The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-16
TALK or THE TOXIN

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When you think Of smoking, think
Of Sculptor. adv.
Miss Madge Kerr Of Lebanon, N, "A.
arrived in Barre this morning 70 pass
few days with relatives.
Mrs. James Henry Of Williamstowr
il visiting for few days with Mrs
James $, Milne Of Liberty street,
| Discriminating smokers prefer a
(, Sculptor cigar Manufactures by Wes'
ley Hoffman Tel cow ,--adv.
If it's good time you are looking
| for, you'll find ii at Quarry Bank hall
Thursday night at the nurses dance.
Mrs. Lucius Flint Of Summer street
IL in Burlington attending the wedding
this morning, of her sister, Mrs. Jen-
ME Hill.
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formation write Clinton +. Millar, T.
0. box 40, Quincy, Mass. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wickman re-
turned To their home in Franklin, n.
H.. Yesterday afternoon, after passing
week in Barre with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Ferguson OF
Plymouth, Mass, left Barre this morn
ing to return to their home, after
passing several days here visiting
DR.. III. Fl. Reid has returned to Barre
from business trip to Boston. While
there DR.. Reid attended the Boston
Poultry show which was in progress.
John Robins and granddaughter,
Miss Marjorie Davis, returned to their
home in st. Johnshury yesterday, att
err passing several days with George
Robins of Washington street.
The woman's association Of the Con-
gregational church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:3D for social aft
crnoon Refreshments viii be served.
All ladies 81 the parish are cordially
invited and good time II assured.
As the game with st. Michael's last
Thursday was not league game,
Spauldings league victories are two
instead OF three as has been popularity
understood. Montpelier seminary viii
clash with the local boys tonight at
the Spaulding gym and an easy win for
the Barre five Is expected
Miss Dorothy Brown Of Jefferson
street, who has been employed in the
traffic office OF the Granite Manufae-
turers' association, completed her du-
ties Saturday and commenced work to-
day at the Office OF the National Life
Insurance Co, in Montpelier, taking
the place Of her sister, Mrs. Max
Fisher.
Outside of a few minor injuries, the
lighting. telephone and power wiring
about the city came through the high
wind storm last night uninjured. Fhe
wind rose shortly after supper and BY
Ill o'clock was blowing near gale.
However, within few hours II had
died down again and no damage had
been caused.
The Montpelier vsaman's club chart
ty bali will be held Friday evening,
Jan. 20. in the city hall The Adelphi
quartet from Boston will give q varied
concert from 3 to .. The leader, Rob
ert Mckenzie, formerly OF this city,
will be pleasantly remembered by mu-
sic lovers Of 25 years ago a. talented
first tenor singer lie will be glad TO
renew old acquaintance. CAROLS orr
chestra win furnish music for dancing
The return match in the pool tourna.
ment between Murphy Weafer's pool
room and Tosi's viii be played to-
night at tho latter place. The previous
match, played Friday night, resulted
in clean sweep for Webster and Cof-
fin, playing for the Murphy & Weafer
organization. Coffin beat Calderara,
100 10 4C, and Webster beat the same
man. 100 to SO. Webster defeated Tosi
100 TO g. and Coffin defeated him 100
to 20. The game tonight viii also be
of 400 points.
The morning service yesterday at the
Presbyterian church was largely att
tended by delegates attending the con
ference OF the Older Boys of Vermont
as well as BY parishionegs. Rev. Fl. b.
Rankin. pastor Of the Baptist church
at Newport, one of the speakers OF the
conference, occupied the pulpit. His
sermon was closely followed and must
have left its impression. Rev. Rankin
gave his arguments why people should
be Christians. His talk 10 the young
people. covering some of his expert
ences a. "Y' secretary in France
during the World war was especially
interesting.
Lake Placid. New York states great
winter resort. had little on Barre's own
Trow hill yesterday afternoon, for win
ter sports. The two toboggan chutes
were working full blast all afternoon
and hundreds took advantage of the
recent heavy now TO take snow-shoe-
ing trims and TO ski and slide. The
toboggsn chutes were working perfect
ly although the thaw did soften the
snow ;rifie. Members of the Board
Of Trade and Others interested in the
sports kept a close watch where the
siide crosses Nelson street. So far
the impetus from the chute hasn't been
enough 70 send the toboggan TO Camp
street but watchers viii he stationed
there also when the necessity arises.
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