The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-12
TALK or THE TOWN

4 nlght.-~adv.
1 Gordon Robinson Of Plainfeld was
business visitor in this city yesterday
i r. y. club dance in Legion hall o,
Thursday, April 20, Summers orches
| tra.--adv.
H Miss Ora Tanguay Of Greenfield
Mass, IL passing few days with he
parents on Beckley street.
n Ryland Parks spent the early par
81, the week visiting with his uncle, II
=. Parks of Averil street.
| You'll know why so many good cooks
use them once you have tried Bakers
pure flavoring extracts. adv.
Fur chokers for Easter. We have
them on hand ait reasonable prices
Barre Tailor shop, Eastman block.
adv.
Il Ladies Of the Episcopal church will
hold an Easter sale in Legion hall on
Tuesday afternoon and evening, April
4 lS.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus Forrest and
/ daughter Of Prospect avenue returned
home yesterday, after passing short
time in Concord, N. H.
| Perley Haskell Of North Main street
left to-day for ST. Adams, where he
has secured employment as linotype
operator on the st. Adams Messenger.
Get Your suits and coats dry cleaned
for Easter Satisfactory work and
quick service Barre Tailor shop, W.
Krinovitz, Eastman block. Tel. 1921.
lady.
Miss Ida Could who has been at
tending Tufts college this year, arrived
home here yesterday to pass the spring
vacation with her parents on Brook
street
Mrs. Stella Day Of Washington, for
merly residing in this city, has been
passing the week with friends on Beck
ley hill, She returns to her home in
Washington tomorrow
Misses Evelyn earle and Mary Rossi,
employed BY the New England Tel. &
Tel. company in Montpelier, have re-
turned from Syracuse, N. ", after
spending their vacation there.
Students returning to the University
Of Vermont at burlington this week
We're Clifton More, Emily Dodge, Mar
ion Anker, Hildreth Martin, Bernice
Davis and Madeline Whitcomb.
Easter dance, the first OF the season
with CAROLS orchestra, Quarry Bank
hall. Wednesday. April 10, auspices Ia
dies union Of the Universalist church. |
Admission, 81 per couple. adv.
For plumbing, heating and general
repair work call James Mcleod, l23
Orange street. Tel Tl-W or orders |
may be left at A. J. Stewards black
smith shop, Prospect street.ady.
A western physician discovered Hem
Rod, harmless pile remedy In many |
cases Of years standing all distress
quickly disappeared. We sell it with |
money back guarantee. E A. Drown.
adv.
Maccabees, attention. You are all
invited to the card party In X. Of r.
hall Wednesday afternoon at $50, and |
evening at I.30. Prizes and refresh
ments. Notify Mrs. Davis Of your IN
tention 50 that tables may be planned
for Admission, 25c--adv
A heavy ice truck found heavy going
yesterday in the vicinity Of Walnut
street, when the wheels dug down very
nearly to the hubs in the soft earth.
It required tractor to get the heavy Il
machine back onto solid ground again
70 that II could proceed on its journey.
Prospects are good for successful
sxf ka nn hs. Dali u 4
nave been going on all winter at the
new band rooms in the city hail. There
ire about 2S members in the band at
he present time and are all capable
The rehearsal, which wa
allied for Monday night, has been cam
'elled and win not be held until the !
'4th of the month. /,
The monthly meeting Of the wom-
ms missionary society of the Baptist
,hurch viii be held in the vestry on ,
Wednesday evening at 1880. 1t win !
De combined work and study meeting /
md it is hoped that every woman in !
he church and congregation will come ,
ind bring friend. Mrs. Fred Grear-
on viii have charge Of the meeting !
his evening.
Passion week services viii be held
n Hedding Methodist church Thursday
nd Friday evenings at 1880. The pas
or, Rev. B. @. Lipsky, viii preach on :
he theme, "The Victory of the Cross
Won in Gethsemane" and "The Mean. !
ng of the Cross" Everybody welcome !,
o these services. The young people
I the Baptist and Methodist churches
Till hold a sunrise prayer meeting in
iedding church at a. m. Easter
lorning, entitled, "The Easter Pill
rims" A splendid Easter pageant
Jill be presented at the church Sunday
vening at o'clock.
Happiness reigns even during the
hin in the heart of the true fisherman
pr the trout season opens Saturday.
Is reported that some of the en-
lusiasts in the city have already been
ut scouting around the brooks dur
IL their leisure moments looking over
ne most inviting prospects TO try the
rst day of the season. Licenses have
egun to sell faster lately and as soon
) the first nibbles are felt and the
rst fish stories begin to circulate the
Ish viii begin. Rods. reels, line, boots
nd other tackle are being displayed in