The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-04
TALK or THE TOWN

Fred McAllister of Williamstown
was visitor in the city yesterday.
| II. 4. Morse Of Hanover, N. H., was
a business visitor in the city yestcr-
day.
! Miss Marjorie Perry is confined to
her home on the Montpelier road by
| illness.
| A meeting of the directors OF the
| Barre Woman's club will be held Nom
day evening at 1880 in Aldrich hall.
Garibaldi Barberi of Boston Is visit
ing at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Barberi Of Brook street.
Frank G. Turner of South Main
street left this morning for visit with
| friends and relatives in Hartford,
Conn
The New York World says that the
Lincoln pictures show intimately the
background of the great presidents
| life. Universalist church, Sunday at
7:l5 o'clock.-adv.
The members of the Epworth league
Of the Methodist church liked this aft
ernoon to the Jackson camp on snow
shoes. Games were played and refresh
ments served.
The steam thawing apparatus be-
ongng to the city was put in use at
he corner of Pearl street this morn
ng to dispose Of the ice in the sewers.
On the corner.
Miss Annie Mccarthy, who is EN-
ployed as, clerk at the Metropolitan
life Insurance company's Office, is
spending the week end visiting with
Ter sister in Sc. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Charlotte Benson will speak on
The Riddle of Life and It's Solvent
~ Monday evening at o'clock in X.
# p. hall Mrs. Leona Lamb Smith
viii sing. Everyone is cordially in
yited. adv.
The biology club of Spaulding school
eft this afternoon on snowshoe hike
0 Graniteville. About 20 members of
he class were present They were Civ
n the use OF the dance hall and dane
e and games were to be enjoyed. Re-
reshments of sandwiches, coffee and
axe were served.
Owing to the deep ruts near the
treet ear tracks large number Of
ight sleighs and pungs have been
ipped up on their sides in the past
week No damage has been done in
ny Of the mixnps but slight incon
scnience results from being precipitat
into the street Unexpectedly.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Lathrop of Ber-
in sold their farm yesterday together
with the stock and tools TO S. NJ Port
n Of Brook street. Mr.. Porter buys for
/ home and will take immediate posses
sion of the place. In the transaction
Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrop take into their
ands the Porter home at l75 Brook
street, where they plan to remove their
family next week at the latest. The
transaction was completed through the
?. A. Perry Real Estate agency Of this
,ity
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Amer
can Legion entertained the men of
he club last evening by program and
lance az return favor for the one
which the men gave them in January. \
There was an attendance Of about $50
PERSONS and everyone seemed able to H
ind their particular brand of amuse
nent somewhere in the hall for dane
ng. pool billiards, cards and other
.ames were going on in almost every |
orner of the hall The first number II
m the well-arranecd program was
arce given BY the ladies OF the Auxil-
airy, entitled, "A Lady to Call and
{ was the limit" az far as the comic \
lement went. The east was made up X
i Mrs William Lille. Mrs. George II
'owlie and Mrs. Betty Stephens. The
ext number OF the schedule for the
yening was a banjo solo by Mr.. JEFF
rey oliver and Ingram, two of the
.egion boys, rendered vocal duet in N
ne style and it was much appreciated.
he White Mountain jazz orchestra
he program and later furnished mu II
c for dancing Refreshments of ice q
ream, cake, coffee and sandwiches
ERE served at intermission. 1!