The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-22
TALK OF THE TOXIN

A small. used talking machine for
$50 at Bailey's Music Rooms.-adv.
Long distance and general trucking,
Tight or heavy. Granite City Bottling
Works. Tel. 728-M OF 746.W,-adv,
Miss katherine Macdonald of Sum
mer street began work yesterday as a
clerk in the Barre Candy Kitchen.
The annual meeting of the friendly
aid society of Barre will be held in
Aldrich hall Thursday evening at I
o'clock.
Regular meeting Sons of Veterans
auxiliary, No. 5, Wednesday evening,
March %, at s o'clock. Refreshments
will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Kiser have gone
to plainfeld to spend a week at the
sugaring camp of Mrs. Kiser's sister,
Mrs Bernice Martin.
Miss Alice Moucotol, governess and
teacher of DIR. f. X. Il. A~rchambault's
children, left yesterday afternoon for
Montreal, to pass the Easter holidays
at her home.
Hat hospital--All kinds Of ladies' and
gents hats cleaned and reshaped. All
kinds of shoes dyed and cleaned. First
class shoe shining. All work guaran-
teed to be satisfactory Come in and
look ma over. D. Bruzzese, l57 North
Main street,
I A. W. Eastman OF Eastern avenue
has returned from a several days stay
in Boston and Medford. Mass, attend
ing in Boston the auto show of last
week and visiting his son, Raymond,
a student IN Tufts electrical engineer.
ing school, Medford.
Charles Gray and Raymond Melon
| aid, employed in the plumbing depart
ment Of the N. d. Phelps Co, while
serving their apprenticeship, finished
| employment with the firm Saturday.
Mcdonald left yesterday afternoon for
Montreal, having located work.
Charles Leith, a truckman who made
a trip Sunday with his large auto
truck to the James Henry farm in
Williamstown. carrying 20 people to a
| sugaring party, succeeded in conveying
the party to and from the farm with
ont delay but declaring the roads TO be
in rather poor condition for motoring,
A copy of the Casa Grande, Arizona,
Bulletin of March IL contains a news
story telling of the election OF d. J..
Bovce, formerly Of Barre, as chancellor
commander Of the newly instituted
lodge of Knights of Pythias at Casa
Grande. The story states that Mr..
Boyce was one of two who deserve
a great deal Of credit for their hard
work in connection with the institution
of the lodge"
Miss Marion Tilden, a junior at Mid
dlebury college. who has been passing
part of the Easter recess at her home
on South Main street, started this
morning q journey to Atlantic City,
\. j.. to attend the province conven-
ton of the Delta Delta Delta sorority.
as a delegate from the Middlebury
chapter. Miss Tilden was aceompa
MED by her mother. Mrs. Fred Kemp
ton. who will visit relatives in New
York City. Mrs. Kempton stopping
there while Miss Tilden goes to At
lantic City.
Arthur Walwyn Evans, brilliant hui
morist. wit and orator from Wales,
scheduled to speak here on Wednes
day night, has spoken in nearly every
state in the union. A relative of Ds
yid Llovd George, prime minister of
Great Britain, he made his reputation
in the delivery of a lecture dealing
largely with British problems. Since
DR.. Evans has become a naturalized
American citizen he has been scoring a
big success with "What America Means
10 Me-" a lecture every American
should hear. 1t is to he hoped that a
crowded house will greet him on his
appearance here Wednesday night at
the opera house. Tickets are now on
sale AZ browns drug store; prices, SOC
and 75c.-adv.