The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-14
Talk or THE TOWN

See Morse's line Of tweed suits al
Montpelier. -adv.
Mock trial, Nj. &. church, this eve,
ming; zoe. Don't miss it.--adv.
| l.. S. Gates Of Church street is a
business visitor in Brandon to-day.
Mrs. E. A. Drown Of Walnut street
| left to-day to attend the automobile
show In Boston.
Latest styles, best of quality, lowest
prices, at Mrs. Birnie's millinery par
lor, Laurel street,--adv.
Donald Smith has returned to his
home ON Perry street, after passing a
few days visit in Northampton, Mass.
David Rennie of South Main street
has returned to his duties in Hanover,
N. H., after passing few days at
home.
Mrs. G. X. Summers of Boston ar
rived in the city yesterday TO Join her
husband. who has been here for the
past few weeks.
4. J. Lovely Of ST. Adams arrived
in the city yesterday to resume his
old railroad run between here and
Montpelier Junction.
James T. Marion and John O'Leary
OF the firm of Marion & OLeary re-
turned to-day from Kansas City, where
they have been on business.
Only one more day in which to pay
metered water rentals. After March Is
ten per cent will be added to bill. SUI
water department lady.
Roosevelt. the Great American"
seven reels Of pictures at Universahst
church, Wednesday night, March %, at
Z 80; 25c ticket, on sale at browns
Drug store. adv.
News has been received here of the
death Of Mrs. Ann Ellis Gale, wife of
the late Elisha Gale of Williamstown.
She was the daughter of the late Hiram
Ellis of South Barre. She died at the |
home Of her son, David Gale, In Proc
tor.
The Central house cafe opened to- |
lay under now management again. The |
new proprietor, George Diamore, comes |
from Hartford, Conn, and has had q |
considerable experience in the restau
ant line. He expects TO give patrons
iigh-class service.
On Friday evening Mt s o'clock Pro
lessor j. r. Metcalf Of the University |
If Vermont will address the combined
of the Vincitis club and
Board of Trade on psychological tests
uch as were used in the army during
he war and since in educational insti.
utions and industrial plants. Profess
or Metcalf is professor of psychol-
'gy at the university and, having
erved in the army, has had first hand
on these tests He will en-
eavor to present the facts concerning
he tests to the audience in practical
manner. The committee from the
,oard Of Trade viii furnish the cigars
0 all those attending who wish them.
his is the second combined "smoke
ak Of the two organizations and il ,
! hoped that it viii be as successful
5 the last. II
Tomorrow evening the members OF /
he Vincitia club will be privileged to {
ear radiophone in action. If eondi-
ions permit, the necessary aerials and /
firing viii be installed tomorrow
Forming. A great deal as to the sue
sss Of the concert depends upon the
conditions. A loud speak.
: will be harder to distinguish than a
tolerate speaker, according to reports,
ut it is expected by local electricians q
nat the concert will be success. The d
iggest point under discussion now Is i
here the aerial win be placed. Some i
lought has been given to a church o
,eeple or one Of the local derricks. Y
xperts in the use of the phone will !
company it here so that every posi- a
e effort towards a perfect concert I
i'll be made. The public will have n
We privilege of hearing the phone on n
thursday evening in the opera house. D
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