The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-14
TALK or THE TOWN

A nice selection Of spring hats at
Mrs. Birnie's, Laurel street.--adv'
| D. ]. Morse has just received an
other lot of new spring dresses AZ
Montpelier. adv
Annual Masonic bali and chicken
pie supper, North Montpelier, Friday
evening, Feb. IL. adv.
| Annual Masonic ball and chicken
pie supper, North Montpelier, Friday
evening, Feb. l7.--ady
The r. U. club masquerade dance
win be held at the Legion hall Tues
day, Feb. 81; Summers orchestra
adv.
III you're looking for a good time,
come up on Cobble hill Thursday night
and you're sure Of it, Landi's orehes-
tra.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Rogers Of Orange
street have returned from Enosburg
Falls, where Mr.. Rogers was called on
business.
N. Pelaggi Of Northfcld and w. Fl.
B. Perry of Waterbury were among
the granite manufacturers in town to-
| day on business.
Regular meeting Bright Star Rebek-
all lodge Tuesday evening at I'Ju.
Election Of assembly delegates. Of
ficers requested to be present Tor
practice.
George Anderson OF Hill street, who
| has been confined to his home for the
past few days with illness. is now able
to resume his dutiec as delivery clerk
at the r. ID. Ladd Co. store.
| Albert (anxiously Tin afraid I'll
soon be bald my hair is coming out"
j. A. Drown--"Why worry Use Par
| isian Sage and III guarantee it will
/ stop falling hair or return your mon
| ey"-ady
| Miss Kathleen Letourneau, trained
1 nurse, who has been taking care Of her
mother in Graniteville until the lat
ters death a few days ago, returned to
| her home in New Haven, Conn, after
being here for nearly two months.
Despite the fact that when the boys
start to play marbles spring is just
| around the corner the thermometer
1 dropped few notches below the zero
mark this morning, and yet the boys
have been playing marbles FOR a week.
Il gained 80 pounds reports one
| happy woman who used Bitro-Phos-
phate If you are thin and nervous,
lack strength and yigor, get box OF
Bitro Phosphate and look for increased
weight and new energy and better
| health. Qbtainable at u. A. Drown
& Co. drug store. Guaranteed. adv.
| Next Tuesday evening at Quarry
Bank hall MISS Louie Arudgett, in cos
tune, OF Boston, will read Madame
pompadour,. from ''The Kings Favor
itc,s and "The Famous Mrs. Fair" The
| latter Is az condensed version OF the
play in which Blanche Bates and Hen
nv Miller are appearing. Woman's
club members admitted on membership
tickets; public, 25c.- adv.
Bonnie Prestini, mechanic en-
ployed at the Harvey and Mower gar
] age, Is taking two weeks vacation
| from his duties and left yesterday for
Nipgerhear pond on hunting trip.
One Barre hunter returning yesterday
! from that locality marched proudly
down Main street with several good
sized rabbits in his hand.
| Carl ordway and John T. Johnson,
who until recently were employed as
mechanics by the Drown Motor Car
company, have started in the repair
business for themselves. They are oc-
clpying the brick building on Prospect
street near the old Page livery stables,
which was until recently occupied by
| the N. Il. Tel. & Tel. Co. They expect
to do all kinds of repairing and will
operate under the name of Ordway and
johnson. Both men are well known
about the city.
Mrs. Leonard Lander and Mrs. Ken
meth II. Gale were hostesses at de-
lightful Valentine party last evening,
| il being gentlemen's night annually
observed by the klio Klub. The
apartments Of Mrs. Lander at 81 Well
| iington street were decked in hearts,
large and small and Cupid, in the per-
son of little Margaret Hayden, shot
dart through every heart. The eve
ming was spent in playing games and
dancing. Dainty refreshments Of sher-
bet, cake, waters and sweets were
served.
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