The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-26
TALK or THE TORN

II Attend d. J. Morse's third anniver
sary sale at Montpelier adv.
\ w. r. Ashline of North Randolph
called on friends in this city yesterday
Hector lVilfore of Williamstown i
passing several days with friends j.
this city.
Don't fail to obtain our prices befor'
you purchase. The n d. Phelps Co.
Inc.-adv.
Il. A. Drown Of the Drown Motor
Car Co. is passing several days in Bos
ton on business.
+. ". Hall OF the Franklin Detective
bureau has been passing several days
with friends in the city.
Il Mrs. w. D. Simmons and Mrs Leon
McAllister of Williamstown were Wis
itors in the city yesterday.
| Miss Angie Movalli Of Howard street
has been confined to her home for the
| past few days with illness.
Watch for the rummage and food
/ sale to be conducted Saturday by the
| ladies' aid of st. Monica's church.--av,
/ G. u. Palmer has returned to the
..sty after two weeks spent with rela-
( tives and friends in and near Bos-
( ton.
"St. A. Specials cigars of supe-
rior quality and union workmanship;
all dealers. Raymond Guyette, Mfr,
| St. Adams, Vt.adv.
Dance Friday night, April 2S. South
Barre grange hall. Barberi's four piece
orchestra; admission, 75c per couple,
extra ladies, l5c. Refreshments adv.
w. RI. Wheeler, who has been pass
ing few DAYS in this city with friends,
returned to-day to his home in Rich
ford, where he is employed as book
keeper
Applications for automobile licenses
must be sworn to before notary pub
lie. We have the cards and win be
glad to fill them out without charge.
Call at room 5 Quarry Bank building.
Drew & Lynde.
George Z. Croissant OF Boston,
commercial agent for the Atlantic
Coast Line railroad, was in the city
to-day re-arranging schedules with the
traffic manager Of the Granite Manu-
facturers' association.
The music department OF the Barre
Woman's club viii give musicale az
the home Of Mrs. Hokerk Thursday.
April u lto-morrowl at 2:30 o'clock.
The program win be "A Mendelssohn
Miniature Mrs. Johnson. piano; Mrs.
Bruce, violin; Miss Wheelock, reader.
Admission free.
Brookside Community club atten
toni The regular meeting of Brook
side Community club viii be held at
the schoolhouse Friday evening az 3
O'Clock. Roll call will be answered
by anecdotes. A snappy program Is
promised and refreshments of maple !
sugar and doughnuts win be served.
Everybody welcome. Admission Toe.
adv.
Friday. May II, Il TO be observed as
national hospital day. when many of
the hospitals Of the county viii OBJ |
serve the day BY keeping open house
and otherwise take measures to famil- |
iarize the public with the work the hos
pitfalls are doing. Barre City hospital |
win observe the day by keeping open |
house and all are invited to visit the |
hospital on that day
He forged his uncIe's name on checks
because that hard headed business man
was wealthy and bis expensive Pa
risian wife wanted many fine clothes
and Injuries. But the day Of reckon
ing arrived and behind prison bars the
Young man found ont how bitterly he |
had been deceived But il was decep
tion far different from what he thought |
and Mae Murray in Peacock Alley" a
Metro release for Tiffany Productions.
Inc, pictures what that deception
caused. TO be shown at the Magnet /
theatre on Wednesday and Thursday.
adv
Word has been received by friends
here of 4 double wedding in Tacoma.
Wash, Of Miss Anna Moore, a member
Of the '2l class at Spaulding, 70 Rob
srt D, Monaghan Of that city, April Is.
and Miss Irene Sullivan. daughter Of
Mrs Annie Sullivan. formerly Of JEFF
who recently went 10 ia
'oma. to Harold Morse, son Of Mrs.
Harriet p. Morse OF Eastern avenue.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Morse were Mt one
lime employed by the Oldsmobile com
1any here. and the groom was a grad
tate of S. II. S. and Dartmouth col
eye.
Carl Akeley. noted sculptor and tax
dermist. was given an opportunity
to see something which to
lin was fully as thrilling a. his mar
ow escapes aud adventures while film.
ny wild animals in the African jun
lies. Through the courtesy Of f. p.
'arier. president and Secretary r. W.
Bradley Of the Board Of Trade, Mr.
Alieley and hi. party were taken up
N the hin for View Of the quarries
ate Yesterday afternoon Mr. Akeley
narveled at the height Of the grout
caps and the open depth at which the
ien work in the great quarry holes.
Te declared ii to be one of the sights
( his life and one which he could
ever forget Mr.. Akeley was especial
: pleased at his opportunity of com
ng to Barre FOR he had heard of the
reat granite industry of which Barre
the center. and had often fel; a de-
ire TO visit the city.