The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-16
TALK or THE TOWN

] Rummage sale, Saturday, Universal
list church; $3.50 until 0.--adv.
4. j. Carroll OF this city left to-day
for New York for few days,
/ Two Pathe monographs 10 be sold
at sacrifice to close out Barre Drug
/ Co.--ady.
G. w. Perry Of the d. A. Perry Real
| Estate agency was visitor IN East
Orange yesterday.
A. B. Guerin of Pittsfeld, Mass, who
has been in town for several days. on
business, left for his home yesterday,
Dependable cigars-"St A. specials"
! l0c; three for o5c. Ask your dealer.
Raymond Guyette. MFR, St. Adams
adv,
Chauncey M. Wiley Of Maple Grove
street has returned to this city, after
spending a few days in Boston on bus
/ mess.
The illusion, ''Vivisection." the most
talked of act in the country to-day,
will be shown at the Magnet FRIDAY
afternoon and evening. adv.
+. A. Drown, the well-known drug
gist, has special proposition for any
one who is suffering with rheumatism.
ASK about the Rheuma plan.- adv.
To rent. Two tenemclfts OF five
rooms each, newly papered and paint
ed, in first-class shape, in the Giad-
ding block. Keys at browns Drug
| store. adv.
| II. "A. Hutchinson, who recently I'M
derwent an operation for u cataract
on his eve is able to be out, after
having been confined TO his home Tor
the past week.
For sale. The r. J. Stewart house at
| 80 Patterson street; can be used as
home or double tenement; large gar
den, garage and henhonsc; everything
modern and A No. | shape.-a
Old and young peoples public
masquerade dance, Cobble hill, Thurs
day, Feb. 10. Music by LandIs orches-
ira. Refreshments at intermisslon-
all couples; wearing costumes, 3oci
all couples without costumes, 50c;
extra ladies free. Prizes given as
usual.
Because she refused to sign the
agreement necessary to have her placed
on probation, Mrs. Domenico Sandri
of Third street, who was fined in Barre
city court recently for violation Of the
LIQUOR laws after a disclosure and raid,
was taken in charge yesterday after
noon BY Sheriff Frank II. Tracy to be
escorted to the woman's workhouse at
Rutland for term Of one year the
sentence imposed upon her IN connec-
tion with a fine Of $500. Mrs. Sandri
made no specific objection TO the terms
Of the probation but said it was too
much bother so the court ordered her
committed to the institution in Rut
land. Mrs. Sandri paid the fine of $500
and costs soon after pleading guilty to
the charge.
At the suggestion of one of the em-
ployes of the Barre and Montpelier
Traction and Power Co., a substantial
purse Of money has been presented by
the men who are employed on the road
TO George +. Howe, who Ii the oldest
motorman in the employ of the com
pany. Mr.. Howe commenced working
when the road was started and Is the
only one now in employment who has
remained constantly with the com
pany. Probably Charles II. Reagan is
the next longest in point OF service,
although he was several years of the
payroll. MIR. Howe has been i'll for
some months and the men felt that
they would add little cheer to the
family by sending the money TO Mr..
Howe, which was done early this week.
sums ranging from dollar to ten dol
lars were contributed in making up
the purse.