The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-10
TALK or THE TORN

Foss chocolates, Doe a pound a.
browns Drug store. adv.
II. y. Miller Of Mortified was in tho
city yesterday on business.
Elmer Amsden OF Brookfeld was
business visitor In town to-day.
The original ice cream confcction---
Eskimo pies. Barre Drug Co. --ady.
Eskimo pies--fled with kreamy ics
cream on sale only at Barre Drug 70
adv.
Public dance at the Legion hall to-
night. Good music. Admission Doe. Nv
erybody welcome.
!, Dependable cigars "St. A. specials
\ l0c; three for zoe, Ask your dealer
Raymond Guyette, Mfr, st. Albans.--
adv,
Dean Mudgstt of so West Patterson
street, who has been confined to his
bed for the past several days, is able
to be out again.
Piano tuning: Thurston Damon from
| Boston Is in town for few days, Leave
orders with Rev. Frank 0. Hokerk or at
| Hotel Barre.-ady.
Superintendent G. A. Perry OF the
Harrison Granite company IL passing
few days at the home offices OF the
company in New York City
w. G. Adams of Washington street
has gone to Cleveland, O.. to attend
the meeting Of the Ohio Retail Mon
umental Dealers association.
| House for Rent: 9s Washington
street; best location in Barre. For
| information write Clinton Z. Millar,
p. 0. box 40, Quincy. Mass.--ady.
Clarence Geddes Of SC. Johnsbury
was called here from Pittsford, Mass,
where he has been doing special work,
by the illness of his father, james
Geddes Of 1874 Washington street.
Plans are under way at Spaulding
high school for the formation Of 4
hockey team to represent the school.
No definite steps have been taken as
yet, but candidates will soon be vying
with ca Dl other to represent the school
in this new line of sport.
The third tournament of the win
ter between the Fincitia club OF Barre
and the Apollo club of Montpelier will
be held at the latter's rooms in Mont
pelier on February Is. The usual pool,
billiards, cards and chess games will
be played by the contestants
Barre friends of Willis Carr, for
merly of the National Memorial Art
company of Chicago, viii be interested
to learn that he now resides in New
York. Re has re-entered the monu
mental business under the firm name
of Carr's Factory Sales service.
w. w. Parry of Richardson street
has returned from an extended trip Of
three weeks through New York and
New Jersey While away he attended
the annual convention of the New Jer-
sey Retail Monument association. He
was one of the speakers at the ban
quet.
Word has been received here of the
death of Patrick McElroy of st. Syl-
vester, p. Q. Mr.. McElroy, formerly
Itniucul VI IidlilttNuAts dtEd AT Ills
home there Wednesday at the age Of
So years. He leaves many relatives in
the city and in Graniteville. His death
win be an occasion Of sorrow for his
many friends in this section.
Spaulding will line up against the
fast Springfield high school aggreqa-
ton at the Spaulding gymnasium on
Saturday night, in what is expected to
be an aggressive game. spaulding de
feated the Springfield team at Spring
field recently by score Of 42-32 and
the visitors win be out for revenge.
The probable lineup Of the Spaulding
team will be: Forwards, Tierney,
Burke, Miro, Slayton, 0Leary, Wood
cock; center, Nicora.
The condition of Jerome Veronisi,
who was injured last Sunday at the
toboggan chute. is reported as being
very much improved. Recovery from
an injury such as broken leg is nat
urally slow process but the young
man is making good advance. Mr.. |
veronisi seems to- be picked out by |
fate to have more than his share of |
for he has only recently |
from broken shoulder sus-
tanned at his granite plant on Granite