The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

4 Some picture Saturday at the Mag
H net.---adv.
Food sale at the Methodist churcl
Saturday afternoon adv
\ r. d. Carpenter Of Waterbury was q
business visitor in the city to-day.
| "A few gallons of choice maple syrup
1925 per gallon. A. w, Calef, Wash
ington. adv. !.
| Music for all occasions, Nicol's or
chestra of three to seven pieces; phone
61l-W. -adv.
George r. Ball Of Hill street is pass
ing few days with friends and rela-
tiyes in Boston.
/ Dance, Saturday, April |, Granite
street hall, Caslani's orchestra. Ad-
mission, 50c.--adv.
George Riddle, the little son of Adam
Riddle Of Pleasant street, is confined
to his home by scarlet fever.
| A regular meeting of local 4Ss, NJ. p.
T., will be held in the band room Sun.
day, April 2, at $3.50 p. m. A. E.. Milne,
See.
Mrs. Ida +. Shepard of the Mrs.
Shepard Co. Inc, returned from bust
ness trip spent in Boston this morn
ing.
Mrs, Ralph Tobin of Academy street
was operated on at the City hospital
this morning for appendicitis and is
reported as resting comfortably.
Mrs. w. A. Drew Of Maple Grove
street returned to the city yesterday, |
after passing a few days with her |
daughter, Evelyn, in Burlington.
+. A. Drown, the well-known drug
gist, has special proposition for any
one who is suffering with rheumatism.
Ask about the Rheuma plan.-adv.
Eldon Ball of Hill street returned
yesterday from short business trip
to White River junction and other
points in the eastern and southern part
of the state.
Mrs. Susan Parks of Plainfield, who
has been passing the winter at the
home of her son, Harry s. Parks, of
Ayerill street, returned to her home !
IN Plainheld yesterday.
Mrs. j. Ladrie and daughter. An
-oinette, OF 32 Nelson street returned =
Tuesday evening from Burlington, !
where they have been visiting with
friends for the past week. Il
"Strongheart,' the wonder dog, will II
brill with his ferocity and fascinate I
With his tenderness. In "The Silent v
ALL" auspices Clan Gordon, Magnet q
heatre, April 0 and Z. adv a
Mrs. Emma Pitkin Of French street !,
fas operated on at the City hospital 4
esterday afternoon and, according to
report received from that institution h
D-day, her condition was comfortable. S
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the G. A. y
!. held combined sugar social and g
ard party in the Worthen hall last :,
sening, about 100 people being pres y
Mt Dancing was enjoyed during the = =
fening. -
Raymond M Warren, teacher of tr
hence and mathematics, has returned CT
ON his vacation, spent in New Hamp- III
lire and Massachusetts and Is prepar- ce
g for the opening of the high school he
onday. pa
Grand Lenten old and young fnlks' -
nee, South Barre grange hall, Thurs Is,
" evening, March 30. Bring her TO q,
real old time ON March 30 Refresh -
snts served. Carroll's orchestra. Dane n.
:, 75c per couple, including tax; la. h.,
IS, free.-adv. e.
At the meeting Of the ladies of the tn
18th chapter Of the Eastern Star last
ening banquet was served. There
re about 2S5 persons present at the
PIPER and bounteous repast, was en- Mi
ged. After the meal was over four
ndidates lined up to take their de.
re work.
The boys of the top-notch class of an
, Methodist church liked last eve res
* to the Newhall camp on the vii
'ntpelier road for sugar social and we
neral good time. The syrup for the lei
rty was furnished BY Nelson Alb. g,,i
til of East Montpelier and ii was moi
y much enjoyed. l2
irs. P. ID. Ladd of South Barre was Tor
lpletely surprised at her home last ait
ming when a number Of her friends citl
red in helping her celebrate her lew
-hday anniversary. Games. music glrl
dancing were enjoyed during the TIM
ming. Refreshments were served a
ture OF which was a large birthday
e, made for the occasion By Mrs. NJ.
Towne. The party broke up at Dr..
hour, wishing the hostess many
Ply returns of the day. -