The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

| zone, N, L., ana quebec.
Watches and ieweiry, also fine watcl
and clock repairing. T. o. Holmes,
Maple Grove street. Tel .X.--ady
The st. Johns committee will meet
in Worthen hall Saturday night al
| 1880 o'clock. Alfred Milne, secretary
Robert Gamble was able to return
to his home on South Main street after
two weeks confinement at City hos
pital.
and rummage sale in the Baptist
church vestry Saturday afternoon at
o'clock adv.
Miss Sarah Graves of Waterbury
who has been the guest of Barre friends
for the past few days, returned to her
home yesterday afternoon.
Miss Clara NJ. Gardner teacher of
history at Spauldng high school, has
been detained from her duties for the
past few days by illness.
Claire Crowley has returned to his
home in East Barre from Detroit,
Mich, where he has been employed
since a year ago last September.
Woman's club benefit Biou theatre,
next Monday, princess Chap pro-
ceeds for Hoover fund for European re-
lief and the Near East relief; 25c to
! all.--adv.
Charles Brown and George DeMerell
Of the Brown 4 DeMerell granite man
ufacturing firm are in Boston, attend
ing the New England meeting of the
National Retail Monumental Dealers
association.
Attention, Woodmen, wives and
sweethearts Regular meeting Fri
day, Jan q, at $50 p m, Odd Fellows
hall Dept Baldwin will be present
Following the meeting, a social time.
dancing and cards will be in order. Ev
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Bachelor Of
Hill street are spending few
days in Boston Mr. Batchelder going
there chiefly to attend the New Eng.
land meeting Of the National Retail
Monumental Dealers association, being
held there this week.
Ladies': If you wish to remove that
superfuous hair, write to me for infor
nation | had growth of hair on my
face for over 20 years. The hair has |
gone, also the roots are killed If this |
advertisement interests You, write TO |
r. o. box "a, Medford Hillside, Mass
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Bison of East
Barre have postponed indefinitely the
reception to Ernest Bison, their son,
and his bride of two weeks because OF
the brides illness. 1t has just been
learned that Mrs. Ernest Bison, three
days after their wedding in st, Angus
tines church, Montpelier, while visit
ing In Massachusetts,, was stricken
with acute appendicitis and was oper
ated upon Immediately at the Mercy
hospital in Springfield, Mass, where
she still remains as a patient Mrs Bis
son was, before her marriage Jan. 10,
Miss Yvonne Lemay Of Montpelier,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adelord Le-
may of 10 Foster street.
The Green Mountain lodge of Man
chester Unity, No. 7548, l. o. 0. f.
held its annual installation Of officers
in the knights Of Pythias hall last
evening Deputy David Joll assigned
the following officers, elected and APP
pointed at previous meeting, to theri
respective posts: Grand master, Ed
win Anderson; noble grand George
Carrie; vice grand, Ralph oliver; per
manent secretary Charles oliver
elective secretary, Forrest Chaples
treasurer, William Stephens chaplain,
William oliver; right supporter Of the
noble grand David Jolls; left support
ar of the noble grand, John Kennedy;
right supporter of the vice grand, John
Bottiggi left supporter Of the vice
grand, Charles Moir; warden, John
Stewart; guardian, Charles Connors.
Five pounds Of butter taken from an
ordinary churning Of butter at the
frantic City Cooperative creamery in s
his city scored within half a point OF !
he highest contestant for the silver
up given by the Vermont Dairymen's
association at its annual meeting in !
last week No selected
ream was used to make this butter !
imply box Of butter Of the everyday
uality was taken from the shelf and 1
ent to Burlington 10 be tested for
uality at the dairymen's convention as
he product of the Granite City Cooper. y
tive creamery contesting for the silver !.
up. The score for the local creamery's 4
Toduct was ~ points out of a possible
90, Just one-half point lower than the
core of the Chelsea creamery, which :.
as awarded the cup for a7h points Il u
not know whether or not the Chel- u
ca creamery used selected cream for its
productsi but such is the Gus
omary method of competition. The
arre product was simply five pounds
I a daily 5O0-pound vat, that was
laced on the local market and sold \,
lough probably few people realized its
quality. Here again is =
royen the advantage Of tuberculin :,
'sted herds, for every drop Of milk II
-Cught to this creamery comes from =,
'rds that have withstood successfully =
le government tuberculin test. II Is u
lie only creamery in the country whose
ilk and cream supply comes from such !,
,vernment inspected herds and, for =
us reason, j. gradually becoming of :.
ltional repute for its excellent quality
'oducts Of cream, milk butter and
reese. Little butter Is shipped away
local markets dispose Of nearly 500
'unds Of this product daily, practical
all that is churned at the creamery NJ
! buttermaker o. +. King. It's chief "a
port is milk, shipped in large quaint. RI
as every day to other New England