The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-05
TALK or THE TOWN

Signs of spring Marsh Allen com
pany unloading car Wizard plows. -
adv
W. Il. p. Perry of Waterbury was
IN the city to-day on business connect
ed with the granite industry
Frank Phillips and N. Peraggi of
Northfeld, granite manufacturers, were
IN the city to-day on business.
For plumbing, heating and general
repair work call James Mcleod, 1923
Orange street. Tel. 7l-W.--adv
The condition Of Rev. A. G. Drumm.
who has been confined to his home for
the past few days, IL much improved.
John Calcagni is taking short va.
cation from his duties at the Union
Clothing store on North Main street.
j. jealousy safe ally for girlsto
employ to make the youth who loves
her do her bidding See "Footfallsr Al
Park theatre Thursday.
DO you think you have seen the
most terrific fight ever shown on the
screenf See Footballs at Park thea
tire Thursday adv.
Miss Doris Burke and Miss Vivian
Marion have gone back to Smith col.
lege at Northampton, Mass. after
passing the spring vacation at their
homes here.
Miss Mamie Minnie Of South Main
street returned to the city this morn
ing from Boston, where she has been
on a millinery buying trip in the in
terests Of the Nash company store.
Gerald Holmes, proprietor OF NV
Bakery on North Main street, re-
turned yesterday from visiting his
brother, Harry Holmes. proprietor OF
the Holmes bakery in st. Adams
Mrs James Bennett and two tiauvh
ters have returned from st. Johnsbury.
where Mrs. Bennett has been spending
the winter at the home Of her brother
in-law and sister, DIR. and Mrs. J. III
Allen. The second daughter, Marion,
was born few weeks ago at the home
of DIR. Allen.
Barre friends of Rev Walter r.. Dav-
export, formerly pastor of Hedding NJ
Z. church in Barre, will be pleased TO
learn that he is recovering from seri-
Gus illness which he has suffered ever
since the death Of his wife two months
ago. During the period Of his sickness
Rev. Mr.. Davenport has been at the
home Of Rev. Z. w. Sharpe in st.
Johnsbury.
Goddard seminary re-opened to-day
for the spring term, with most Of the
students of the winter term back in
their places. A new student is Paul
Higgins Of Norwich. Conn, who Is
baseball player and who is expected to
try out for the team, His position is
first base. The campus is covered with !
snow from the heavy storm Of April
! but the athletic devoteee were ex-
pected to get to work this afternoon
of the snow so that the dia- !.
mond can dry up more rapidly.
One OF the largest meetings OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Clan Gordon
held this year was held in the Clan
hall last evening. There were about
100 members present There were four |
initiated and a few more /
balloted on. Chief Sister of the Clan !
Mrs. James Club made a presentation I,
to the order of a large picture Of the 1
officers Of the organization. The gift /
was received and accepted on behalf of
the organization by Past Chief Sister !,
Reid. During the eveEing sketch en-.
titled. Aunt Jeff's Colored Entertain
nent," was run off. The program for
he evening was as follows: @Old Black
Ioe,r chorus; Good bye. My Lady
Love- Marie Pirie; s"LittIe Brown
lug" chorus: duet, "Juanita," Mrs.
rarras and Innes; Dixie Land 4
,horus, kake walk, Innes and Prie;
Good Night. Ladies'" chorus; inter
mingled with these numbers were
larky Jokes of all kinds. Those taking
,art in the entertainment were Mrs
Jeffrey. Mrs. Angus. Mrs. Innes, Mrs.
'irie. Mrs Allan. Mrs. Bresett. Mrs
rarras. Mrs. Greig, Mrs. Mcdonald,
Hiss Noble. Miss Mudgett, pianist. Re-
reshments and dancing were served at
he close Of the program with music
'eing furnished by Miss Mudgett on
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