The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Battery station adv.
Silver King golf balls at 81 each At
4 browns Drug store. adv.
Stunts will follow the grand circle
Friday at Spaulding. All for s5c. adv.
See our golf supplies and fishing
tackle at the right price. Lander's
Cigar store. adv.
/ Don't forget the cafeteria supper at
Baptist church tonight, $3.50 to I
o'clock. adve
Two good seamstresscs wanted. APP
ply at once. Miss Lawless, Currier
building. LADY.
!, The meeting Of the woman's anNil-
iary Of the Episcopal church has been
postponed until next week.
Stormtight liquid the guaranteed
roof paint for roofs Of any description.
Sold by Alexander & Co, Is Depot
| square adv.
Benefit performance tomorrow And
Friday at the Park theatre for the sick
and needy members of the Granite Cut
tcrs' International association adv.
Mrs. 0. G. Stickney has been in Bos
ton and Hyde Park, Mass, since Sat
urday, visiting her daughter, Miss
Marion r. stickney, at the latter place.
Arthur Allen OF Oklahoma City, who
has been spending the winter at his old
home in Groton n H., is spending a
| few DAYS with his wife at Mrs. B. B..
Jacksons.
/
Mrs. L. H Thurston of 1913 Seminary
street returned to her home Saturday,
latter spending the winter with her
daughter. Mrs, Ernest Pelkey Of Chico
pee, Mass
| Old and young folks dance, Cobble
bill, Friday, April 81. White Mountain
! jazz orchestra. Refreshments at inter
mission Admission, 90 couple, extra
ladies l0c.-ady.
DR.. Leonhardt found the cause of
piles to be internal. His prescription,
Hem -Roid, gives quick and lasting re-
lief. We sell it with money back guar
antee. Il. A. Drown:a adv.
Your new cook may be i jewel on
soups and meats, but If she fails on
the desserts educate her to Bakers GER
tilted havoring extracts; and then
you'll all be happy. adv.
Wall paper, paints and varnish At
greatly reduced prices; first-class work.
manship papering and painting. Ernest
lJurries, 374 North Main street, phone
l94-M. Open .dan, a. m. 70 9 p. NJ
adv.
Gordon Patton Of Ayers street was
/ called to Manchester, N. H., by the Sc
rious Illness and death of his father.
Henry +. Paten. Mr.. Patton was we'll
4 known here, having resided in East
Barre for number OF years.
The regular meeting of Cobble Hill
| grange was held last evening. Three
/ candidates were balloted on and two
new applications were received. 1t was
voted 10 have a dance to help pay for
! the grafonola recently purchased The
I following is the literary program, in
charge of Mrs. B. +. Davis and Mrs. +.
L. Bradbury: Piano duet, Florence and
/ Gertrude Summers; monologue, Harold
/ Bancroft: vocal solo, Edna McAflister;
reading. Eleanor Lathrop; trombone
solo, Claude Partridge; vocal duet.
Mrs. Will Nelson and Lucy Dickie I;
reading. Gwendolyn Kendall. All the
musical numbers received encores. The
next meeting win be May 2, when the
first and second degrees viii be con
Z ferred.
Efforts Of Barre parties, including
| City Engineer s. l.. Ruggles and Sec
rotary Tudor Bradley of the Board OF
Trade, to have the United States geo
logical survey and the state depart :
ment of geology take in the Barre area
in the proposed Typographical map
sheet to be made this summer were not
successful, word having come TO City
| Engineer Ruggles that the territory TO
be mapped is the section lying south
Of Montpelier and embracing Berlin,
/ Williamstown and as far south as Ran
dolph and perhaps just taking IN the
western side of Barre. The value Of
such a Typographical map is shown by
The fact that such a map gives ae-
1 clratelv the elevations Of land, the riy-
ers. the railroads, the highways, the
cities, towns. villages and hamiets-
even the HOUSES on the streets of a
! city-the valleys, the woods and vari-
GUS details. There are no other maps
comparable to IL in completeness and
accuracy Hen0 il was considered by
the Barre parties interested that map
including the Barre quarry area would
be very valuable Each year one sheet
is made. taking in an area about the
size Of the One indicated by the dis
lance from Montpelier TO Randolph.
The field work is done by force of
seven or eight men. City Engineer Rug
giles was engaged in similar work in
Maine some years ago. The completed
sheets are available FOR the public, be-
ing sold at a small sum. II is hoped
thatswithin year or two the district
including Barre will be thus charted.