The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Dance at Woodbury. lake Fr,da,
| night. adv.
See our leather goods in black, brow
and grey, at Lander's Cigar store
H Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Blake of Brad
ford were visitors in Barre yesterday
A regular meeting of st. John court
G. o. f., will be held this evening at
o'clock.
Anyone going to Montreal Aug 2!
or 80, who will take two passengers
call 227-5.--adv.
Mrs. Viola Bemis of Plainfield spen
Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. A. w
Clark of Trow hill.
Regular meeting of the l. 0. 0. L., NJ
T.. will be held in K. of P, hall at /
p. m. Friday, Aug 81.
George Troup, who has been spend
ing ten days of his furlough in Barre
left last night for Washington, D. G..
where he will rejoin company of ma
| rines.%
Throw away your erutches, use
Rheuma, and walk without rheuma tic
pains and stiffness, says E. A. Drown
local agent for this great rheumatism
remedy.-adv
Wendell Clark of Quincy, Mass, who
is visiting in South Ryegate. motored
to Barre yesterday to visit friends. He
was accompanied by Mrs William
Stephens, also of South Ryegate.
Presbyterians-your financial secre-
tary, j. L. Mackenzie, will be at A. w.
Badgers store Saturday night from
$50 to $50 TO receive church CON
tributions. Your attention to this will
be appreciated.
The city meeting at the opera house
tonight, which was called on petition
of a large number of people to see if
the city viii vote sum of money for
the support of the Barre City hospital
will begin at 1880 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G.. More and son,
Clifton, and daughter, Ruth, left yes
terday afternoon BY automobile for
Cooperstown and Roxbury, n Y,
where they will spend the next ten
days visiting Mr., More's relatives and
attending the More family reunion.
A match between the Barre and
Greensboro golf teams will be played
on the Barre course Friday afternoon,
starting at 2;30 O'Clock. 1t is expected
Greensboro will bring 20 or more men,
Barre players take notice and turn out.
The return match will be played at
Greensboro Saturday,
A street carnival and dance will be
given by Capital City grange in Mont.
pelier Thursday evening, September
end. Music by CAROLS orchestra To
be held in Montpelier on Elm street
from Langdon to State streets. Lemon.
AIDE well, ice cream booth. etc, also
entertainment in the afternoon. Band
concert in the evening
Wallace Dodge, son of John C. Dodge
of 100 South Main street, Barre. and
Miss Marion Hebert, daughter of Mrs
William Hebert of Middlebury. were
married in Springfield Aug. 2 at the
parsonage of the Congregational ohnch
by Rev. Mr.. Parkhurst. Miss Vivian
Dodge, sister of the groom, was
bridesmaid and Arthur johnson was
best man. After wedding trip, Mr.
and Mrs. Dodge will live in Springfield.
where the former is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Knapp and
Catherine. of Flint, Mich, |
who have been visiting relatives in St |
Mortified and Barre for
several weeks, left Barre this morning |
by auto for their return trip. taking |
with them, Mr. Knapp's cousin, Miss
Mildred Clark, of Abbot avenue, and |
her friend, Miss Jeanette Houston, Of |
Concord, n H., who has been her guest |
here for a few days. Short stops will
be made at Niagara Falls, n. V, Cleve
land and Toledo, O.
As a climax TO the summers work |
with the children of the Congregation.
al church, an entertainment was given
Yesterday in the vestry, which attract
ed large number of parents and
friends and gave much pleasure TO
them, as we'll as to the participants.
Miss Ellen May gave eornet solo,
there was music and recitations and
then the children gave two playlets.
The Wrong Baby" and ..The Sick Pu.
pill" both Of which we're finely acted
and much enjoyed Miss Marguerite
7urrier then dramstized a story. after
which the children and audience ad-
ourned to the church lawn, where the
children played the games which had
been taught them during the summer.
The money derived from a freewill Of
'ering is 10 be used TO assist in fur
lishing clothing for a little girl. the
'hildren having decided to help in that
Eay when the next missionary barrel
: sent. Once each week during the
summer the children connected with