The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

The Park theatre win give away. to-
morrow night new eight-foot tobog-
gan. adv.
Heavy rubber footwear vulcanized
by machinery. Good as new Bring
1 them in. j. J. Hastings, 81 North
Main street. adv.
"The Blue Fox is coming, it's pic
ture of the snowfields of Alaska ana
will be shown at the Park theatre TINS
week. Watch for it.---adv.
The mission study class Of the
Church Of the Good Shepherd will meet
Thursday evening at 1880 at the home
Of Mrs. James Given, IL King street.
House for Rent. 9s Washington
street; best location in Barre. For
information write Clinton f. Millar,
P. 0. box 40, Quincy. Mass. adv.
The only big dance this month, Feb
%; CAROLS orchestra; $3.50 to VI q
couple. Quarry Bank hall, given by x.
M. club Of Universalist church. -adv.
] At the Magnet theatre Thursday,
! the Barre Pipe and Drum band pre-
sents Mary Miles Minter in "Tillie
A special school children's matinee at
i4:l5.-adv.
! Among the Spaulding students hon
| ored by the awardingof football let
/ tiers IN assembly Monday morning was
| Paul Tierney, whose name was accl-
dentally omitted from the list print
ed Monday in The Times.
/ Miss Patillo, soprano, Miss Lee, read
or, Miss Gates, pianist, musical faculty
at Montpelier seminary; recital at Ho-
tel Barre, Friday, Feb. 10. at 2.3o
o'clock. for the Barre Woman's club.
Admission 25c. You are cordially in
vited. adv.
All men and boys Of the Presbyte-
rian church cordially invited to the
Mems club meeting tonight Father
and son night observed with address
by Rev. B. J, Lehigh. Business meet
| ing at 7; address 1880. Refreshments.
No admission charged.
The fifth talk in the better citizen
ship series, under the auspices OF the
ciyics department Of the Barre Wom-
ans club. will be held tonight at the
/ Aldrich hall at 1880 o'clock. G. Her
bert Pape will speak on How We Get
/ Our Candidates" The public Is cor
daily invited.
| The regular meeting of the ladies
! and pastors union of the Hedding NJ.
4 L. church will be held at the home OF
| Mrs. r. D. Beckley. Park street, on
1 Thursday, Feb. o, at 2;30 p. m. a
large attendance is hoped for, as this
win be the first meeting since the cleo
! ton OF officers.
Mauber, Ryttenberg & Go. of Church
| street, manufacturers of shirts and
lnightwear. have. undoubtedly, the best
business outlook of almost any con-
Germ operating in the city at this time.
i They are running full force Of about
! 10 women and with plenty Of work in
| view to keep all hands busy. A ready
market is being found for all finished
material and the management is look
4 ing for very successful year. Despite
the general slump of business in this
/ district, they are not alone IN looking
for prosperous year. Several garage
men have also expressed the fact that
business Of their line has already
shown promising indications for this
| season. These reports are rather en-
jcouraging, despite the gloomy attitude
taken by many people towards opera
| tions for this summer.
"Smiles" were in evidence yesterday
afternoon in Quarry Bank hall, when
over two hundred members of the
Barre Woman's club were present at
the regular monthly business meeting.
! After the business was transacted, the
afternoon was in charge of Mrs. J..
Ward Carver. She certainly provided
an afternoon Of pleasure. as was evil
denced by the good feeling present ev-
erywhere when. the meeting was fin
ished The program opened with a
splendid rendition Of "Humoreske,"
| from Tschaikowsky. Mrs. L. ID. Mar
tin then told the origin of "smile
week" Quotations on "smiles" from
many OF the prominent business men
OF the country to-day were given by
| Mrs. Kittredgc. Mrs George Tilden,
Mrs. Frank jackson, Mrs. Arthur
Young, Mrs. II. j. Slayton. Mrs. c. III.
White, Miss Wheelock, Mrs. Harry
Jackson. Mrs Earl Batchelder Mrs. l..
Lander. Mrs. Paine, Mrs. d. w. Hooker
and Miss Stella Brooks. Interspersed
with these quotations were solos by
Mrs. Holden and Hurry Clark, which
were received with much enthusiasm,
| they, of course. carrying out the idea
of "smies." The ladies were pleased
/ to have with them Mrs. Benson, who
! radiated happiness in her talk on
| American Humor.r With piano solo
by Miss Allen, and few remarks by
the president. Mrs Hokerk. the meet
ing was closed in favor Of the hospital
ity committee, who added TO the
"smilesp in the form of very dainty
refreshments.