The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

New arrival of hats to-day at Mrs.
! Birne's, Laurel street.-adv
Wanted; All kinds of No. ] dry
| lumber for our woodworking shop. {.
II. Rowell
Nurses benefit dance, April 6. in
Rowland hall. CAROLS eight piece or
! ches tra.-adV.
Mr.. Rogers, who is employed on the
Sibley farm on Wiley street, has gone
to his home in Rochester to visit.
H. !. NJ. Jones of the Jones Bros Go.
is in Washington, d, c., having been
summoned there on business interests.
A son weighing nine and one-half
pounds was born Monday to Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Michael Dessureau of 81 Granite
street.
That's fine menu they are going
to serve at the Congregational church
tonight at 8. You don't want to miss
it.-adv.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re,
bekah lodge. No. Is, Wednesday eve
ning Supper at 6 o'clock sharp. lnl-
tiation after.
Tonight and tomorrow at the new
theatre. "A Broadway Bubble, with
Corinne Griffith, and a great comedy
and Kinogram. adv,
Cafeteria supper. order what you
want and pay for what Won eat. served
/ BY the men at the Uniyersalist church
Thursday night adv.
Just received. supply of L. S, army
kit bags, russell grain leather, with
shoulder straps. Price, $3.50. >. \.
Parker, Merchant street. adv.
Moose members, remember the meet
ing with installations Thursday night.
Social time after the meeting open to
members and families. adv.
Dance and sugar social at Cobble
Hill grange hall Friday night, March
lis. Collins orchestra; 75c a couple /;
25c for extra ladies. All come and
have good time. adv.
James Cordiner, formerly Of Barre,
who is now employed in Utica, \. y.
is in the city renewing acquaintance,
Mr.. Cordiner came to Barre from
| Woodsyille, Y. H., where he visited
with his sister, Mrs. Belle Bickford.
While in the city he is staying with
Clayton Jones OF Hill street
James White who at one time owned
and conducted blacksmith shop on
North Main street opposite Merchant
street, IN space now occupied by the
Central garage. and who recently clqSed
up a similar business in Groton, where
he has been located for the past three
years, il in the city visiting friends.
Amos ]. Eaton of South Royalton
assistant state forester, who spoke
Yesterday before the Barre Woman
club. gave talk that was very ipter
esting and greatly enjoyed by ain He
spoke particularly of the mountains OF
Vermont and of the system of fire pro-
lection a. conducted by the forestry
department To-day he is III Montpel.
Ter at the office OF the, state forester
The first maple syrup Of the season
to be placed on public market in Barre
appeared yesterday at SO per gallon
and even at that price lasted but a
few hours. Much of this had been
spoken for beforehand, and consequent
" ii disappeared from the market soon
after its arrival, The price per gallon
one may notice, has dropped consid
erably from last years figure, but even
al that it Is so cents more than prices
charged in other parts of the state
such as Burlington and st. Albans
though Washington county leads all
Others in sugar and syrup production
thus far this season, 10000 trees al
ready having been reported tapped. lr
view of these facts many people ar
looking forward to lower figures or
maple goods.