The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

0. I. Osher of Rochester was in the
city to-day on business trip.
Verne Cilley of West Topsham was
business visitor in the city to-day
Tonight, regular meeting Socialist
branch at socialist hall Everybody at
tend.
r.. L. Mcdonald Of Groton was in tn,
city yesterday on brief business
trip.
Music for all occasions, Goddard jazz
orchestra; 8 to pieces; tel l45-W.--
adv.
/ G. r. Allen, jr., returned home to.
day to Saratoga Springs, n. X, after
passing few days in this vicinity on
/ business.
Mrs. William Bailey Of Syracuse, N,
Y, Is passing few days at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
OLIVER, sr., Of this city.
George Robertson Of o. Seminary
street left yesterday for Buffalo, N. ",
where he hopes to secure employment
at his trade as granite cutter.
Subway prices, top notch custom
quality! That IL a combination that
will open the safe of prosperity this
lspring and nothing can stop it. The
Royal Tailor Man.-adv.
CAROLS orchestra left last evening
for Bethel, where they were scheduled
to play for dance. Albert bowers,
manager of the ticket department Of
the orchestra, also accompanied them.
There were about so couples present
at the dance conducted by the X. u.
club In the American Legion hall last
evening. This is one Of the series Of
good times and dances which this new
and enterprising club is putting on and
from the success Of last nights dance IL
will not be the last Dancing was in
order until o'clock, Summers orches-
ira from Montpelier furnishing the mu.
sic.
The Board of Trade is formulating
plans with the city council in staging
cleanup week in Barre from May
through Nav 9, according to infor-
nation given out by Secretary Brad
ley this morning. A committee to take
charge of the work will be appointed
by the president of the Board of Trade
tomorrow. A fun. and detailed an
nouncement of the campaign will be
nounced later.
With the mercury descending to the
vicinity of 26 or 2S, with bowling
.nor'wester bringing great masses Of
chilled air and with snowstorm of
distinct visibility, this morning of
April 81 opened with all the appear
anee of wintera hard blow to spring
aspirations in baseball and B. v. ID. UNI
derwear; yet there were limitations
of a break in the rigor of recrudescent
winter, said intimations coming chiefly
from the weather bureau.
A very successful clinic was held at
the City hospital yesterday, there be-
ing about IL persons at the hospital
to be examined. Besides this number,
there were many more present who
wished to make inquiries about the
work. DIR. Roscoe Avery had charge
of the examination as DR.. II. A. Ladd
of Burlington, who usually has charge
Of these clinics, was unable to be pres
ent. A large number of local physi
clans were also present to aid DIR.
Avery as well as to study the subject.
Tonight Barre people win have m
opportunity to witness the kind Of
minstrels which the members of the
Spaulding athletic teams make. Be
sides the big "Koon Kapers" minstrel
show, there will be other stunts and
music following on the program. A
great deal of time and pains have been
put into the show and the IL young
men in the cast have studied hard in
preparing for the entertainment. All
costumes win be distinctly original and
in many cases artistic. As a bit Of en-
enlargement for the boys as we'll as
for the fact the show will be worth
seeing, there should be large attend
ance Of students, alumni and friends
present
The regular meeting Of Harmon re-
ming in X. of P. hall, with large at
tendance. 1t being past commanders
night, past commanders and officers
were in the chairs. A military drill, |
with Mrs. Nellie Roben as captain, |
was given, forming the letters, "W. b. |
A." The following program was given
under the direction of Mrs. Nellie Bi. |
anchi, commander: Vocal solo, Miss |
Mildred Higgs; reading, little Miss
Canton; dialogue, Miss Doris Gerard |
and Ruth Wylie; cake walk, Mrs. Innis |
and Mrs Pirie; musical selection, three
Croteau sisters, violin, saxophone and |
piano. An original poem, written by
Mrs. Jessie Pierce, was read by Alice /
Beekley Refreshments Of ice cream
and cake were served, with Mrs. Ella