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

4 G@N'tE " ANN 49, tfFfN
Burlington.
| Sheaifer fountain pens, newest novel
ties, great for gifts, at browns Drut
store.-adv.
MaccG<,es, attention. The collector
will be ut the Home bakery Saturday
afternoon.
Calendar supper at the First Bap
tist church, Tuesday, March I, from
to 7 o'clock.
Armando Comoll OF Comolli street
left the city to-day ON a business triF
through Connecticut.
\ Thomas A. Vanston of South Mair
street has returned from a business
! trip to Whitefeld, N. Fl.
! just, received, another lot of chill
4 drcn's brown and black wool hose at
Morse's, Montpelier. adv.
/ Masquerade ball, with prizes, at So
cialist hall, Saturday, March 4. White
Mountain jazz orchestra. --adv.
Good lunch, good smokes and a good
speaker at the mems meeting tonight
at the Universalist church.-adv.
A regular meeting Of local 4ss, NJ.
Up. IT,, will be held in the band rooms
Monday at $3.50 p. m. A. L. Milne, sec
rotary.
| Mrs. w. i. Gilbert of French street
left to-day for weeks vacation Wis
! iting with relatives and friends IN
! Montreal.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Brown OF
| Jefferson street leave tonight for a
months sojourn in Mont Pleasant and
Lansing, Mich.
Mrs. Il. A. Pollard, local manager OF
the Adams company store on North
Main street, has returned from bus
mess visit of a week in Boston.
Ira N. Houston OF the iewelry firm
Of Bell & Houston underwent an oper
alton at the City hospital this morn
ing for the removal OF his appendix.
That dinner party viii not be sue
cess unless the "tep-ofi'" is right. To
guarantee the desserts delight use
Bakers Certified Flavoring Extracts
adv
Mrs. Edward Burke and son, for
merly of this city, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Brke's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Smart, Of II Central
street.
w. II. Ward, who is engaged in the
automobile business in Burlington, re-
turned to that city yesterday, after
passing a few days with friends in
this city.
Stephen D. Adams Of Boston. head
Of the Adams companys chain Of
stores, is in Barre to-day paying a
business visit to the local branch of
that company.
EP. Carter Of Sheridan street, man
aqer Of the Central Granite company,
returned to the city last evening, after
passing few days with his mother
in Brattleboro.
Charles Whitley and Billie Coogan
of Brockton, who have been training
here for the Coogan Levin fight in Bur-
lington tonight, left for that city yes
terday afternoon.
II. w. Dubois OF Boston, a we'll
known supply dealer and imitator Of
birds, aeroplanes and other machines
and animals as concert entertainer,
is visiting in this city for a few days.
Wall paper at Hooker's. Have you
seen our big new stock Of spring pa
pers? We have never had better line |
than at the present time. Papers for |
every room New patterns. reduced |
The Peoples National bank viii be |
open tomorrow afternoon until 3
o'clock to accommodate those who wish /
to see Mr.. Peisch on income tax mat
ters. No banking business will be tran
sacted adv.
Mrs. A. Scott and daughter of st.
Adams and Mrs. j. NJ. Scott of Mont /
real, who have been visiting for few
days with DIR. and Mrs. w. +. Mann of
Orange street, returned TO their re
speetiye homes to-day.
There is q treat in store for all who
attend the Sunday evening service at
he Presbyterian church, at Z o'clock;
he missionary society win present the
pageant, "The Striking of Americas
Hour" Everybody welcome.
The third dansant Of the young bust
ness mems class was held in the Le-
ZION hall last evening. About IS cou-
lies were present at the affair and the
usual good time enjoyed Refreshments
II punch, sandwiches and coffee were
erved.
Auction Saturday afternoon and eve
ing; goods from the l.. NJ Averill
state at the store formsfH occupied
" The Eastern Estate Tea D., Averill
lock. Paint, wall paper, tea, coffee,
ails. other merchandise, egg cases,
trawberry crates, lots of empty CON
ainers, parlor organ, folding bed and
hundreds of other things. d. A. Perry,
Harold o. Potter was given a pleas
mt birthday party at the home Of !
is parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Pot I
er, Forsythe place. last evening :
vhen group Of friends and relatives ]
adhered 20 help celebrate the date. !
he evening was enioyably spent in
laying games and music Refresh
pents OF ice cream and cake we're
erved.
Edward Avis, famous naturalist and /.
ird mimic. whose name and work is !
'idely known through his lectures and
records, will give lee ,
nre recital al Hedding NJ. L. church Z
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