The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-20
TALK,OF THE TOWN


Talking machine outfits, $25, $50, $50
and $75 at Bailey's Music Rooms.-adv.
Mrs. Harry Fisher and mother, Mrs.
Wallace, of "a Averill street have gone
| to Boston on short visit.
Burns concert, Presbyterian church,
Tuesday evening, Jan. rs. A good
program arranged. Adults, Csc; chill,
dren, l0c.--adv.
Harry Jones of $50 North Main
street left this morning for North
Fayston, where he has found employ
ment with the Green Mountain Lumber
company.
Basketball, armory, Montpelier, on
| Thursday, Jan. 20, Montpelier post,
No. 8, VS.. .Woodsville, N. II. Game
called at S;l5 sharp. Dance after the
game. Music by the Oriental Six.-ady'
Many sufferers from rheumatism are
idaily telling of their remarkable re-
Icovery by using Rheuma. +. A. Drown
sells it. Try it on guaranty OF
money back if it fails.--adv.
w. d. Smith of Summer street has
returned from Burlington, where he
was summoned yesterday morning to
testify in the lawsuit against the Yer
mont Fruit company Of this city.
Ladies' night will be observed by the
Loyal Order of Moose ut their rooms
in the Knights of Pythias hall tonight.
Every member is urged to bring his
wife, mother, sister or sweetheart.
box social will be held, followed by a
supper.
The Maccabees held their regular
meeting last evening, with large at
tendance. Four applications were re-
ceived for membership. The meeting
was followed by social hour, with
dancing, singing and other forms of
amusement.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blouin and |
family left yesterday for Sutton, |
where they will visit until the end of
the week 1t the home of Mrs. Blouin's |
parents, when they will continue their
Journey TO Lennoxville, P @, to re-
main indefinitely,
Attention, Woodmen, wives and
sweethearts Regular meeting Fri
day, Jan 81 at $50 p m. Odd Fellows
hall, Dept Baldwin will be present.
Following the meeting. a social time,
dancing and cards will be in order Ey
erything free, Ladies please bring cake.
The st. John the Baptist society viii
give an entertainment in Worthen hall,
Barre, Friday, Jan. 81 at s p. m. A
good program in French, consisting of
4 short play, music, songs and mono
logues followed by dancing, Music by
good orchestra Admission, 25 cents
Members of Barre and Graniteyille
councils admitted free upon prescnta-
lion of their membership cards. Meet
ng Of the members at O'Clock.
Next. Monday is TO be Woman's club
day at the Bijou theatre, when part of
the proceeds from the showing Of the
picture, prince Chap" will be donated
to the club as the latter's contribution
10 the Hoover fund for European relief
Admission, 25c, for both adults and
children. Patronize this Woman's club
benefit, enjoy yourself afternoon or
4yening at the pictures and also help
he hungry children Of Europe. adv.
Mrs Lizzie Park of the Perry block
Fas pleasantly surprised last Friday
,yening when % Of her friends, mem !
,ers of the Presbyterian ladies union,
allied to spend the evening. There
vas singing by Mrs. Rose Penny and
Yrs. Kenneth Macrae and games were !
lso played to the amusement OF all
IN behalf OF the visitors, Mrs. Kit
edge presented Mrs Park sum of !
old The recipient expressed her
hanks very fcelingly. During the eve
ling refreshments were served .
Jasper David. the llyear -old son Of
fr. and Mrs. Michael David Of Gran
te street, who had two ribs on the
eft side broken last Saturday morn =
ng while eoasting down the Goddard
eminary hill, is improving slowly, but
! still unable to walk about Young
,avid, in coasting down the hill, chose h
he sidewalk in preference 70 the road, /
teered clear of two telephone poles
I the foot Of the hill and then, in an
ndeayor TO turn his sled, was hurled
# against r granite post near the A
resbvterian church and Mcleod black
NTH shop on Seminary street. He
las removed to his home by his broth
r and there rests in bed with the (,
roken ribs reset now. n