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

New arrival of hats o-day at Mrs.
Birnie's, 4 Laurel street.-adN.
Bring the whole family to the Con-
gregational church tonight for supper,
adv.
Albert Christie of Ayers street is
spending a few days with relatives in
East ropsham.
A social time after the Moose meet
ing Thursday night. Open to mem
bers and their families
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w Goodfellow OF
spaulding street went to Boston yes
terday to attend the Boston auto show
At the new theatre tonight, "A
Broadway Bubble" with Corinne Grit
fifth, and good comedy and kinogram.
adv.
Maurice Watkins of the Cook Wat
kins company has returned IRON a
business trip to Boston, during which
he attended the Boston auto show,
George Lille arrived at his home at
I Beckley court yesterday morning
from Kansas City, Mo, where Tor the
past two months he has been employed,
Just arrived, Sanitas luncheon set
and 4S,inch table centers, also table
oilcloth by the yard, Little Dry Goods
Store, Cottage street, off Main street
Did you notice the menu on page 8!
Sounds pretty good, doesn't IT Come
to the Uniyersalist church Thursday
night and see how the men do lt.--adv'
Patrick f. Mclaughlin well known
Barre granite salesman, has been
spending a few days in town, and last
evening he left for his headquarters IN
Philadelphia, Pa.
James Dillon. brother of Mrs I. G.
Mccarthy Of South Main street, ar
rived here from San Francisco, Cal,
Yesterday, to make an indefinite visit
with Barre relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norm of Trow
hill have returned from Springfield.
Mass. where for several days they vis-
tied with their daughters, Mrs. w.
| c. Wilbur and Miss Mamie Norm.
Oliver ]. Audet, formerly Of Gran.
itevlle, and now engaged in the print :
inc business in Newhuryport. Mass
arrived in Barre last evening and went
70 day TO Graniteyille for short VISIT.
Miss Gertrude Jerome, enrsetiere for
the Homer Fits Co., is attending the
Warner school Of instruction for hit
ting Warmers and Redfern corsets, be-
ing held at the Parker house, Boston
this week.
The freshman girls team OF Spauld
ING and the girls OF the Spaulding
eighth grade competed in basketball
bonors Yesterday afternoon, the fresh
men Winning, II i. in two minute pc
RODS The freshman team consisted
Of Leone Reynolds. Adah Booth, WI
mona Griffith. Mae Ralph and Clara
Lawless The eighth grade was repre-
,ented ~ Mary Kelly, Robena Bur
uette. /. Grace, S. Neale and A. Borgh.
The Ministers Monday club held it,
usual monthly meeting at Montpelier
seminary last Monday, eonvenlng AZ
10 a. m. The president, Rev. Charles
y st. John Of Bethany church, Mont
peljcr, conducted the proceedings De.
| yotional exercises were IN charge OF
Rev. w. S. Nichols Of Montpelier Aft.
err the minutes of the last meeting had
been read aud approved, spirited dis.
cussion Of the topic The Church and
the Community" was opened by Rev
c. L. Paddock OF Mortified and car,
ried on by all present, II was decided
70 hold the April meeting at Trinity
NJ. i. church, Montpelier. The min
istefs then took luncheon a the guests
Of Rev. and Mrs Hatch with the stu
dents. Those present were Rev c. \
q John. Rev. w. S. Nichols, Rev. J.
W. Hatch and Rev G. H. Redding Of
Noptpelier: Rev. Frank L. Goodspeed
and Rev. B. G. Lipsky Of Barre; Rev
q r. Paddock of Mortified and the
secretary Frank Bloomfield, OF Berlin.
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