The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-24
These Machines Can Be Bought
at
Red Cross Pharmacy

their manufactured product before
shipping, the local bobbin shop has been
obliged to shut down until such time
as they can ship enough of the manu-
featured goods as to enable them 10
make appreciable storage space again
Frank G. Dickinson OF Montpelier
was a guest of friends and relatives IN
town over the week end.
Jesse NJ. Hunt has accepted a posi-
tion as assistant bpttermaker at the
Orange county creamery and com
menced his labors there last week. The
amount of cream received at the cream
erv has increased so much in the last
few weeks that it has made necessary
the employment of an extra man TO
handle the work.
Judge Stanley c. Wilson, who is pre-,
siding over the March term Of Orleans
| county court, spent the week end re-
cess at his home here, returning TO
Newport Monday afternoon.
The lessons and instruction on home
hygiene and care of the sick will be dis.
continued during the school vacation
50 that the pupils may not lose and
will be taken up again April 4. The
classes Of adults and upper grade pu
pills under the instruction OF Miss Rob
erts, United States naval nurse, are
proving very interesting and about one
hundred have already enrolled.
Dean H. Gilman, one of u most en-
terprising and hustling young farmers,
will build a two-story house and a
barn on the land he purchased from Z.
O. Mattoon last year, just out OF the
limits of the. village on the Washing
ton.Chelsea stage road. His rough UNI
Der is already on the ground and he ex
poets to have his barn completed sutii
GENTLY TO store his hay the coming sea
son, and plans to have his house ready
for occupancy for next winter.
Oliver j, Perkins has engaged to III
the evaporation for Mrs. Ida Kendall
during the present sugar season and
Charles Burgess is working for Hale
W. Nation during his school vacation,
al is Elmer {. Roberts for VIII A.
Reed.
Sheriff George A. Tracy was over in
the east side OF the county several
days last week on Official business, rs
was JUICY ttt4 Ef H. EtNN III IhdAAl'AEis
holding a session OF probate court.
Eugene II. Kennedy has secured the
agency for this town and vicinity for
the Overland automobiles and has al
ready received a carload, which are now
at his garage.
After the business Of the regular
meeting Of George Washington lodge,
No. 81, f.. and A. NJ, held last Thurs
day evening, Rev. Perciyal w, Hewitt,
a newly admitted member, rave the
brethren an interesting and instructive
talk for about an hour on the condi
tions OF Ireland. He went back to I442
as the date of termination of
the seed which has come down
through all the generations TO the
present day and il responsible for the
unrighteous and uncalled for detection
which exists in Ireland. Mr.. Hewitt. a
native of England. who has spent II
years Of his life in Ireland. Is thor
oughly conversant with his subject and
is a most interesting speaker.
A concert will be given at the Meth.
odist church Saturday evening Of this
week beginning at 5 o'clock. at which
the chief attraction is Harold Ar.
thur, the boy whistler, a page in the
present House Of Representatives at
Montpelier.
On Tuesday evening. March %, at
there will be a get together
social gathering at the Methodist
church Of members and friends of the
church