The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-06
TALK or THE TOWN

and l3.--adv.
+. &. Rogers, piano and infhieure
moving. Cali 100. adv. u,
ID j. Bell Of Hardwick was Dusi-
ness visitor in the city yesterday
Vohn Kelley of Liberty street at
tended the fair at White River juno
| ton yesterday.
Miss Anna Mccarthy and Miss Lu-
cienne Bison went TO White RIVER
Junction yesterday to attend the state
fair M
Pianoforte recital by pupils OF Flor
ence Ryle Thursday, 1880 p. m, Amer
lean Legion rooms Public invited
| adv. Z ~,
The entire force Of the n. D. Phelps
CO. attended the fair at White RIVER
Junction yesterday, the trip being
made by truck.
r. w. McGovern OF Hartford, Conn.
manager OF a retail department store
| n Hartford, Is in town for lew
days on business,
| Business meeting OF Cara Barton
4 guild at the parish room FRIDAY eve
ming, Oct. 7. All members please az
tend if possible. Business OF impof
tance.
i Throw away your crutches, u.s.
Rhcuma and walk without rheumatic
pains and stiffness, says r A. Drown
1 local agent for this great rheumatism
remedy adv.
James p, Mcdonnell of Buffalo, \
NJ arrived in Barre Tuesday evening
70 spend a few days here on business
for Mcdonnell & Sons. While here h
is the guest of his brother, X Y. nc
Donnell qf Perry street
Ninety.one years ago to-day, tn
only native Vermonter ever to becom
president was born. Chester A. Arthu
was the 2lst president and he was borl
~ Fairfield. A monument OF Barre gran
lie marks the site Of his birthplace
Miss ouinlan's dancing school open
Thursday at Worthen hall. interme
date Q to 8, advanced or high schoe
class s to 10 p. m. All interested IN a
adult and children's class meet a
above hall Thursday afternoon, > TO
| adv.
II For Sale: Buffet, sewing machine
! iron bed. kitchen stove, kitchen tabl'
four chairs. rocker ice box, baby sleigl
| mans overcoat. mandolin, new ~
] niece dinner set with initial "a
Al "a West street or phone lo2-Ms-
adv
Z At the meeting of the Y. r. l.. eiu
d last evening, the following were ehose
e for the most important parts ~ y
{ play Ia be presented soon; Misses
; Smith Kathleen Starr, Dorothy <Bl
: chanan. Florence Dodge, Pauline her'
! don and William Martin and Roy We
!; ton. The name Of the play Is Charlie
4 Fate"
: Forty years ago George Straitol
, now OF Barre. and James Walker
I. Quincy. Mass, were cutting granite 9
!. getber in Quincy. Mr.. Straiton and NJ
!" Walker met again for the frst time
3 many years, when the latter came
$, Barre with the Quincy manufacture
d who inspected this district Monday ~
i Tuesday.
Miss Ethel MaeFariand has bee
obliged to give up her position as pm,
steal education teacher in the Mar.
a land School for the Blind on account
u 4 serious throat trouble which devs
:. oped soon after she arrived IN owe
= lea. She will RETURN to her home al
ID undergo an operation, as advised
in leading doctors in Baltimore
n The Ministers Monday club, which
he composed of the ministers of church
ay al an denominations in Montpeli'
~ Barre and surrounding towns, will no
TX its first meeting Of the season in I
parlor OF Bethany Congregation
ms church. Montpelier. on Monday at
a. m. THIS being the annual meetir
Of officers will be elected, followed by
paper on 'World Rebuilding" by RI
John c. Prince OF Waterbury.
~Aint we got fun'" said the ballad
TO the baker when they saw Horai
4 Diddsbury, professor of >penmansh
III and the author OF many excelle
books on the same subject, chase
4 rest of the frightened actors and a.
II resses across the stage with very 4
Il midable-l docking gun last night IN
second act OF the play "A Regul
Fix rivfn at the opera house by
American Legion. Amt we got fan
said the matron to her mate when ;.
Llian Roberts, known last night
he GAYS better half. threatened to ts
n out the eyes of her refractory spou
&c And so on. For last night, not only
m audience had fun, but the actors
les Others had fun, and entered into
OF game with light heart. They all f
.er got they were acting, SO the result v
ed a PLAY that won its way into
hearts and the funny bones OF eyel
one. And musicl And girls Welli
Mack Sennett or Adolph Zukor or
llv Zierfeld follies ever lose all their sta
y. they'll know where 70 come. Who "a
No Max Fisher can't knock the spots
al. Theodore Robertsg Even though
ar dancers made few obvious mistai
and some ineonsiderate gentleman n
the audience hailed the star with N
placed heartiness and familiarity,
show was a scream. Then throw
nu Alex. Straiton, the inimitable "Jaspt
= who so compromised things, and "
ny az saint we got fun -