The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Knight & Taft, automobile repair
ing, 80 South Main street. Tel. Jaw.
Satisfaction guaranteed. adv.
Mrs. Joseph Currier Of Manchester
N. H., is visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Eugene Badard, on west
Hill
Clarence Campbell of the East Barre
road left yesterday morning Tor Bos-
ton to resume studies at the Went
worth institute.
Dollar day bargains; one doz. hats
at 81; one doz. hats at So; Peter Pan
hats, tams and wells at 81. Mrs, Bob
Murphy, 70 Main street.-adv.
Miss Marcia Langley left Saturday
| for New London, Conn, where she is
student in the state college. She Wis
tied her sister at Springfield, Mass, en-
route.
Andrew Miles of Graniteville, who is
employed by the state on road con
struction, has moved his boiler and
steam drill from the job in Worcester
to Wolcott.
Maccabees, attention. The regular
meeting Of Harmon review, No. |, on
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Initiation and refreshments. Guards
and officers wear white. Collector will
be at hall at $3.50 O'Clock.
A treat4Miss Clara Tingley, teach
err in a school in Burma, will give an
address at the Baptist church Tuesday,
Sept. 20. at 7;30 p. m. The program
will include a solo by Henrietta In
gls, guild songs and plans and col
lection will be taken.
Harold T. Riley of Springfield,
Mass, connected with the advertising
department of the Springfield Daily
News, came to Barre yesterday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r.
Riley, and his sister, Kathryn of West
field, Mass, to attend the funeral OF
James J. Grogan to-day. They left
to-day by autonobile for their homes.
Secretary 7. w. Bradley of the
Board of Trade will leave Thursday
for New Bedford, Mass, to attend the
meeting of the New England Associ-
alton of Commercial Executives The
association is made up of the secretar-
les aid other officials of the Chambers
of Commerce and Boards of Trade
throughout New England and the
meeting will be Friday and Saturday.
Secretary Bradley will return Sunday
or early next week.
Last night, at the Catholic church,
Rev. Aubin gave the first of series
of sermons in French, which will be
continued there during the coming
week every morning and evening until
next Sunday night. These services are
given by the French mission, whose
headquarters are at Swanton, and are
for the benefit of the French-sp speaking
population. Before coming to Barre,
FIR. Aubin has been giving services in
many different parts of the country,
coming here from Vergennes and to
Vergennes from Fall River, Mass. The
services are, in fact, given on timer
airy, which accounts for the fact that
Barre has not had the advantage of
hearing them for several years. The
French which Mr.. Aubin speaks is said
10 be both studied and pleasant to
hear, as the speaker is himself ma
tive of France.
A pipe-organ recital of unusual mer-
IL will be given by Ernest +. Jorcs,
Tuesday evening at s;l5 o'clock in the
Bethany Congregational church, Mont
pelier. Mr.. Jores is the son-inlaw of
William II. Herrick Of Montpelier, his
wife having been Beatrice Herrick.
They are visiting at the Herrick home
in Montpelier. Mr., Jores is a former
organist in the Cologne cathedral; was
organist at the jamestown exposition
and at the Carnegie institute at Due
scheme, Pa; for eight years was or
ganist at the Third Presbyterian
church of Pittsburg and is now chief
organist for the William Fox company
theatres Of New York. His program
is made up chiefly of his own compost
tions and is as follows: Third Senate
in G. Minor, composed by Briggs;
Prelude in + Minor, Cantilene Pas
toriale, Cantique d'Armour, Nocturne
in G. Minor, Champ du Soir, written
in "a and IA rythm, something out
of the ordinary time and sure to in
terest music lovers; march, Pomposo
in B Flat. There win be no admis.
sion charged but a collection viii be
taken Everyone is cordially invited.
adv.