The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
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Silver King golf balls at VI each a.
browns Drug store.-a
Saturday night dance, socialist hall;
Baldv's orchestra. adv.
stunts will follow the grand circle
Friday at Spaulding All for s5c--ady.
Music for all occasions, Nicofs r.
chestra of 8 to pieces; tel 07l-W.
adv.
! Two good seamstresses wanted. Ap
ply at once. Miss Lawless, currier
building. adv.
See our golf supplies and fishing
tackle at the right price Lander's
(, Cigar store.adv.
Koon Kapers will delight you Friday
evening in Spaulding assembly nall
Admission, S5c.--adv.
1 Stormtight liquid the guaranteed
roof paint for roofs of any description.
Sold by Alexander 4 Co., 10 Depot
square. adv.
The April meeting OF the Clover
club will be held at the hospital FRI
| day afternoon at 2.30 to sew for the
/ ladies' hospital aid.
i. H. Anderson of the granite manu-
/ featuring firm of Anderson brothers
| Of Hartford, Conn, was in the city to-
day on business connected with tnaS
industry.
i Old and young folks dance, Cobble
4 hill. Friday April q. White Mountain
iazz orchestra Refreshments at inter-
mission. Admission, SOC couple, extra
ladies Zoe. adv.
The w. G. r. Z. will hold its annual
meeting and election of officers at the
home OF Mrs. Beckley, Park street
10 morrow afternoon at 2;3o, Let eS-
cry member be present
Many sufferers from rheumatism are
daily telling Of their remarkable recov'
cry by using Rheums. =. A, Drown
sells it. Try it on a guaranty OF mon
ey back if it fails adv.
wall paper, paints and varnish At
greatly reduced prices; first class work
manship papering and painting. Ernest
Jurries. 374 North Main street, phone
1914 NJ. Open daily 7 a. m. to P. m
adv.
Methodists: For everyone who wouit
like to 90, there will be a reception al
the church Friday evening at I:30 fol
4 William oliver, jr., and his family
who are TO leave very soon Tor Cali
fornia. where they expect TO MAXI
their home.
Will Won be one of the Ill people u
eat sugar on snow, plain doughnuts ant
! pickles at the Baptist church Frida,
r A \. 90 oh n
. this season. Only 20c. and l5c for ehil
dren. Served by the Live Wire class
adv
After a lapse of several months, be
cause OF the faulty condition OF n
3 Gre whistle. the cuTfew was sounlei
al 10 minutes to last night IN
warning gong to youngsters, that tn
Mace for them IL at home, will be hear
nightly hereafter and notice has bee
given the police department to see tht
the ordinance is enforced to the lette
this year.
The Ladies' Hospital Aid society wi
hold its weekly sewing meeting at tn
hospital Friday afternoon. 1t is hope
there will be large attendance. bu
there is also an opportunity now IL
Others to assist i'm their own homes,
unable to go to the hospital. Article
are cut ont and ready to make and "a
women Of the community are urged I
do their bit in assisting in this goo
work for the hospital. Volunteers ar
wanted. Call Mrs. Agnes Williams, Tie
537 w for further information.
YESTERDAY was an extremely bus
day al the fire station, no less tina
three telephone calls summoning tn
light chemical truck during the atte'
noon having been received. A menacln
- grass fire on the Mead property abos
Franklin street was back fred shortl
after / o'clock to prevent Il iron
reaching dwellings. An incinerator 8
A. Tomasi's was shooting out bits
flaming paper. much to the fear
nearby residents. Railroad workmc
ID on the Barre & Chelsea left a pile {
old ties burning near the johnson
d Gustafson stoneshcd that aPpeare
n dangerous There was no damage irol
any Of the three blazes
r An enjoyable afternoon was spent .
q the woman's association Of the Congo
oational church yesterday. when u
following program was given, the mr.
two numbers being in honor OF Patr
ots day: Reading, Paul Revere
Ride Miss Hester Dwinell; singlr
America violin solo, Miss Vein
Campbell Miss Cutler at the piano
soprano solo, Miss Alice Walker tMI
LANG at the pianol; piano solo, M
Marion Dorward. Packing the Hon
!, Missionary Barrel" was then give
II with the following cast Of character
II Airs. Brown 1.-THE hostess), Mrs. Ken
II Mrs. Dimps lshort and stout, MI
Chandler; Miss Film IA simpering spi
ster,. Mrs. Arthur Ayerill; Mrs. Gre
"a bosserl, Mrs. Rogers; Mrs. Jon
II ian invalid. Mrs. Spear; Mrs. Lamb
widow, Miss Averill: Mrs. He
tstrong minded. Mrs Charles Averi
Mrs. Marks and Mrs. White twill
helpers. Mrs Arthur Tilden and Nj
Martin: Sophie Ia Polish girl. Nj
Gladding. Afternoon tea and wafe
were served by the ladies in eostun