The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-18
TALK or THE TOWN

\ Women, read sheas adv, page g.
adv.
Marcus X. Rome Of Springfield
Mass, is in Barre for few days on
business.
Mortimer Loring OF Middlebury ar,
rived in Barre yesterday to pass few
days, making business calls.
The Independent Order of Forestcrs
will hold dance in Worthen hall Jan
20 for old and young adv.
Mrs. Lewis MIDGET, who has been
seriously i'll for the past four weeks
at her home, Is slowly improving.
Mics L. Belle Chandler left to-day
for a two weeks vacation trip to vari-
Gus Massachusetts cities, to visit
I friends.
A regular meeting Of Winnntta coun-
ell, No. 10, will be held in Clan Cor
don hall Thursday evening, Jan. 10. A
large attendance is desired.
House for sale, nS Washington
street; best location in Barre. For in
formation write Clinton r. Millar, p.
0. box 43, Quincy, Mass--adv
G, w. Smith Of South Main street
returned to his duties on the B. a. c.
railroad yesterday, after having been
confined to his home for several days
with illness.
Get your reserved seats for the
Montpelier Barre game early and don't
be disappointed. Tickets on sale at
Lander's Cigar store, Baltimore lunch
and Murphy Il Weafer 's.---adv.
Pile sufferers can only get quick, safe
and lasting relief by removing the
cause--cutting and salyes won't do.
Hem Roid harmless tablet, Is guar
anteed by L. A. Drown-adv
Heavy rubber footwear vulcanized |
by machinery. Good as new. Bring |
them in. j. J. Hastings, 37l North |
Main street.-adv.
One OF the best games of the season
will be seen at Spaulding gym tonight |
when the American Legion five lines upI
against the Goddard quintet. Both are
out for win and both have top notch |
teams-adv.
Robert Whittemore who was gassed
and wounded in France, where he
served with the 26th division, returned
to his home in Barre last night, after |
having been at the Mary Fletcher hos
pitsl III Burlington, for several weeks.
This year you can attend an enter
tainment which is worth fully az much
as the two which the Spaulding GIee
club usunliy gives in season for the
price of only one; that is to say, 35c.
Buy your tickets now for the concert
10 be given Feb. 2, and be sure of d
,eat.-adv.
The adjourned meeting Of the Com.
nunity house board win be held at the
Community house Thursday evening"
Ian. 10, at o'clock. All the delegates
or the governing board have been APP
'ointed by the organizations entitled
o representation and the officers for
he ensuing year win be elected
Miss Inez Aldrighetti Of North Sem
nary street, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l. Aldrighettl. was married to Joseph
of Waterbury, Conn, on
an. o. They will reside in Waterbury
or the present. A. Aldrighetti accom-
anied his daughter to Waterbury and
emained for few DAYS. Many beau
iiui EiltS iiOiu itldtlfts anu iTltU0r 1
fere presented to the bride.
A large audience enjoyed the concert
iyen in Quarry Bank hall for the
ARE Womsns club last evening. Mr..
arberi played two eornet solos which
ere well received. Mr.. Inglis sang
The Great Adventure in splendid
'yle, choosing for his second solo a
vely melody from In Persian GAR
en-" Mr. Fisher read with pleasure
nd profit to his audience war poem
i John Galsworthy and two Shake
,erian numbers. Miss Dorward accom-
anied the soloists with her usual
ace and accuracy.
The Eagles got back into their old
'rm last night BY defeating Tosi
ademy by the score Of 81 TO 49, All
at Tosi's lacked were the padded
oulders. The Eagles played clean -
st game and easily slipped away
ON their opponents. Beef" Bianchi
AIRED for Tosi's, while Lepage
AIRED for the Eagles with Parks and
,lsall playing their great back game. da
vo Is and one l0-minute periods A.,
re played. The lineup follows. m,
giles, Sierra. III Lepage, ri; Realini, IN
Parks, lg; Halsall, rig; Diack, IL; -
molli, re-. Tosi, Mike Keefe, II;
eef' Bianchi, IF; "Sprigger' Smith, r.
G. Maberini, lg; Hook" Ferrari, rg