ported % OF which were fatal At the
close OF the talk, Proctor Martin
played well piano solo and pleas
ingly responded with an encore, Dainty
refreshments were served by the hos.
pitality committee. Mrs. Warren Cum
mings and Mrs. Edward Mckay had
charge Of the candy sale, given by the
directors Of the club, the proceeds OF
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