The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-31
TALK or THE TOWN
A real bargains Gillette razor Tor
soc, al Browns Drug store. ADV.

soc, al browns Drug store.--adv.
Victor records 90 on sale February
nj the old stand OF the Baileys MUSIC
Rooms, 20 Pearl street. --adv.
Mrs. Norris Merton and daughter
Laura. OF Concord, N. H., are passing
a few days in Barre with relatives.
Lester Carpenter, who has been pass
| ing few days in Burlington visiting
friends, has resumed his duties at the
Granite City Press.
House for Sale: 9s Washington
street; best location in Barre. FOR
information write Clinton i. Millar'
+. .. box 40, Quincy Mass'--ady.
Take a Zip from the cop; BE a. enc
| Spaulding assembly hall carly ihurs.
day night if you wish 70 get q seat
for the operetta, "All at Sea. ADV.
Does medical missionary receive
any reward for their scrvicesl u IN
doubt see .sThe Pill Bottle" Wednes-
day. Feb. s, at the Brook street pap
fist mission. adv
Harley J. keenan,, who mas pech
working in Barre for several months
left Yesterday afternoon to return 20
his home at Tarrytown, n. u, where
he has obtained position.
A business meeting of the ladies aid
will be held at the Baptist church on
wednesday evening at 1:30 to make
plans for the year II is important
that every member be there
Rub Partisan Sage on your head and
YOU will not have to scratch the dan
druff of; cures itching scalp, gives a
h,xuriant head OF beautiful hair. =. A.
Drown sells it on money back PLAN
adv.
Miss L. Il. Hamilton, an investigation
for The state board OF charities, VINO
has been passing few days N Barre
visiting friends, left yesterday TO go
to Stove, where she viii investigate q
case.
John OIaeary and Patrick Brown,
who left Barre January for Mt Gem
ems. Mich, to seek relief at the sanato-
rum there for rheumatism. are expect .
ed home tomorrow, having received
great benefit from the treatment
Mrs. Frances Watkins Of East street
entertained al bridge party at her
home Yesterday afternoon for the BEN
eft Of the Red Cross. Twelve tables
were IN play and a tidy sum Of mon
ey was realized. Refreshments we're
served during the afternoon BY Mrs
Watkins.
The first sign OF spring TO appear IN
Barre will come tomorrow. The stone
sheds will 90 back to the 1;l5 she'd
,le. All sheds which are operating VIII
commences work at 1:l5 o'clock until
March l.. when the whistles will blow
AT o'clock once more and viii con-
tinue at that hour until fall.
u J. Dashner has been called TO Bos-
ton by the serious illness OF his -on,
Emery Dashper, who is employed IN
that city but who is widely known
here. No details Of the young mans
illness have been received here but Il
i expected his father win be away
from the city Tor the remainder OF
| the week.
The model for the Barre soldiers and
sailors memorial, which il proposed to
be erected this year, Will be among the
war memorials on show at the SIth an
nual exhibition Of the Architectural
| league OF New York, which opens sun
| day and continues for month. Mod
els of practically all of the memorials
| 10 be erected about the country will be
displayed and viii include the gorgeous
| liberty war memorial TO be erected in
Kansas CITY. G. Paul Jennewein. the
sculptor, whose model won the COM
petition for the design Of the Barre
memorial, il exhibiting his model.
Another basketball treat is on the
cards for the Barre fans for Tomorrow
might when the crack Barre Legion
auintet clashes with the speedy Go. +
| Ave OF Northfield at Spaulding gym,
The Northiield boys viii come here
with reputation unexcelled IN the
state and as the Barre team has dem
onstrated just what it can do with
basketball several timcs this season
considerable fun is assured. The Barre
team viii lineup as follows: WILSON,
left forward; Cerasoli, right forward !;
Iuudholm. center; Haskell, right
guard; Oliver, left guard with Bjorn,
Booth and Paul available for any posi-
ton.
Mrs. Eva Steward and her family
left Barre yesterday afternoon for
Mooseheart. ILL.,. where they viii make
their home. Mrs. Steward is the widow
Of William Steward. who died in Feb
ruary. 1927, rs the result of injuries
he sustained when he fell down flight
OF stairs in the Worthen block. Moose
heart is q reservation conducted by the
Loyal Order of Moose OF tho country
for the widows and children Of mem
bers OF the order and has no equal IN
the country. The children are not only
educated but are also Taught trades
and are kept at the reservation until
they reach their minority. Highly mod.
ern buildings, first-class equipment and
an estate OF hundreds of acres make
lmp the reservation. With Mrs. Steward
were her sons, Wallace, James, Clar-
ence and Arthur. Her daughter, Lessel,
also left Barre but she was going TO
Benton Harbor. Mich, where she had
obtained employment.