The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-02
TALK or THE TOWN

|, Four to six daily, Currier building
Flora Jones, ehiropractor.--adv.
Anthony Bianchi Of the firm Of
Charles Bianchi and son LETT yesterday
for Burlington.
Masquerade ball, with prizes, at Sc
cialist hall, Saturday, March :, White
Mountain jazz orchestra. adv
The w. @. I. U. will meet at the
4 Community house Friday evening at
7: 80, instead Of Friday afternoon.
Rheumatics Try two-weeks.
treatment Of Rheuma and get wen. u
! il doesn't help, +. A, Drown VIII re-
| turn your money.--adv.
| Notice: All kinds of home cooked
| food on sale at the Methodist chureh
| saturday afternoon, also home made
Icandy. Telephone your orders 70 az
| Y.--adv.
Wall paper and varnish at greatly
reduced prices; first-class- workman
! ship papering and painting. Ernest
Jurries, 374 North Main street, phone
loIM-adv
| Wall paper at Hooker's. Have you
seen our Big new stock OF spring pa
persY We have never had better line
than at the present time Papers Tor
every room New patterns, reduced
| prices --adv.
F,ftv.six names were added to the
check list last evening. Another meet,
inc of the board of civil authority VIII
| be held to might at o'clock and maj
one at the same time tomorrow night.
That will be your last opportunity 10
Get your name on the check list Tor
! this years March election
Clarence L. Rogers, graduate Of
Spaulding high school in the class OF
1910 and now junior IN Mlddlepufy
college. has been chosen as assistant
business manager of the new college
literary magazine, the first number OF
which is expected to appear Just before
the Easter recess. In addition to TINS
work. Mr.. Rogers il prominent IN mu-
steal circles at the college.
The Goddard girls basketball team
will leave for Essex Junction to-mof-
row, where they will play the Essex
junction high school. The Essex giris
have a strong team and good game Is
4 expected. The local girls have been
practicing faithfully and are for an
other victory. The following young
women will make the trip: Coach
Betty Brown. Captain Ida Esner, Hope
Leonard. Helen Scott. Betty Little.
Arlee Greene. Thel Carrier, Pody Carter
and Mae Freeman.
A very enjoyable affair was held last
evening in the Congregational yestfy,
when the officers and teachers in the
Sunday school, representing all depart
ments of the school from, the cradle
roll to the home department, and num-
bering IS in all, gathered for supper,
social time and to talk over mat
| tiers pertaining TO the welfare Of the
church school The supper was delicious
and much enjoyed. and at its conciu-
sion remarks were made on Sunday
school matters by DIR. F. l.. Good-peed,
pastor of the church, and by Rev. w.
Men. Kittredge Of the Presbyterian
church. who, with Mrs. kittredge,' was
guest of honor.
The womens foreign missionary so
ciety of the Methodist church held its
annual thankoffering meeting and So
cial in the church parlors Tuesday eve
ming, when about $50 members and
friends listened to a lecture by Rev.
Arthur Hewitt, who held the close at
tention of his audience for three quar-
tiers Of an hour, while he told of the
life of missionaries in various eoun-
, tries. A quartet of male voices and a
piano duet added to the enjoyment of
the evening. The rooms were decorated
| in blue and gold, the colors of the so
ciety, and refreshments were served.
Altogether, the evening was an unus-
ually enjoyable social event in the ac-
tYvities of the church. A thankoffering
of over $50 was contributed.