The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

il passing a few days in Barre with
friends.
n. A. Drown returned to the city to-
day, after short business trip 10 bur
lington.
Special ON stonecutters' glasses at
Goodfellow's, poe pair. See the WIN
dow.--adv.
Arthur L. Perry Of Bethel was IN
Barre Yesterday on business and lett
last night for Burlington,
CITY Attorney William Wishart re-
turned to Barre this morning from
few days spent in Boston.
y. @. Cutler of Elm street returned
last evening from business visit OF
few days in Burlington.
| Alex. Mcdonald has gone to Ben
ninpton on a business trip which will
probably last week or more.
Raymond Choquette OF Hill street
has been confined to his home for sew
eral days with an attack OF the grip
Professor John Meckhn will be the
speaker at Smoke talk TO be heid
| in the Vincitia club rooms next Tues
day
Maecabees, attention. The collector
will be al the Home bakery Keith ave-
nue., Saturday from 2 to $3.50 to take
dues
! A number of the women Of the Barre
chapter of the Red Cross are TO give q
card party in the American Legion nan
this evening.
Mrs. Mabel Hilyard of Rutland re-
turned to her home yesterday after
noon, after passing several days Win
friends ON Brook street.
i Miss Faun Barney returned yester-
| dav to Hanover, NJ H., after having
! passed a few days with her father, Jo'
seph Barney, of South Barre,
Mario Zanleoni of the Barre Drug
company returned to his home to-day,
after having undergone an operation
at the City hospital recently
H. j. M. Jones of the Jones Broth
ers company waa In Waterbury Tues,
day. where he delivered an address on
| s.The Associated Industries OF YER
mont"
Special at Arioli's Clothing store, l3e
North Main street. up one filght-~-lo
suits in young mems models from $40
to $40. Come UP if you want TO save
from SIS to $40 on your spring suit
adv.
Friends of Miss Marion Little OF
Montpelier, but formerly OF Barre,
/ have received word from her that she
has taken up her duties as stenog
rapher in large real estate office N
Boston.
Just arrived a new stock of white
cotton goods, including sheeting, long
cloth and tubing, &c., AZ and 45-inch
also white surf satin, at reasonable
prices. Little Dry Goods store, Cottage
street, off North Main. adv
Are YOU goingi Sure, I'm going,
Where are you goingl To the Brook
street Baptist mission 90 "Wednesday
Feb. 8, at 730 o'clock. What for! 10
see how that college girl brought hap
piness to those across the deep. Come
on. ] will.--ady.
Carroll's orchestra will leave Barre
to-day for two days trip 70 the
northern part Of the state. This or
chestra plays at st. Adams tonight
and in Enosburg Falls TO morrow
night, returning to Barre for the.reg'
ular Saturday night dance in Quarry
Bank hall.
A white wolf hound, apparently Of
considerable value, IL at the Barre po
lice station, awaiting proof OF owner
ship. The dog was found on Beekley
hin and was brought to the police sta
tion In the expectation that the owner
lives in Barre, The dog has collar
but no name.
The regular meeting of Harmon re-
view. No. |. was held last evening will
large attendance. Several names
were balloted on and six new appliea
: tions were received for membership.
! program was given, with vocal solo'
! by Mrs. Leona Lamb Smith, a farce
by Doris Gerard and Miss Ruth Wylie
: Refreshments were served in the din
ing room by the amusement commit
tee, followed by dancing.
: Plans are already being formulated
1 for a revival of the old Canadian clul
hockey team. Earl Smith, who is il
charge. says that the lack of a goot
: place for practice viii handicap thu
) team in its first games but he expect
to bring together a strong outfit. Tn
team ea,eets TO hold its first game a
E Goddard some time next week, an'
2 the second AT the winter carnival a
: Montpelier. The candidates so far a.
. A. Boyea, Max Wiley, A. Polli. Georg
Bartlett, r. Ryan, La France, f. Bal
{ and f. Smith. Any other candidate
| for the team should be at Lincoln
90 ,nnus to.morrow afternoon