The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

.. Henry Daniels has returned fro
: Springfield, Mass, to visit relatives
the city for a week
Largest and most sanitary soda four
tain in the city. Come in and try
out. Barre Drug Co.-adv.
A regular meeting of Barre council
knights of Columbus, will be held o
Wednesday evening, June |, at 1880.
George w. Hunt, who is at the Sol
diers' home in Bennington, is bette
than when he entered the institution
Dance and supper at East MontpeI
Ter Thursday evening, June ., Car
rolls orchestra. Dafting from 8 to /
adv.
Eben Carrie, who is employed in Ian
caster, n. H., spent the week end AM
Memorial day at his home on Johr
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mckenzie ar
rived in the city this morning from
Springfield, Mass, to visit friends anC
relatives.
Gee-Gee, with rings in her nose anc
bells on her toes, will give a dance al
part of the show at the opera house
June 3 and ADV,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Smith and Miss
Eva G. Smith spent the week end and
Memorial day at theii cottage on Lake
Caspian in Greensboro.
The ladies of the Baptist church are
invited to the home of Mrs. Erickson
for the monthly mission study Plsn
to be present if possible Wednesday at
2:30.
Tickets for the minstrel show and
musical comedy, "Margie," may be Sc
cured at the box office every afternoon
from to $50 and Wednesday and
Thursday evenings adv.
This is rheumatism weather, and F..
A. Drown, the druggist, is having a
large sale on Rheuma, the one remedy
for this disease sold on guarantee of
money back if it fails. Start using it
to-day adv.
Albert tanxiouslyl I'm afraid I'll
soon be bald my hair is coming out"
f. A. Drown, why worryg Use Pa
risian Sage and III guarantee it viii
stop falling hair or return your mon,
ey.-adv.
Miss. Margaret Mercer returned TO
Manchester, n. H., late yesterday aft
ernoon, after visiting with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mercer. of the
Morse block over Sunday and Memorial
day.
All those having tickets or money on
the Women of Mooseheart dance are
asked to bring the same to the meeting
in Clan hall tonight at o'clock for
settlement. Mrs. Thomas Jeffrey, chair
man.
The 1921 class of Spsulding high
school left this morning via automo-
biles ON their annual class ride TO Joe's !
pond in Danville. Robert Ross, Miss |
Smith and Miss Merely accompanied
The class as chaperones.
Harold Mute of Manchester, n. H., |
we'll known in Barre as one of the fore
most bowlers in the city, and also
member of the old Barre Athletic base
Iall team, visited friends and relatives
n the city over the holidays.
81 gained IL pounds in weeks, re.
yained my strength, was able to steep
writes a grateful user of
3itro- Phosphate. Physicians endorse it
or strengthening the nerves, enrich.
ng the blood, building flesh and mus.
lie. Obtainable at f. A. Drown & Co
rug store. Strictly guaranteed.-adv.
The Barre offices of the Montpelier &
iarre Light & Power Co. are now To-
ated in the Worthen block, in the
uarters formerly occupied by the Peo-
les National bank. All business will
GREATER he given courteous and imme.
late attention at the new location
dv
Burt Picrson arrived in the city re-
emily from indianapolis, Ind, where
Or the past two years he has been a
tudent at the Indiana School of Vet
rinsrians. Mr.. Pierson will spend the
lmmer vacation at his home on west
i'll. after which he will return to In
annapolis for the completion Of his
purse.
Miss Lessel Hunter arrived in the
ty Saturday evening from Hartford, {
onn., where she is employed in the a
sneTsl offices of the Travellers Life In {
france company, to visit for few
Avs at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
dwin Kesst, Of Prospect avenue. Miss
unter win return to Hartford We'd
'sday night.
In preparation for the Epworth
ague institute TO be held at Montpel-
r beginning June %, the Epworth
agle Of the Barre Methodist Epis-
pal church elected new officers as fol-
VS.: President, Edward Bosworth;
ST vice president, Miss Evelyn Emer- |
n; second vice president, Miss Ruth /
wis; third vice president. Miss Mary
gigs; fourth vice president, Miss /
sic Spencer; secretary, Miss Dorothy
Iitor; treasurer, Nelson Abbiatti, and
anist, Miss Lena Higgs.
In order 10 make repairs, II IS expect
that the following streets will have
E water shut of during part or the |
iole Of Wednesday: Eastern avenue,
rk street, East street, Cliff street.
,ple Grove, North street, Academy
eet and Terrace avenue will be shut
until a new gate, designed to pre- |
Mt the necessity of shutting of a |
rn r.ortinn of the city can he in. Ia