The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-12
TALK OF THE TOXIN

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Luneh.-adv
! Public dance, Wednesday, Jan. IL
Rowland hall CAROLS orchestra.--ad
/ Mrs. +. A. Hutchinson and daughter
Florence, left yesterday for Lowell
Mass,
| The ladies and pastors union of the
NJ. +. church win meet at the church
at 2;30 p. M. Thursday.
! Mrs. Alex Bissett, who is i'll at her
| home, is being cared for by Mrs B,
NJ. Downey of Waterbury.
L, B. Dodge of Elm street went to
Burlington yesterday to attend the
Vermont Dairymen's meeting.
Watches and ieweiry, also fine watch
and clock repairing. e. O. Holmes, 6
Maple Grove street. Tel. 24lX.--adv.
| Luigi Romeri, merchant Of the B.
d. Tomasi block went to Boston and
| Quincy, Mass, last night for few
days business trip.
Dance, armory hall, Montpelier, Fri
day evening, Jan. Ii, after NJ. H. S.
Spaulding game. Music, Oriental Six
Special car to Barre after dance adv.
Wlfred Canton, while having a
weeks vacation, due to the part time
employment with the American Rail
way Express company at Claremont,
n. H., is visiting at his home on Ma
pie avenue.
DR., Leonhardt's Hem. Roid tablets are
an easy, effective treatment for all Pile
trouble. Don't consent to an opera
tr.v D,,,I ha
cause quickly. Money back if it fails,
says E. A. Drown.-adv.
Mrs. L. r. Rickert of fremont street
has taken over the fifth grade at
Brook street school, formerly under
the supervision of Miss Flora Coutts,
who suffered a broken leg as the re-
suit of sliding accident on Beck.
ley hill last Friday evening.
The Knights of Columbus will hold
whist party and dance Friday, Jan.
J IA, in X. of G, hall. The Knights and
! their lady friends are cordially in
vited. Whist begins promptly at 81
O'Clock. Dancing from 10 to II. Re- |
| freshments will be served
Arthur Archambault and sister, Hem
rietta, who have been passing the holt
days with DR.. and Mrs. r. X. z. Arch
ambault, their parents, went to Mont
real yesterday afternoon, Miss Arch
ambault going to Mount st. Mary's
convent and Arthur to ST. Mary's col
lege.
DR. II. IT. Hunter, chiropractor To-
Gated in the office of Gage 4 Gage,
wishes to announce the following
price for all residence calls. effective
Jan. Is: Day calls, $3.50; night
calls, after p m. 81 For the pres
ent office calls will remain the same
as under Gage & Gage. adv.
Supt. Carroll H. White of the city
schools went to Montpelier this morn
ing to attend meeting Of the Winoo-
ski valley school superintendent, to (
be held at the high school building.
The Winooski Valley association m
cludes superintendents from Barre,
Barre Town, Williamstown, Randolph,
Rovalton, Mortified. Waterbury,
Richmond. Cabot, Plainfeld and Mont {
pelier, whose purpose it is to meet six {
or seven times each year to discuss I
matters pertaining TO school welfare. q
The last meeting was held in Barre. t
About 50 members of the Williams !
town Methodist Epworth league came !
to Barre on a sleigh ride Monday
night, making the trip in two bargcs.
For chaperones they brought along
Mr.. Stevens, principal of the Williams !.
town high school, and Miss Belcher
the commercial teacher. They arrived :
at the Barre Methodist church
about 8 o'clock and games were en- :
loved by some while others prepared !,
the eats. After the refreshments,
games were again played until II
o'clock, when the chaperones announced :
it time to start for home, all declsr !,
ing thew had a wonderful time and :
hoping to come again. :
Miss Stacy Of upper Prospect street s.
large party of her friends a
at her home last Friday evening. Pro p
gressive whist was played for an hour
Or two the prize winners being Miss u
Alice Gleason, Miss Ethel Ducharme, n
James Canton and Will Daniels A o
very pleasing recitation was given by c
Mrs. James Canton, accompanied on
he piano by Miss Dueharme Miss
ileason also gave recitation A
lanty collation. was served by the
hostess and then the floor was cleared d
md dancing was the principal feature G
i'll the early hours of the morning "
Hiss Jessie Black and Miss Ethel Du
harme furnished music on the piano n
or the dancing. When the party broke nj
Up, all declared they had spent most &C
evening. m
A drive for funds has been inaugu
ated by the American Legion in its
'osts all over the country since Jan.
, and warnings sent TO each post COM
handler and adjutant that dues for the
nsuing year must be at the head
uarters in Michigan bv Jan 20. Ev-
~ Legion member must, thaTefore,
ay his dues TO his post in time TO
ave them reach headquarters before
bat date. otherwise the Legion week
' paper will not be sent TO him. A
anFassing committee has been APP -
ointed hy the executive committee of
he local post 70 hasten the collection 4
{ dues or increase the post number
v addition OF new members To in
lre membership, however, each and
yeryone should pay dues to the stew
I'd at the clubhouse. New members
IN also make application through the
eward.
For the benefit Of Musicians union.
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