The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-10
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Macgregor's golf clubs and balls !
browns. adv.
4 All dark hats to close at half pric
| Mrs. Birnie. Laurel street. -adv.
| Dance, Bijou hall, Tuesday nigl
after band concert; Baldy's orchestr'
adv.
| For plumbing and heating, call jaime
Mcleod, 1873 Orange street. Tel. S23- Y
---adv.
1 Regular meeting Of American Lego
Auxiliary in Legion club rooms Tues
day evening, June IS, at 7:l5.
Ice cream--enough said, because III
rest Of the talking is done BY our quail
ity. browns Drug store.-adv.
| Mrs. j. g. Morrison Of Ridley Park
Pa, formerly Of Barre, who recent,
was operated upon, is recovering nice
lly.
just few more loads left Of thai
hard edging and slabwood at 1928
Granite City BottIing Works. Tel. 726
M or TAG W.--adv.
William Taylor Of Hillside avenue
arrived home in this city yesterday
from visit with friends in Lafayette
Ind, for few weeks.
Aubrey Marion Of Franklin street
arrived home yesterday from st,
Johns Prep school in Danville, Conn,
where he has been attending for the
past year.
Kio Granai, formerly Of this city
and Morrisville, is passing u few days
with friends in the city, having com
pleted his studies for the year at SYRIA
cuse university.
All Rebekahs, with their friends, are
invited to join with the subordinate
lodge for the purpose Of attending the
memorial service in Odd Fellows nall
Sunday evening at o'clock A large
attendance is desired.
Miss Mary O'Leary Of Montpelier
was given a miscellaneous shower at
the home of Miss Lucy Cook Of First
street Thursday evening in honor Of
her approaching marriage to Arthur
Cook Of this city.
Miss Doris Eastman Of Wellington
street, Barre, is one Of the Vermont
girls to receive degrees at Mount Hol
yoke college, South Hadley, Mass, next
Tuesday. Miss Miriam u. Bradley Of
South Royalton also receives degree
ut the same time.
The senior play, Officer $685. OF the
senior class at Goddard was presented
in North Montpelier last evening be-
fore large and appreciative audience.
Following the program the school or
chestra furnished the music for the
dancing The quartet offered several
selections. Arrangements for the an--
nual senior banquet to be held to night
have been completed and indications
point towards a successful evening.
Thomas f. Wye, jr., has been appoint
n toastmaster for the girls and Miss
Dorothea Carter for the boys. A dance
viii follow the banquet.
Rev. Francis A. Poole, formerly pas
.or Of the Congregational church in |
Barre, was, on Wednesday evening, in
tailed as pastor of the old South Tn
on Congregational church at Wey |
mouth, Mass. His present location is
My sLort distance from the scene
if former labors, he having held the |
,astorate of church at East Wey- i
mouth few years after he was or
lained TO the ministry. Rev. Mr..
Poole served eight years in Barre and /
vas, later, pastor of Congregational /
hurch at st. JohnsDury, resigning the
after position to accept the Wey-
mouth call.
Capt. I. H. zelih and detail from
Fort Ethan Allen were in the city yes
erday seeking recruits for the eth
Ield artillery, part of the first bri-
ade of the first division. The eth
ED artillery is now stationed at Fort
than Allen and expects to be there
or the next two years. Capt. Zeliff
tated that If recruits desired to see
nore of the country they could be as
igned to other sections of the army
nd be sent to far distant points. Re-
rnits must be citizens of the United
tates, in good health and physically
(, Is TO IS years of age, 81 inches
all and weighing az least 1870 pounds.
hey must also be able to read, write
nd speak English. Capt Zeliff ex-
ects TO be in Barre again during the
ext ten days. In the meantime any
ian desiring TO enlist should commu-
icate with the recruiting officer at
ort Ethan Allen.