The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-04
TALK on THE TOWN

| Zoe; three for 25c. Ask your dealer
Raymond Guyette, Mfr, st. Albans.--
adv
House for Rent: 0S Washington
street; best location in Barre. For
information write Clinton r. Millar,
p. 0. boz 40, Quincy, Mass.-adv,
Mrs. Anna West OF Seminary street
who has been confined to her bed for
several days with an attack of bron-
chitis, ia able to be around again.
Miss Marion Anker, q senior at the
University OF Vermont, has returned
Co. Burlington, after passing the mid
year recess. with her mother, Mrs.
Anker.
A big bunch of sheet music just ar
rived at the Littlefeld Piano com
pany, formerly Bailey's Music Rooms,
20 Pearl street. Come early and avoid
the rush. adv.
Big holiday dance. February %,
Washington's birthday, Carrol's or
chestra; $3.50 to |, at Quarry Bank
hall; 81 a.couple; given by Universal
ist Y. M. club.-adv.
"The Son OF Democracy" Abraham
lincoln. The New York Sun says, 1T
justifles the moving picture. 1t is by
all odds the most sincere and most up
lifting picture ever seen adv.
Mrs. Wayne Papin, corsetiere for the
Homer Fits company, leaves tonight
for New York City to attend the Cos
sard School Of Corsetery. held at the
Hotel McAlpin the week of Feb. Q.
The many friends of w. G. Knight
of . Beckley court will be pleased to
hear that he was able to be at his sons
garage ON South Main street after a
three months illness with gallstones
and complications.
There win be public whist and 500
party in X, OF G. hall, Scampini block,
Wednesday, Feb. s. Cards will be
played from until 10. Dancing from
10 to IL. Everybody invited. Admis-
sion, 25c each. adv.
The music department Of the Barre
Womans club announces a musicale
at Hotel Barre Friday, Feb. 10. at $3.50
O'Clock. Miss Papillo. soprano; Miss
Lee, reader; Miss Gates, pianist. All
are cordially invited. --ady.
Miss Amy Mouldy, r. NJ, a graduate
of the Barre City hospital, who has
for several weeks been night nurse at
the Hardwiek hospital, has gone to
Brookline, Mass, where for the pres
ent she has position in the Woman's
hospital.
Over two hundred people participant
ed in the second ladies' night Of the
winter at the Vincitia club rooms last
evening. The first part OF the evening
was given over to an entertainment OF
high order, President James Sector in
Producing Milton Hunt. a student of
Goddard seminary, as a reader; Miss
Betty Brown, an instructor at the sem
mary, as vocal soloist, and Mr.. Tam
burini OF the Magnet theatre orches-
ira as cello soloist. Miss Lease Of
the seminary faculty acted as accom-
PIANIST in the music numbers, The ef-
forts Of these entertainers were very
much appreciated. At the conclusion
OF the program, card tables were set
I'D for those who desired to pk cards
and MonticelPs orchestra from Mont
pelier tuned up in the Masonic drill
hall for the devotees Of the dance. A
buffet lunch was served, the food be-
ing very appetizing. The event came
to close around midnight.
Professor J. NJ. Mecklin Of Dart
mouth college viii be the first speaker
in the series OF Smoke talks' ar
ranged by the entertainment commit
tee to the Board Of Trade when he de-
livers a talk in the Vincitia club rooms
at o'clock next Tuesday. Because
Of the subject Of his address, which is
entitled "The Farmer Bloc in Con
gress", the grange organizations OF
South Barre, Berlin and Cobble hill
have been invited as guests of the
Board of Trade. and are expected to
send large delegations. The meeting
will be opened to discussion after
which buffet luncheon and smokes
will be served Professor Mecklin is in
the department OF sociology at Dart
mouth, has studied extensively abroad,
and is the author of numerous maya
zine articles, and two books. "The
Negro Problem and Social Ethics"
He has made thorough study Of the
farmer bloc as ii affects the country
to-day. and his talk should bring out
many points of vital interests. A large
attendance is expected.