The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Big dance at Montpelier armory on
| Thursday, March II; CAROLS orches'
ira, nine pieces. c. V. train after the
dance.
Adolph Congo. for long time a
member Of the city water department.
working force, who has been residing
in Boston of late, is renewing acqualnt'
ances here
A large shipment Of Rheuma has
been received by Il. A. Drown, so that
all rheumatism sufferers can be sup
piled promptly in future. Money back
if 1t fails-ady.
The firm Of Walker & Walker have
practically completed plans for two
story brick building to be erected with.
in the near future in Richford, and
r. A. Walker left for that town this
morning for brief business stay
The ladies' of the Episcopal church
will hold sale in Rowland hall on
March 30, afternoon and evening
Aprons, fancy and useful articles, can
DIV and cooked food, also articles from
the foreign missions for sale.-adv
Peoples National bank win open for
business Saturday morning in the new
rooms in Aldrch building, and Satur-
day afternoon and evening the bank
will be open for inspection with music
and souvenirs, Everybody cordially in
vited.-ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Corse and child,
who accompanied the body of Mrs Al
berthe Albin from Detroit, Mich, LOST
week, started yesterday afternoon on
their return journey, having been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Troup
Of 56l North Main street while in this
city.
Two more Barre granite concerns
were added to the list of active man
ufacturing plants yesterday when
Young Bros and the Arthur Parads
plant opened for business after long
period OF inactivity Both sheds are
/ getting under way with much small
| err quota than normal conditions would
allow
In reference to an item in vester-
days paper regarding the hearing on
the chiropractics bill now before the
Vermont legislature, ii should be stated
/
three wears course as resident stu
dent" in a reputable school OF chiro'
practic but does not stipulate q nine
months course each year, as stated
Yesterday.
Mrs. Maria Watt and son, George,
arrived in the city Yesterday from
| North Adams, Mass. where they have
been making short visit with Mrs
Watts brother Since leaving Barre
| for Boston last November, George sub
mitted TO a delicate nerve operation NJ
| the Massachusetts, General hospital for
partial paralysis that the boy snf-
fered MANY wears ago. His condition
is very much improved.
At a meeting Of the board Of dircc-
tors of the Z. L. Smith & Co., held last
evening, the vacancy on the board
caused by the death of its president,
Donald Smith, was filled by the cleo
ton of his son, Donald WiDifred. TO
| the directorate and the choice of Frank
NJ. CORY to be president and Donald
Winifred Smith as vice president. The
latter, as soon as he finishes his col
lege course, expects to enter actively
| into the management of the business.
Students at Goddard seminary are
getting ready for the annual poverty
| ball which this year is to be held in
the assembly hall next Saturday night.
Last year some very original costumes
were introduced, and since everyone is
TO be taxed for every article of cloth
ing that they wear, it is quite likely
that this year viii measure up to last
years in every way. As for baseball
at the seminary, the campus is still
covered with coating of ice and il is
quite likely that no real practice will
| be held until after the Easter recess.
Coach Leahey is getting line on his
batterymen by having them work out
in the gymnasium.