The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-01
TALK OF THE TOWN
Observation-Disclosures.

| MA llllc--d
soc Apollo chocolates, 69c at Rus
sell's.-adv.
Food sale at Methodist church Satur
day P. m.-adv.
When in Montpelier, see Morse's line
of coats and suits.-adv.
Real ice cream Barre Candy Kitchen
Granite City Cooperative creamery
adv.
Special on ice cream, SOC quart Some
of the best you ever tasted. Mitchell's
Candy Store.adv.
To-day is the last day that dog own.
ers can pay their dog license to the
city clerk without extra cost.
Remember the benefit dance in Car
penters' hall tonight. Good music.
Tickets, Zoe; ladies, l5c.-adv.
must close out this millinery stock
in two weeks and viii offer everything
at a great bargain. Mrs. Poitras, s
Forsyth place.
''Springtime" will undoubtedly be
one of the most successful amateur of
ferings that has ever been given To-
cally. A cast of 200,-ady.
Regular meeting of the United Broth
erhood, NJ of w. and X. S. l.. Satur-
day at 1880 p. m, carpenters hall.
Very important. All members attend.
The regular meeting of the board of
directors of the Barre Woman's club
will be held in Aldrich hall Saturday
April 2, at 2:30 p, IN. Important bust
ness.
Frank P. Lawless, a sophomore medic
at the University of Vermont in Bur
lington, arrived in the city yesterday
to pass the spring recess at his home
here.
Special meeting of Old Crow lodge,
No. !, Knights of Birmingham, in Ma
sonic hall Saturday, April 2, at 7:30
p. m. Important business. Per order
T. l. NJ.
James Cruickshank. who has been
making short business visit in the
city while visiting friends in Webster
vile, returned to his home in Leeds,
P. O., yesterday.
Alden Burke, a senior at the Uni
yersity of Vermont, Burlington, arrived
i nthe city yesterday afternoon to re-
main over the spring recess at his home
on Summer street.
Tonight at The Magnet theatre,
Mildred Harris Chaplin in Grace Miller
Whites chaming story, Polly of the
Storm Country" and great comedy
and kinogram Saturday, Zane Crews |
great story, Desert Gold, comes
adv.
If you were to buy a granite memo
rial morrow, where would you 20
TO look for one? Would you 90 into
another state, or even into another |
county ?--0f course not Barre prod |
ucts for Barre consumers. Buy real ice |
cream-adv.
LUnion Saint Jean Baptiste D'Amer.
ique. Conseil Laval 2ls is giving a
dance in the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday.
April 5. A three piece orchestra will
furnish music for young and old; soc
a couple; extra ladies, l5c Members
only admitted free. Meeting at Z
O'Clock sharp. Per committee.
Miss Christine Chesser arrived in the
city recently from Aberdeen. Scotland,
to make her home with her aunts,
Mrs. William Moir and Miss Rebecca
Chesser, of Currier street Miss Ches-
ser had pleasant voyage, landing at
Portland Me, where she was met by
Mrs. Moir and Miss Chesser,
Andrew Olsen of ia Washington
street, who recently completed an rs
year period of service as superintend
ent of the Wetmore & Morse Quarry
accompanied by his family
left yesterday for his new home in
Brattleboro, where he has accepted a
similar position with the Presbrey lie
land Co., which recently purchased
light quarry near that village His
furnishings have already
been forwarded to Brattleboro.
The Barre Candy Kitchen is Of the
opinion that local industries should be
encouraged by local patronage, pro
-ided. of course, that their products are
quail to those of outside consumers.
Because of their faith in Barre and in
Barre industries, they decided at once
o handle the products OF the local ice
ream plant. The manufacture of ice
ream on an extensive sale, with new /
md upto-dste equipment Is practical
V new industry in Barre and TO
rove to the public that this local prod
let is not only equal but actually SUI
erior TO any ice cream ever sold in
Iarre, and also TO introduce this deli
ious product. they are offering for
saturday only this ice cream put up
n pint and quart bricks, at 2jc per
nt-adV.