The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

ORD, at Russells.
Dance, Rowland hall, tonight, ORR
entail Six; 81 couple.-adv.
"Damnation" is the sermon subiec
at the Unversalist church Sunday a
1880 a. m.--adv.
CAROLS orchestra went to Woods
vile, N. H., yesterday to play for th'
annual grand BAH of the year
Cafeteria supper at Universalist
church on Wednesday, Jan, 26, from
to s p. m. The public invited. adv
The Clara Barton guild viii NEE,
at 1880 Monday evening Jan. "a, in
the parish room. All those interested
are cordially invited.
John B. Magnaghi, who has been Sc.
riously i'll for long time, has recov.
cred so much as to be enabled to ride
to the Office of the Presbrey- Leland Co.
yesterday
Pile sufferers can only get quick safe
and lasting relief by removing the
cause--cutting and salves won't do.
Hem Roid, a harmless tablet, is guar
anteed by Il. A. Drown & Co.--adv.
Earl Burgess and Max Holden ar
rived at their homes here this morning
to spend few days while mid year
examinations are being given at Bos
ton university, where they are stu
| dents.
Miss Marion Anker, a junior at the
| University of Vermont, has been elect
ed member of Masque and Sandal
an honorary dramatic society composed
only of people who have taken speak
ing part in college play.
Did Jesus preach eternal damnation
of souls? Hear what Dr. Vincent, the
eminent Methodist divine, said about
the text | Corinthians, llth chap
ter, verse 90. Sermon subject at Uni
versalist church, Sunday at 1880 a. m.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Greig, who
went to Scotland in September, write
home that there is scarcity of work
there, with 5000 idle in Aberdeen, and
all commodities are much higher than
here. They are to sail for America on
Feb. 2.
Mrs, F. G. Russell of the Red Cross
Pharmacy, with Miss Beatrice Knapp
and Miss Dolly Cormack, clerks of the
store, leaves tomorrow night for Bos-
ton, to attend the Rexall clerks con-
vention Of New England Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
DR.. Horace b Haskell, field represen
tatiye of Montpelier seminary, will |
occupy the pulpit Of the Hedding
Methodist church at both services on
Sunday Rev, b. G. Lipsky win occu-
py the pulpit of the Grace Methodist |
Episcopal church of St. Johnsbury.
f. j. Bolen, architect for the Black
Theatre Circuit Co., who has been
making a tour of inspection of other
Black picture houses under construc.
ton or repair throughout Vermont. re-
turned to Barre yesterday to supervise
the construction work at the Park
theatre,
Mountain King" the veteran shift
err of the Barre & Chelsea railroad, is
once more plying its way through the
Barre stoneyards after an enforced va
cation at the state capital, The big
locomotive was taken 20 Montpelier a
few weeks ago to undergo thorough
The basketball team Of post No.
10, of the American Legion, consisting
Df Alexander Paul, Gerald Ball, Paul
Michael Cerasoh, Christie
Dher Biorn, Perley Haskell and Man
iger Robert Diack iourneyed to White
River Junction to-day, where tonight
hey meet the team OF Hartford post.
The Woman's club is to have charge
VI the Bijou theatre next Monday aft
'rnoon and evening. and the proceeds
If the shows go to the club as its con !
to the Near East relief and
% the Hoover fund for European re-
ief. Everybody turn out, help the
children of Europe and back
Up the Woman's club-adv.
Miss Jessie McAdam, the young lady
Who for years has been an invalid by e
he workings Of infantile paralysis, /
caves tomorrow for Boston, where /
he will again submit to an operation 7
I the hospital recently opened by DR. /
her for Vermont patients. Miss Nc c
adam underwent an operation three I
months ago and although the coming 7
ne is even more serious she is very h
opeful and patient, bearing the same b
mile Of contentment. She will be &C.
ompsnied by her mother, Mrs. Mar h
aret McAdam. II
Barre friends Of Rev J. B. Reardon, g
ormerly Of the Uniyersalist church n
ere, will be pleased to learn that he q
as recovered his health, which was Il
roken down during HE pastorate in II
ARE and while serving also as city
verseer of the poor, and that he has a,
sturned to the ministry. accepting 81
he pastorate Of the First Universalist n
hurch in Quincy, Mass. After serv- o.
" in the Barre church seven years he -
asigned and bought farm in North V
harlestown, " H. where he has been c,
wing for almost two years. He re- fl,
,ntly sold the farm and Of late has in
zen in Clsremont, y. II.
The fatigue Of trans Atlantic Jour. =
ay and a long journey ended yester- :,
iy afternoon for Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
uncan and daughter. Elizabeth. when :,
rev stepped over the Threshold Of =
leir home on belmont avenpe for
IL first time in weeks. They had lust =, -
rived from New York CITY. where =
! Wednesday they landed from the =
eamship Megantic. after tedious -
day journey from Scotland. The "
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