The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-07
TALK on THE TOWN


was a visitor in the city yesterday
Lee Shipman of the Hotel Barre left
this morning for Lebanon, N. H., OF
a business trip.
Mrs. Glenn Perry of Highland ave
\ nue. began work this morning at the
Mrs. Shepard store, Inc.
| Allan Smith Of Wodsyille, who has
been visiting here, returned to that
place yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Roger yeino Of South Main
street has gone to East Calais, where
she was called upon to do some nurs-
ing.
Rev. DIR. Cahill of st. Monica S
church, who was recently called by
| illness to West Rutland, returned to
the city to-day.
Jerome H. Donahue, formerly of
Barre, has recently purchased the meat
market and grocery store known as
the Cloverdale, in Rutland.
just arrived, new lot of silk striped
shifting, prunella for skirts and tweed
for suits, also other goods Little Dry
Goods store, 5 Cottage street, off North
Main.--adv.
''St. A. Specials" a recognized stand
ard OF cigar quality and recognized
standard of cigar valve. Deservedly
popular All dealers. Raymond Guy
cite, Mfr, st, Adams, vt.--adv.
Rub Partisan Sage on your head and
You will not have to scratch the dand-
ruff off; cures itching scalp, gives lux
uriant head of beautiful hair. Il. A.
Drown sells it on money back PLAN
adv.
Firemen's ball, Montpelier city hall,
st. Patrieks day, Friday, March IL.
Concert, 5 to o, furnished by White
Entertainment bureau Of Boston;
dancing, to | music by Carroll's or
chestra.-ady.
Wanted force, health, vigor. |
weight. Let BitroP Phosphate supply |
those wants. Let is bring nerve quiet,
restful sleep, appetite and happiness.
Buy it at E. A. Drown & Co. drug
store and stop worrying.-ady.
Miss Florence Dudley was pleasant
ly surprised last evening when % Of /
her friends reminded her it was her
l4th birthday anniversary. Singing
and games were enjoyed by all As a
token in behalf of her friends, Miss Tia
Bushey presented Miss Dudley gold
pencil She received many other nice
presents. Refreshments OF sandwiches,
cake and cocoa were served, after
which the guests departed, wishing
their hostess many more birthday an
One Of the local granite manufac-
turers found it no easy thing TO get
his car out of the electric street car
tracks when the sides are slippery, even
with the required chains on the rear
wheels. In trying to drive his We
licle from the tracks the wheels man
aged to assume trigged position
which made progress in any direction
until the huge coal laden
.ruck of the d. NJ. Miles Coal COM
1any came TO the rescue and pulled
he car out of its predicament.
Edward Avis, famous naturalist and
'ird mimic, whose name and work is
widely known through his lectures and
records, will give lee
at Hedding M. f. church
tuesday evening, March 7, at 5 p. m.
ir. Avis art consists of whistling and
he imitation of bird songs on violin,
0 the accompaniment OF large mum.
er of colored slides showing bird life. |
! musician himself. he has succeeded !
a setting to score the Characteristic
ongs of many birds, Admission. 25c
irs. Avis comes under the auspices /
{ the educational department Of the !
,arre Womans club.--ady. N II
Another basketball double header
Till be staged in the Spaulding gym !
asium tomorrow evening when tine
|. H. s. girls team VIII line up against
girls team from st. Johnsbury, and c
he Spaulding regulars will match their 9
kill with the team from Cathedral
Ugh. The Cathedral boys edged out {
he local team in the game played at
arlington some time ago and Spauld, y
lg expects to retaliate by defeating Y
he Cathedral boys by safe margin.
athedral high defeated the Burlington
sam and as Spaulding must play Bur
ngton on Friday night the game. to-
borrow may give some inkling as to
NV hadlv Ruriington hivh will no d. o