The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-14
TALK or THE TOWN

CAROLS orchestra at Williamstowi
Monday night. adv.
For real coat values, see Morse 3 lin
at Montpelier adv.
Remember TO get your Easter card'
at Martins Book store. adv.
4 Two packages Opeko tea for Ole a
The Red Cross Pharmacy. adv.
! H. Campbell of Chelsea was in thu
city yesterday on a business trip.
j Saturday night dance at socialist
hall, Granite street; Baldy's orchestra
adv.
You can purchase good used cars al
reasonable prices of H. T. Cutler 8
! Son. adv.
| Ii you do not see Theodore" you
might as well stop going to see motion
pictures adv.
Regular meeting of T. 0. @. L.. M. Y.
will be held in n. Of G. hall Friday
April IA, at 7 o'clock.
Miss Hazel Lyon Of Highland avenue
I. left this morning for Boston on short
visit with friends and relatives.
Easter dance, Quarry Bank hall, au-
spices Barre post. No. 10, Monday eve.
ming, April ~; 81 couple. adv.
Next drill for Go. NJ, v. n. c., will
be Thursday night, April 20, at regular
time. Per order company commander
We have just received another lot 81
those Accent Wearever aluminium pans.
Sale closes Saturday. G. w. Averill 4
Co, adv.
Get your suits and coats dry cleaned
| for Easter Satisfactory work and
quick service. Barre Tailor shop, w,
krinovitz, Eastman block. Tel. 1921.
adv.
Wall paper, paints and varnish al
greatly reduced prices; first-class work
manship papering and painting. Ernest
! Jurries, 3T4 North Main street, phone
l94M. Open dan, a. m. TO Q P. M
adv.
Let j. & NJ cigar be your next
smoke. Mild aud fragrant: Toe; three
for 25c, at dealers or j. & NJ. Cigar
Mfg. Co., ITO Church street, Burling-
ton. adv
April is, Quarry Bank hall, at s:l5
O'Clock. Natalie NJ Jameson. soprano,
song recital. under direction of Barre
Woman's club. Club members admitted
by ticket; public, Pc. adv.
James Boland of Dorchester, Mass,
arrived in the city last evening TO at.
tend the funeral OF Mrs. John Stewart,
which was held at the Presbyterian
church to-day.
DR. John Sowlcs. who has been pass-
ing week at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Sowles Of Beckley
Hill, returned this morning TO his prac-
tice in Randolph.
Mrs. Ralph Tobin, who was operated
on at the City hospital about two
weeks ago for appendicitis, was rel
moved to her home early this week and
IL now nearly recovered.
Merchants in the Depot square di-
trict have caught the spirit OF the
cleanup on the square campaign, Tor
the Calder h Richardson coal office Y
being cleaned. painted and remodelled-
l.. ID. II. Anderson of the Good Roads
Machine company, who arrived in the
city last Wednesday TO confer with city
authorities ON the matter of the pir-
chase of stonecrusher, left on the
early train this morning for Boston.
Owing to the recent caycin Of part
Of the supporting wall on Spauldmg
street, the street department put up
the official bars yesterday and no trat'
fc will be allowed over that part Of
the street until the wall is repaired.
Or. George c. Adie OF Ann Arbcr,
Mich, and Mrs. Elizabeth Kitchen Of
London. Ontario, son and sister. respec-
lively, OF Mrs. Mary Adie Of 81 Frank
lin street. arrived in the city yesterday,
having been summoned here by the Sc
robustness of Mrs. AIDES illness.
+. A. Conaty Of the A. b. Dick
Mimeoscope and Mimeograph company
is in the city Tor a few days. while
demonstrating the Edison Dick ma
chine to granite manufacturers in this
city. This new microscope makes
sketches in duplicate from actual pho
tographs Of monuments.
Rehearsals for the Woman's club
play. entitled. ooh. oh. Cindy,3 which
is being put on under the direction Of
Mr.. Rowland. are going on steadily AZ
the Legion hall. practice being contin.
ued until nearly II o'clock each night.
More time IL being put into tho musical
numbers than into the lines OF The
cast. as these latter are TO be learned
outside of rehearsals.
The stcnographers in the local Offices
and mail men were taking il compare
lively easy this morning for the big
wsshouts all along the line prevented
any mail from either Boston or New
York from coming through. orle Barre
man. who left Barre at o'clock YES
tcrday morning bound for New York,
was stiIl in Montpelier Junction at
in the afternoon. no connections hav
ing been made up 70 that time.
A successful 500 card party was held
bv the Maecabees Wednesday after
noon aud evening in X. Of y hall, with
a large attendance. Prizes were award
ed in the afternoon 70 Mrs. Elmer
Clark and Mrs.. Frank Hokerk and Ia
the evening to Mrs. William Nelson
and Elmer Clark for the highest score.
Refreshments Of sandwiches and cof-
fee were served and dancing was err
loved until I o'clock. The party was
planned by the amusement committee.
under the craftsmanship Of Mrs Blanche |
Davis.