The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06

III son WAS born ouluIudy " WI
and Mrs. Il. Bardosi Of Berlin street.
Mrs. A. Fine and daughter, MAZE
left Friday for New York City to Wis
it relatives.
Regular meeting OF Ruth chapter,
No. ID. O. Il. s., "Wednesday evening
FEB. 81 ut 1880 o'clock.
Nire lot of household furniture for
sale Wednesday afternoon. See adv,
page seven. John Reynolds. adv.
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Canning ans
Il daughter OF Burlington were week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. ID. Allen,
Heavy rubber footwear vulcanized
! by machinery. Good lis new Bring
them in. j. J, Hastings, 81 North
/ Main street.--adv.
Five cents a day for short time
! Il all it costs to rid yourself OF rhcu-
matism if you use Rhouina. Get bot
| tie to-day from E. A. Drown Oh the
money back PLAN adv.
A regular meeting OF the Ladies
| Auxiliary to Clan Gordon will be held
Tuesday, Feb. Z. At I:l5 p. m. a spe
cial attraction ind refreshments Nv
Ferry member come and have a good
time.
Tuesday afternoon at a;3o the reg
ular meeting of the Barre Woman's
club will be held in Rowland hall a
smile program will be given in
charge Of Mrs. j. Ward Carver Re
freshments will be served at the close
of the meeting.
Regular meeting of the Mems club Of
the Presbyterian church wednesday
evening Business meeting at &; adj
dress BY Rev. B. j. Lehigh at 1880 a
large attendance of fathers and sons
desired. efreshments.- adv !.
The woman's missionary society Of
the Baptist church urgently requests
rs or 80 women TO meet in the vestry
Tuesday afternoon at $50 for the pur-
pose of rolling bandages, which are SO
much needed Make this personal APP
peal. Everybody out.
! The regular meeting Of Cobble Hill
\ grange will be held Tuesday evening.
/ Feb I. The first and second degrees
\ will be conferred. The meeting viii
open promptly at s o'clock as there is
much work 70 be done. The lecturer
/ has prepared the following program:
| Papers, Good Flour vs.. Good Wood in
Bread Making" Mrs. b. Il. Davis and
4 Mrs. M. b. Winter: reading, "Penguins
II the South Pole. Allen Daifine; pr
ano duet. Florence and Gertrude sum
mers; current events, Ralph Winter.
There was once a college girl who,
upon finishing her college life, desired
to do something worth while IN the
world. She could not seem to md
anything that particularly interested
her. Finally, however, she had vision
and in that she saw the needs OF those
who knew nothing about ministering
to the needs OF the sick in their own
land. What could she do? Was she
able to do anything? She was able and
she did How Attend the "Pill Bottle"
| AT the Brook street mission Wednes-
day night at 1880 and you viii see
how she did it.-adv.
The following clipping from the
sport columns of the Burlington Daily
| News indicates that the Spaulding
high school boys gave a good account
of themselves as sportsmen in their re-
cent visit to Burlington when they
were beaten in two close games with
Burlington high school and Cathedral
high school; "The Burlington-Spauld !.
] ing game last evening was the fastest,
cIeanest game played here this season.
Spaulding showed fine craftsmanship
throughout the contest, an element
which always appeals to fair-minded
| fans. 1t is seldom that game as fast
and clean as this one was is seen in
the city
The following entertainment was
given at Goddard seminary Saturday
evening, Feb. 4. by the commercial SEN
iors, Selection. commercial orchestra;
vocal solo, Madeline Henes; sketch, Ce-
celia England. presented by Misses
Adams and England Messrs. Maberini
and Seroni; cornet solo, Walter Rizzii
cast of Meal Dreaded" Charles Arm
strong. Guido Maberini; Alice Arm
strong, his wife. Doris Blanchard;
William Joyce, his friend, Walter
Rizzi. Miss Mollie Brown, Alice's aunt,
Cecilia England Marie, servant at
Armstrong;, Madeline Henes; Emilio,
chef at Armstrong;, Charles Dodge.
The entertainment closed with Sc