The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-08
TALK or THE TOWN


Public dance every Saturday night,
Quarry Bank hall; CAROLS orchestra
Special car after dance. adv
Edward Glysson, student at Y. Y.
NJ, IL passing the remainder OF the hoi-
days at his home on Perry street.
Miss. Marion Rickert Of fremont
street arrived home to-day from Bos-
ton to pass a short time at her~home
here.
Another special for Saturday. Genu-
inc Thermos bottles, regular price,
s2.os; our price, CSC. Barre Drug com
pany.--adv.
John Leslie Of Nelson street re-
turned last evening from an extended
business trip through New York and
Pennsylvania.
Anthony Gasparello of Washington
street arrived home yesterday, after
passing several days with his brother,
Ben, in Brooklyn.
A daughter, Betty Suzanne, weigh
ing eight and one-fourth pounds, was
born last night to Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin M Riley Of IL Beacon street.
New sport waists, 1925; best per-
Gale. l9c yard; 32-inch Bingham, 25c;
| linen crash, 23c; cotton crash. l2hac.
New Dry Goods Store, Is Elm street.
adv.
M. w. Sanders Of Barre Town, who
has been passing several days here on
business, left to-day for Milford, n. H.,
for short visit with friends and rel
atives.
"St. A. Specials recognized stand.
ard of cigar quality and recognized
standard Of cigar value Deserycdly
popular. All dealers. Raymond Guy
cite, Mfr, st. Adams. Vt.-adv.
Onr price is the same in Barre al
the Royal Tailors charge in their big
city stores in Chicago and New York
very low in price for high grade
clothes. The Royal Tailor Man.--ady
Wall paper, paints and varnish At
greatly reduced prices; firstclass work
manship papering and painting. Ernest
Jnrries, 374 North Main street, phone
le4-M. Open dan, a. m. 70 ? p. M
adv.
spaulding alumni attention. If you
have copy of the glee club book
Standard Song Classics, which you are
willing to sell, telephone so or low
this weekday.
"The Queen Of the Waves will show
the development of electricity on oar
ocean vessels. II win show our man Of
war ships in action. universalist
church, Sunday, 7:l5 P. m. Everybody
welcome adv.
According to cards received by
friends in this city Maurice Watkins
who left about month ago TO visit
his grandfather, John Cook, in Caiifor.
mia, is expected to arrive here about
next Tuesday or Wednesday.
Piano recital Monday evening al
s:I5. Magnet theatre, given by Elena
Barberi. with the assistance of Mrs
| Holden, soprano, and Garibaldi Bar
| beri, cornetist, under auspices OF Amer
lean Legion. Don't miss this. See pro
| gram. adv.
The article recently appearing in Th'
Times on the condition of the Contra
Vermont station is evidently havint
| its effect Every window in the build
ing was shining this morning fresl
from a recent bath. Further develop
ments in this cleanup campaign ma.
be expected any moment now.
Miss Marjorie Beckley, who has beer
attending the Sargent school Of physi
cal culture in Cambridge, Mass, ar
rived home to-day, accompanied by he
mother, Mrs. F. d. Beckley of Parl
street. Miss Beckley was recently TAX
en- i'll at the school and her mother wa
sent for. She has not entirely recov
cred from the effects Of this illness AM
is home to recuperate.
The first regular rehearsal for "oh
Oh, Cindy,v the play to be presente'
in the near future by the Barre Won
ans club, was held in the America
Legion hall last evening. Chorus mem
bers, as well as members of the cast
were given about three hours prelim
mary practice by Mr.. POLAND, who
by the way. is a very accomplishe'
dancer and musician. Affairs are pro
crossing in a very satisfactory name
and Barre may look forward to on
of the finest local talent shows eve
produced here.