The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

and repaired at browns Drug store.-
adv.
Miss Helen Jersey of Dover, N. Fl
is visiting at the home of her mother
Mrs. Jersey, of Washington street
Introducing "St. A. Specials superio
cigars, Zoe, 3 for Csc. All dealers. Ray
mond Guyette, mfr, st. Albans.--ady
Willard Calder of the Unversit,
of Vermont, Burlington, visited at hi
home on North Main street over tn
week end.
Andrew Blackmore, teacher of math
ematics at high school in Hartford
Conn.,, is spending a few weeks at hi
home on Pleasant street
Minnehaha encampment, No 2, will
hold its regular meeting on Tuesda,
evening April 20, at 1880. All off
GERS please attend for practice.
Save the date, April 20, for the May
festival TO be held in Rowland hall
There will be concert, followed by
dancing. Watch for prosram.-adv
Deputy Fire Marshal A. G.. Preble
passed through the city to-day on the
way from his home in Washington to
Burlington, where he continues inves-
legations of recent fires.
Miss Abbie Monkey returned yester-
day to her home in Medford, Mass,
after having passed week in Barre
as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sidney
Newcombe, of l75 Merchant street.
Miss Leone Sargent of Prospect ave-
nue. was taken to the City hospital on
Saturday afternoon, where she sub
mitted to an operation on her tonsils.
She returned to her home later in the
evening.
George Fl. Cook of Washington
street, until very recently assistant
city engineer, went to Stowe this morn
ing on business trip in the interest
of the contracting firm of G. L. Greg
DIRE 4 Co.
At st. Monica's church yesterday
bans of marriage were published for
the first and last time between Miss
Carrie Nichols, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Frank Nichols of South Main
street and Dante Cassellini.
John sowles, IT., of Beckley hill and
John Rogers of Orange street, who
have been spending weeks vacation
at their homes in the city, returned
to Boston yesterday noon where they
are seniors in Harvard Dental college
at Cambridge.
Wendell Drown, q sophomore at
college, pass the week
end at his home on WaSIt street, he
having gone to Boston Friday to Sc
cure a new Oldsmobile car, which he
drove to Barre Saturday for the Odds
mobile company of Vermont.
William Barclay of Patterson street
went to Montreal Saturday morning to
meet his sister, Mrs. James n. Gall.
who came from her home in Chicago to
visit her mother, Mrs. Mary Barclay.
IF Park street. Mr., Barclay returned
20 the city early Sunday morning, ac-
by Mrs. Gall.
Every member Of Barre council, No,
l0l, X of c., and every member Of d.
7ision No. |, Ancient Order of Hiber |
mans, is eligible TO attend the dance
ind social to be held Tuesday evening |
n the X. of c. hall. Collins orches-
rs and refreshments are two of the
principal features. Admission viii be
cry reasonable.--adv.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert Abbott and two |
Winston and Isabelle, arrived |
o.day from Sheldon to attend the |
conference, which opens at
he Hedding Methodist church to-mor-
ow morning While in Barre Rev.
Abbott and family are making their
Iome with Mrs. Abbott's parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. William oliver, sr., of Elm
treet extension.
The daylight saving system, which
vent into effect in Massachusetts, and
ONE other parts of New England, as
veil as New York, affected Barre only
n its train service, which were moved
n hour ahead in order to conform with
he ADVANCED time in Massachusetts,.
he daylight saving system win end
n the last Sunday in September. two
months having been cut off the period
( last year.
On Wednesday night a very pleasant
vening was spent at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. Isaac RecoT on the East
arre road, when friends in the vieini-
Y and relatives met to remind Mrs.
ecor Of her birthday. In behalf of
err friends Mrs. Reeor was presented
large plant with 20 buds and bios
pms and several articles, including
ishes and money. Mrs. Reeor respond
4 very prettily. Refreshments of cake
nd coffee were served During the
vening the ouija played her part and
reading was given by Miss Vera
wen. The guests departed at a late
our, wishing Mrs. Recor many more
lch birthdays.
Members Of the Sodality of ST. Mon :
as church rehearsed yesterday after
DON for the May procession, which an.
uslly forms a beautiful spectacle at
he church. Next Sunday evening
iese ceremonies will mark the opening
the MAY devotions. which will take
lace every morning during the month
May at 1880, with the celebration Of
mass. Incidentally. next Sunday is
$50 the first Sunday of the month and
,ople in the habit Of receiving com.
union on the first Friday Of each
onth will receive IL on Sunday in.
cad. Next Sunday morning the So
,iftv will recaiye communion in a