The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-16
TALK or THE TOWN


Il Catholic church was visitor in Ran
dolph to-day.
| st. Patrick day dance, Legion hal
| White Mountain jazz orchestra. Admis
sion, SOC a couple.---adv.
/ Latest styles, best of quality, loves
prices, at Mrs. Birnie's millinery par
Tor, Laurel street. adv.
Wanted: One hundred couples to at
tend the dance in the South Barr
grange hall Friday night.--adv.
4 All former members of the Woodmer
4 drill team are requested to be at the
hall Friday evening, March l7.-adv.
Mrs. Brunetta Guernieri Of Morris
vile il spending a few days at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Adele Card
of Zanleoni place.
April |, 1922, is the last day that dog
licenses can be obtained without extra
charge. The licenses are now ready at
the city clerks Office.
| All lovers of Theodore Roosevelt
vshould see the moving picture OF his
! life at Universalist church Wednesday
night, March %, at 7:30. Tickets, 25c
each adv
est. A. Specials" recognized stand.
ard Of cigar quality and recognized
standard of cigar value. Deservedly
popular All dealers. Raymond Guy
cite, Mfr, st. Adams, vt.-adv.
Wall paper, paints and varnish at
greatly reduced prices; first-class work
manship papering and painting. Ernest
Jurries, 374 North Main street, phone
194M. Open daly a. m, to Q P. m.---
adv.
w. H. B. Perry Of Waterbury and
his brother, G. A. Perry of the Harri
son Granite company, are absent on
weeks business trip through the south.
While away they are to inspect the
cutting plants and quarries in Mt. Airy.
N. c.; Ryan, S. G., and Stone Noun
tain, Ga.
Something new for Barre, a fashion
show, to be given at the Magnet the
atre the evenings of Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, March p, % and "a
the proceeds to go to the Hospital La
dies Aid society. The merchants will
show the latest and handsomest in
gowns on live models. You win want
to see them.
j. w. Gaignor, chief field deputy of
the internal revenue service, in the
Vermont district returned yesterday to
having completed the COM
piling of income tax returns in Barre !
for the past year. The office which has |
been used in the city hall was vacated |
to-day and Deputy Collector Allan |
Johnston resumed his work in Mont |
pelier to-day.
Burlington high school and Hardwick |
academy. the teams chosen by Princi-
pal Swafiield Of Montpelier high school,
10 attend the Tufts tournament in Bos-
ton this year, left to-day for their des.
tination. They expect to give good
account of themselves against other
high school teams in New England. |
Plans are being completed in Burling |
ton for the championship tournament
to be held there next week by. a num-
Der of the better teams in the state.
Barre is music-lo loving town. Here
S an opportunity TO hear high-class
OF recognized merit. The Mag
Ter trio IL composed of talented must
ians, specializing violin, flute and pi-
no. Miss Harris Travelled for three sea
ons with the thinner harp trio, the
irst entertainment in our lecture
curse. Hildreth Martin is a bass SOLO
81 of unusual ability. Because of pre-
ailing business conditions, the admis.
ion will be 25c. Barre Woman's club,
lagnet theatre, March 81, ats O'Clock.
tickets at Drown's.Ladv.
Some of the added pleasures OF being
salesman for the National Biscuit |
ompany are the annual get-together
meetings conducted by that organiza- ,
ion for the benefit of employees.
gorge Burns, representative for ]
Washington county, was among the
90 or over who attended the meet
ng and banquet at Boston City club
lst Saturday. He Is relating the good !
ime, the help from talks and the man /
er in which every desire Of the guests i
Tas taken care OF by the biscuit con
ern.
1 ne rd0io concert ntld IN tne Ath- !
tia club last evening was very sue I
sssful although, owing to the amount ]
T static electricity in the air, the !
)unds became rather indistinct at 1
mes. A piano solo and other music a
,ming from Schenectady, y. ", was G
cry distinct. At the time the weather {
port was given out from that place G
re air seemed more clear and every a
ord could easily be understood. Other
'neerts did not come through as clear =
as this one although one picked up r
Newark, n. j., could be heard with !
me degree Of clarity. One other duet
as heard during the evening but il
Ime from such distance il was hard
distinguishable. Telegraph messages
ere very easy to obtain by the aid of
lie instrument and the correct time a
as licked off regularly during the eve y
g. Electricians in charge of this ST.
% instrument expect to give much
tier concert in the opera house to-
ght a. there are several concerts due
) some Of the larger cities. |,