The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

Five champion soldiers Wednesday
night at armory, Montpelier. adv
Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday
night; Landi's orchestra. adv
Mems supper at Congregational
church vestry Wednesday evening"
March l0--adv.
BOYS l6 or under will be admitted
to the boxing Wednesday night at
Montpelier armory for 55c,--adv.
Henry Flint, who was able TO be out
after an illness of week, has had
relapse and is confined TO his bed.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, No. 81, o. 4. s., Wednes'
day evening, March 10, at 1880 o'clock
Don't forget the Rebekah dance in
Rowland hall Friday night. CAROLS
orchestra Admission, 81 per couple
adv.
If Won want to save few dollars
on your spring hat, call at Mrs, Brine 8,
Laurel street, opposite Brook street
school. adv.
Public dance, Worthen hall, Wednes-
day evening, March 10; dancing from :
to IL. Good music. Admission, gents
55c, ladies free.--adv.
Regular monthly business meeting
of the ladies' union of the Presbyterian
church will be held with Mrs. Robert
Knox in the Aldrich block, Tuesday
night, March Q, at 1880 O'Clock
Miss Christine Savouer, who has
spent the past three months as design
er with the c. M. phipps Co. OF New
York City, arrived in Barre this morn
ing and is again at her duties with
Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc.
The Netop class will hold its month
iy business meeting and social Tuesday
evening, March Q, at I 80, at Mrs. +. d.
Beckley's, 6 Park street. All those
desiring the class magazine please come
prepared to renew their subscriptions
March % is the day, the opera house
is the place, the hour is 8 p. m, and
the event is a concert by the Barre
City band assisted by Miss Kathleen
Lebanon. The object is the purchase OF
new instruments for the band. Price
| 50c.--adv.
The regular meeting of Cobble Hill
grange will be held Tuesday evening
March 0, at o'clock. The comforting
of third and fourth degrees will take
place at this meeting. All candidates
who have received first and second de
grees are requested to be present.
"We never miss the water until the
we'll runs dry And we never fully
appreciated milk until the milk mar
couldn't come. However, the drifts viii
soon be conquered and we will have
/ our full supply. Let as resolve to 'is'
more of it. Ii comes from healthy
cows. il is handled with the greatest
OF care and cleanliness. II is good econ
omy 10 buy all the milk we can use
And there il nothing like an abundance
of it to keep the Riddles strong anC
healthy. Remember, the milk way II
the healthy way. milk is liquid life.
Buy more of it.-ady.
Unusual activity was reported at thu
City hospital this morning, where 81
patients are registered. These include
Mrs. Alden Jewett of Williamstown
suffering with pneumonia, brought Il
the city yesterday afternoon IN an am
bulance drawn by four horses, as vel
/ as John Fitzgerald of Plainfeld, VIII
Is also suffering with the same malsdy
Three babies were born over the week
end. They are: A son TO Mr.. an'
Mrs. Arthur L. Ayerill, Saturday night
son to Mr.. and Mrs. R. Lynn Clarl
and son to Mr. and Mrs. Quincy II
Perry, both born this morning. Their
is great need for old cotton, table nap
kins and the like, 10 be used as com
presses. At time like the present
when there are so many cases of pneu
MONA, the supply usually obtainsbl
is quickly used, and anyone havinI
any quantity of the above who cal
send il to the hospital will have tn
appreciation of the attaches at the in
stitution.