The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-26
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| Watch for 35c package sale at Barr
Drug Co., Thursday --adv.
| For sale: One 1922 Ford touring ca
in good condition. II. i. Cutler q Sol
adv.
Louis SASH Of Hartford, Conn,
visiting at his home on Granite stree
over the holiday.
Miss Stella Mayo Of Waltham, Mass
is visiting her sister, Mrs. CARR
Brooks of Camp street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. oliver and fam
4 lily Of st. Johnsbury are visiting rela
tives here during the week.
Miss Ruth Sowden, teacher il
Hartford, Conn, is spending the holi
day recess at her home here.
| John Muiry returned to Lynn. Mass.
to-day, after having spent Christina:
at his home on Bassett street.
Miss Emily Dodge is spending hel
vacation from the University of Yer
mont with her parents in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cenci are entertaining
at their home on Summer street over
the holidays their niece from Beverly
Mass.
| Louis Bottiggi, who has been EN-.
ployed in st. Johnsbury, arrived home
Saturday and will remain with his
family.
Miss Jessie Muiry Of Hanover, N. IT.,
visited at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Muiry, Of Bassett street
yesterday.
Harold Wilson Of Mattapan, Mass,
and Arthur Wilson Of Springfield,
Mass, are visiting friends and relatives
in the city.
Baptist Philatheasl The annual bus
mess meeting will be held with Mrs.
=. X. Batchelder, AZ Hill street, on
Wednesday evening at 1880.
South Barre grange will hold its last
regular meeting for the year Thursday
evening with surprise party and pro-
gram. Refreshments win be served
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sipser of Phila-
delphia spent Christmas with the lat
ter's father, Henry A. Phelps, in Barre,
returning this morning to their home.
Roy A. Kidder OF Hartford, Conn.
arrived in the city Saturday night to
visit his mother, Mrs. Nellie Kidder, of
Summer street until after New Years.
It's comingl Another of those enjoy
able dancing parties in Quarry Bank
hall Thursday, Dec. 2S. CAROLS or
chestra- Auspices Uniyersalist church.
--adv.
Miss Marion Stickney is spending the
holiday season at the home of her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. o. G. Stickney, com
ing Monday morning from Winchester,
Mass.
The matron and inmates OF the City
farm wish to thank the Methodist and |
Catholic churches and John Rosso for |
fruit sent at Christmas and also de-
sire especially to thank William Bar
clay for the use of his victrola during |
the holiday season.
The annual meeting of the woman's |
association of the Congregational |
,hurch will be held Wednesday at $50
,. m The yearly reports viii be given
md officers elected for the ensuing
rear. II IL hoped there win be a large
attendance. Business of Importance.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Langley of
N. H., and Miss Estheri
4angley of Springfield, Mass, returned
o their respective homes to-day after
pending Christmas at the home of
heir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. +. Lang
ey. Miss Marcia Langley, a student
n the Connecticut College for Won
N, win remain at home for little
While longer before returning to take
'p her itudies again.
While sojourning in the south for
he benefit of his health, which was
impaired by long illness, Douglas M.
Barclay Of Barre has been putting in
ONE time at the traps, as the results
I the weekly competition at the Pine
urst, n. G, Gun club course last
Feek indicates. He finished as high
I'm in the l00-target tournament and
ID the field by a margin OF four birds,
18th 90 actual breaks to his credit. r. ..
L Jeffrey of Columbus. a high -handi- !
ap man, won the handicap trophy
18th T7-22-99 for his score, Barclay
nishing second in this department Of
he tourney with D0-S-9s.
The following item will be of inter- Z
It locally: "aBil' Emslie. Richmond !
Ugh school football product and star \
n the Earlham college football team I
'r the past three seasons, was an I
ounced the captain for the 1923 foot I
All team at the annual football ban '
net held at the college Thursday eve
ing. Emslie captained the high school =
'otball team in 1919. when Richmond II
ok up the gridiron sport after a lapse u
practically ten years. Emslie was / {
so track star when in high school.
e took third place in the quarter mile 4
ce OF the high school state meet, his n
st year in the Richmond school. He ?
v been the lightest backfield man on
e Earlham team in several years. His d
eight is seldom over 1876 pounds" Mr.. N
mslie is the son of Mr.. and John p. Il
mslie. former residents of Barre but n
W Of Richmond, Ind. and a nephew y
Mrs. Henry Alexander Of Branch =
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