The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

H Mrs. Nellie Sawyer is seriously j
\ at the City hospital.
H Miss Clara Carpenter, a waitress a
/ Hotel Barre, left to-day to visit at he
l home in Randolph.
II G. II. Presbrey of New York is in TIL
4 city on business connected with tn
\ Presbrey Leland company.
4 Mrs. Edward Carroll leaves Tues
| day for the Mary Fletcher hospital Il
| undergo a serious operations
All those who have thank offering
envelopes will please bring them Tues
day evening to the M. b church.
Il Frank w. Robinson Of King street
has returned from Boston, where he
has been passing a few days with
friends.
Miss Louise Partridge, who is teach
ing in Burlington, spent the week end
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. II. b
Partridge.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Hamel of Plain
field spent the week end with their
daughter, Mrs. Edison Lander of the
Iuffier block.
John f. Hoban Of Liberty street Is
able to be out again, after having been
confined to his home for a few days by
a slight illness.
Heavy rubber footwear vulcanized
by machinery. Good as new. Bring
them in. J. J. Hastings, 81 North
| Main street.--adY.
Judge and Mrs. +. J. Martin of Rich
ardson street have returned from Bur
lington, after pas sing few days with
friends in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Chayer Of
Spaulding street have been called TO
Manchester, n. FL, by the death Of Mr..
Chayer's aged mother.
Lawrence Leclair OF Hartford, Conn,
is visiting at his home on Summer
street for a few days Mr.. Leclair is
on furlough from the army.
Tomorrow evening at the Methodist
church you will have the privilege of
listening TO Rev A w. Hewitt. You
can't afford to miss a Hewitt lecture
adv.
The Listlefield Piano company has
commenced to transfer its stock and
equipment to the new location on
North Main street from the old Pearl
street home.
CAROLS orchestra will give the last
big dance before Lent Tuesday night
at the Rjou, which has been remod
eled for dance hall. Dancing from
s until ! o'cloek.-adv.
Mrs. James Sector. IT., of Merchant |
street and Miss Margaret Sector Of d
vision street returned to this city Sat
urday, aftes passing a few days visit |
with friends in Burlington.
Peter Merlo Of Granite street was a
visitor in ST. Johnsbury over Sunday.
He was visiting with an old shipmate,
with whom he became acquainted while
in the navy during the war
The third meet between the old and
young men of the Vincitia club is
scheduled to be held next Thursdayr1
Thus far the honors are even, both
sides having won one match.
Rheumatism is increasingly preva-
lent this year This explains the un-
usually large demand Il. A. Drown has
for Rheuma, the one remedy for rheu
matism sold on gnarantee.--adv.
Ladies of the Womans club will hold
! whist party at the Goddard audto-
rum this afternoon. A large number
are expected to be present and the pro-
,eeds viii 90 to the Barre Woman's
hub.
Mrs. L. B. Dodge, who has been /
,pending week in Burlington, visit {
ng her daughter, Miss Emily Dodge, a !
,tudent at the University Of Vermont.
'eturned last night TO her home in
Barre.
Mrs. J. o. Beekley has been appoint I
d matron OF the house at the city f
arm, 70 succeed Mrs. Lizzie y. May y
tie, who resigned recently. Mrs. Beck a
ey will assume charge Of the house on 5
Wednesday, March l. S
The last public dance before the Len
en- season begins viii be in X. Of G.
all, Scampini block, Monday, Feb 81.
omission, soc couple; extra ladies,
Sc each. Everybody invited. Don't
orget the date.-adv.
Maccabees. attention. The regular :
Meeting of Harmon review. No. /, will :
e held Wedne day evening in X. of p
all at 1880 o'clock Initiation Guards
nd officers wear white Supper will be
eryed at o'clock. Both meat and
shady.
Lent arrives this year for the
hurches observing il on Wednesday
hitch is observed by the Catholic and
Episcopal churches as Ash Wednesday.
ervices win be held in both churches
the morning. those at the Episcopal
iurch being held at Z, and 10 o'clock.
At the triangular track meet held at
Iechanics' hall in Boston Saturday be-
Eeen Dartmouth. Harvard and Cor
FL. James Young of Warren street,
udent al Dartmouth, carried off third
pnors in the two-mile run. Mr. Young
IN against some Of the fastest track
en- in the country and made fine
lowing. III,
Marion Gladding, the eight -year-old
lughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank y.
adding Of % Nelson street. seems 70 |
I've entirely recovered from the in
~ 20 her head which she received at :
Il skating rink on the Lincoln cam
Is ten days ago when knOcked down ,
! two young men playing hockey.
be little girl was able to walk home | ,
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