The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

4 Congregational Easter sale, Wednes-
/ day.-adv.
4 Il. d. Ladd is confined to his home by
an attack of appendicitis.
4 Special values in silk dresses at
Morse's, Montpelier. --adv.
i New arrival of pattern hats. Mrs.
Birne, Laurel street. adv
Read menu, Congregational supper.
page 8, and plan to me.--adv.
Edward Ward of Boston is passing
few days in this city on business.
Music for all occasions, Nicol's or
chestra of to pieces; phone 67l-W.
adv.
Newton Martin completed bis du-
/ ties at the Homer Fits company Sat
urday evening.
/ Miss Abbfe Alvord Of Elm street
| passed the week end visiting with
/ friends in Mortified.
4 Of course you know that Bakers
/ Extracts we're pure before pure food
laws were made. You grocer sells
/ them. adv.
I Everybody out for a good time. Pub
lie dance in Worthen hall Wednesday
evening; MacIver's orchestra. Admls-
sion, SOC couple.--ad
i Don't bother with supper getting on
"Wednesday night. Take the whole fam
i ily to the baked ham supper at the Con-
gregational church.--ady.
4 Miss Irene Brault of st. Adams
pa sed the week end at the home of
i Miss Doris Burke of Summer street,
returning to her home this morning.
4 If You need TO buy new battery
/ this spring. don't forget that divers
/ Battery station. can allow you more
for your old battery than anyone else
adv.
Edward Brown, formerly employed
in this city but now OF New York, ar
4 rived here yesterday TO attend the fu-
neral of his uncle, Samuel J. Kingston,
here to-day.
4 A large shipment Of Rheuma has
been received by 4. A. Drown, so that
all rheumatism sufferers can be sup
piled promptly in future. Money back
if it fails.--ady.
II Miss Jessie r. French, teacher in
the commercial department at Mont
pelier high school last year, was in the
city Yesterday passing the week end
with Miss Garnet Amsdon. She re-
turned to her home in st. Albans to-
day.
The Barre Trust company win have
a series OF announcements in The
Times from day to day and everyone
is invited to read them. Depositors Of
the old Barre Savings bank should read
\ them for information as to their own
deposits. They will be printed daily
on page four.-adv.
Out Of $50 questionaires sent out to
members of the Barre Board of Trade,
1870 have been returned. Each member
had the privilege of checking any ten
of about 20 subjects listed on the qnes-
tionaire to be adopted as this year 9
program for the Board of Trade, or OF
suggesting any new ones. The results
| thus far are as follows:: Better street
lighting. 20: public market, 60; Barre
exhibit room. 81; swimming pool, SO;
rest room. 81; county fair, 90; lecture
course, ~: armory, with convention
hall. 90; winter sports. 9s; smoke
talks, 50; better streets and sidewalks,
| So: retail development of granite in
dustry. ~; bigger tourist business,
lOl: other new industries were sug-
puested TO be introduced here. Other
suggestions made by members were for
better railroad service, granite devel-
opment, grout market, combined exhib-
| NJ and rest room, permanent road to
| Montpelier. outdoor dance hall: clean-
UP campaign, bigger board Of trade,
Amerjcanization program, \. ~ Z. A.,
tuberculosis prevention committee, pet
ter police service and public play
grounds for children. As soon as the
new board of directors take Office a
committee will be appointed to select
suggestions for the program from this
list. Only those that are practical and
nossihIe without an increased tax rate