The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Elva shoes for women at Shea's,--
adv.
SOC Apollo chocolates, 6oc at Rus
selfs.--adv
Bargains in ladies goods, mems
shirts, overalls, shoes, etc. Barre Bar
gain Store.-adv.
Three fiavors Of most delicious ice
cream, only soc a quart at Mitchelfs
Candy Store.~-adv.
Mrs. Alvin Gates, formerly of this
city but now of GAINESVILLE, O., is re.
newing acquaintance here.
Three fiayors of triple seal ice cream;
special for Saturday, quart bricks Soc
pink 25c. Barre Drug Co,--adv.
Dance every Saturday night, Mont.
pelier armory. CAROLS orchestra. c.
v. train at IL oclock.--adv.
I The quarterly meeting of the ladies
hospital aid will be held Friday eve.
ming at 7:s0 in the hospital dining
room.
Mrs. Hattie Tillotson and Miss Grace
ingalls,, both of South Main street,
went to Windsor yesterday to visit
friends.
Mrs. William Corrigan of Spauld-
ing street, has returned home, after
spending the past two months visiting
in New York state.
] Miss Emily Dodge is spending 10
days vacation from the University of
Vermont with her mother, Mrs. L. b.
Dodge of Averill street.
Thomas Hopkins, the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Mary Mccarthy of Sum
mer street, for the past two weeks,
left for Boston last evening.
Miss Jeannott Lawliss, a dressmaker
of the Currier block, returned Wednes
day evening from Boston, where she
passed the Easter time with her broth.
| er, George.
Mrs. O. IT. Heininqer Of Burlington,
| the guest of Df. and Mrs. II Y. Helm,
niger of Summer street for the past
several days, returned to her home yes
terday afternoon.
| Max Fisher is the comedian In
| "Springtime." Barre people win know
Of his dramatic ability. In this he is
at his best Be sure to see and hear
him as Bobby Brewster in Spring
time. adv.
Roosevelt once said that support Civ
en- to local industry was the equiva
lent of rise in wages to every man in
the community. Moral-Eat real ice
cream, manufactured by our local Co
| operative creamery ice cream plant. |
The Barre Candy Kitchen has II wait
ing for you.-ady.
Pretentious arrangements are being |
made for the dedication of a memo |
rial TO Ira Allen, noted Vermonter |
and relative of the famous Ethan Al |
len, on the University of Vermont |
campus in Burlington. Barre granite |
has been used for the base.
Fill out those hollow cheeks Build
up that fiat chest. Make your clothes
ft YOU. Buy a box Of Bitro Phosphate |
at +. A. Drown & Co.'S drug store and |
say good bye to worry. Take a step |
towards strength and pep" Guaran
teed to increase your weight or your
money back-Ady.
DR.. D. G. Jarvis of the Rowland
building leaves tonight for Boston
where he will participate in the pro
gram Of the New England X-rav soei
ETY. meeting, which convenes to NOR.
row HtoEHlHE AZ uHe pbrluH HlrAiNAi IL
brary DR. Jarvis will lecture on dis
ease of the chest.
The board Of directors Of the Granite
Manufacturers association have des
ignated II. j. NJ Jones to serve as a
national councillor In the T. s, cham
Der of commerce and delegate to the
meetings of the chamber. First Vice
President John A. Cross Of Mortified
is the substitute councillor and dele
gate for the Barre association.
Fl. ]. NJ. Jones Of the Jones Bros.
Co, as a member OF the Vermont eiti.
zens' committee, has gone to Boston
to attend a meeting, at which citizens
committees from each New England
state will confer on traffic problems.
The convention opened yesterday and
continues through to-day Frank ".
CORY Of Montpelier, personally inter
ested in The problem, also went to Bos
ton, to be present at the meeting
Under the auspices Of the Universal
ist church and for the benefit Of the
ladies' union Of the church, pub,
lie dance was held in Rowland hall
last evening. Inelement weather may
have affected the attendance, vet more
than 100 tickets were sold and in all
there were nearly 200 people present
Besides resulting in a financial sue
cess, il also proved a fine social event,
Just as dances conducted under the
same auspices have in the past.
Chief OF Police James Sullivan re
ceived telephone call from the sheriff
of Chelsea last evening informing him ,
to watch outgoing trains for /, young
man named Gillette, who had escaped
from the Chelsea jail The description
given described the man as young and
clean shaven, Of stocky build, about Ave
feet eight inches in height, weighing
about LIS pounds, and wearing a blue
suit Further details of the escaped
prisoner could not be given as the
young man had onN been placed in jail
about an hour before, being arrested