The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

TALK OF The TOWN
\ Easter sale. Congregational vestry
Wednesday, afternoon and evening"
| adv.
/ Latest styles, best quality, at loves
| possible prices. Mrs. Birnie, 4 Laurie
street adv.
| Public dance at Granite street hall
Come one, come all. Tonight. Admis
sion, 50c.--adv
II Edward Milne Of West street lcf
| Thursday for New York City, wher'
he has secured employment.
II Public dance every Saturday night
Quarry Bank hall; Carroll's orchestra
Special car after dance. -adv.
i .Tender Memories" will be the Lin
coin picture for Sunday evening at th'
Universalist church, 7l5 p. m.~-adv.
| Mrs. Joseph Tiaville Of Sheridan
street returned to-day from a visit
with friends and relatives in Poultney
John Il. Farr has resumed his duties
at the state garage, after having
passed few days with friends in Bur
ington.
4 Edward Hamel of Church street re-
turns this evening from Boston, where
he has been visiting with friends at
i Tufts college.
i Mrs. Ruby Perry has returned to
| her home on Highland avenue, after
passing ten days with friends and rel
atives in st. Johnsbury.
| Mrs. Robert Baigrie arrived to-day
from Springfield, Mass, to spend a
short time visiting with Mrs. Kenneth
Gale of Wellington street.
Principal r. /. Dawson of Goddard
seminary is passing the remainder of
his vacation from duties at the school
with relatives in Tewksbury. Mass.
ssThe Story OF the White Pine" will
be a most instructive and educational
picture. Universalist church, Sunday
at 7:l5 p. m. Everybody welcome =
adv.
| Miss Judith Haines. teacher at the
Summer street school, who has been
passing the spring vacation at her
home in Cabot, returned to this city
| to-day.
John Cooper OF Brook street left
this morning for Scotsdale, Pa, where
he has secured employment in the re-
tail Office Of granite manufacturing
concern there.
James Greig and Clarence Carpenter.
students at the University of Vermont,
arrived in the city yesterday to pass
the spring vacation from their studies
at their homes in this city.
II. r. Hinman has returned to his
home on Hill street, after passing sew
cral days in Boston waiting with the
board OF control for the report Of the
cutters decision of the proposal sub
mitted them.
Miss Margaret Marcy of Sheridan
street. who has been passing the school
vacation in White River Junction. re-
turned to the city this afternoon TO re-
sumo her duties as teacher in the
ward five school.
Mrs. Joseph r. Gilbert arrived to-day
from Dorchester. Mass, 10 attend the
John L. Milne funeral held this after
noon. Other persons from out of town
here to attend the funeral are Mrs.
William w. Teeven of Cambridge,
Mass, and Mrs. Leslie ID. Brown of
Maiden.
We would like TO remind our Gus
toners that there are 1872 different
makes of automobiles using the VIII
lard threaded rubber batteries as stand
ard equipment, the Packard, Marmon.
McFarlan and the Pierce Arrow being
some of the makes. So il is easy to see
that the Willard battery is the best |
there is. divers Battery station.-ady. !
The heavy snowstorm Of last night
and to-day. following that of Thursday |
night, has brought especial hardship to |
the birds, which had begun to appear |
in some numbers snce the supposed |
advent Of spring. Besides the winter
birds, which many have been feeding |
through the cold months, there are the |
new ones which have come from warm. |
er chimes. Unless the people put out
suet, crumbs and other foods for the
birds TO subsist on until the snow goes
and their customary food supply of
seeds is obtainable again, il is feared
by bird lovers, that their feathered
friends viii suffer and perhaps die.
A proposal asking for an opinion on
the Hill bill. so-cslled, which would
provide for a nationwide referendum
on the restoration of beer and light
wines has been referred TO the Barre
Board of Trade. Secretary Bradley
states that inasmuch as the directors
Of the local Board OF Trade have indi-
vidual prejudices in the matter Of light
beer and wines they preferred not TO
speak the mind of the community. Ell
Their in supporting or opposing the bill
The Hill bill is the same which recently L
created something Of furore in Mont
pelier. although the board of trade in
that city gave the members an oppor-
lunifv TO vote on H.