The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-24
TALK or THE TOWN

/ TALK OF THE TOWN
II Mrs. c. NJ Wiley is visiting at III
H home of Mrs. ]. G. Hoyt in st. al
II bans.
h Henry J. Bouley has moved from
west hill and his address is now Soutl
Barre.
\ Archie Murray Of Brockton il visit
ing his uncle, Archie Mccormack 0
IA Hillside avenue.
| A son, weighing eight and one-hal
pounds, was born Feb. II to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chester Meaker of 1850 Washing
Ton street.
DR.. Meagher's sweet tenor voice wai
the feature of the A. o., H. time al
Graniteville last night. Encores were
greatly in evidence.
Regular meeting Of the Central La
Dor union win be held in carpenters
hall, Worthen block, Friday, Feb. "a
at 1880 p. m. Per order secretary.
Rev. A. w. Hewitt will give an adj
dress at the Methodist church Tuesday
evening, Feb. rs, at 1880. Keep this
in mind. Public cordially invited
1 adv.
! There will be public dance in X. Of
G. hall, Scampini block, Friday eve
ming, Feb "a. Admission, 50c couple;
extra ladies, 25c each. Everybody in
yited.--ady.
| A hunting party composed of Goldie
Douglas, Fred Simpson, and Robert
Stewart, left to-day for Lanesboro to
pass few days in hunting the elusive
little rabbit.
Barre town plates painted rich
blue with white letters, same length
as number plates; while they last Csc
per pair. Get yours at the Nye Mo
! tor Co--adv
CAROLS orchestra will give the last
big dance before Lent Tuesday night
at the Biiou, which has been remod
elled for a dance hall. Dancing from
) until o'clock. adv.
Stop in at browns Drug store and.
hear THE Gypsy Rose Fox Trot,
"Lalawana Lullaby Don't Leave Me,
Nanny" and while Miami Dreams"
These are the best yet.ady
The Junior Auxiliary of the Church
of the Good Shepherd will meet in the
yestry of the church Saturday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. instead of meet
ing at Mrs. Howlands, as the notice
was read last Sunday.
Notice: Arrangements have been
made with G. Y. R. r. to hold morn
ing train at NJ. & w. station in Mont
pelier until Ills a. m, Saturday to
accommodate those from Barre attend
ing the Elks' ball at city hall, Mont
pelier, Friday evcning.adv.
p. j. Doyle, Arthur and Harry Me-
Allister and Myron J. Whitcomb, all |
Of East Barre, returned last night |
from Shelburne pond, where since
Wednesday they had been enjoying ice |
fishing. As a result they brought home |
20 pickerel, including one big one
which weighed 10 pounds.
Listen, all We Episcopal peoplei IF |
you want TO have lots of fun come to
the "old-fashioned birthday party;.
there1l be room for every one. The
admission is small tn as you know ifl
goes according to age. Ii you can.
come in costume; You surely will lie
all the rage. Monday, Feb 2T.--adv.
About $50 members OF Ruth chap
ter, No. SO, o. e. s, gathered at Ma
sonic hall Wednesday evening to cele-
Drate the 29th anniversary OF the chap
.er. After the degrees were conferred .
ipon the candidates, a delicious lunch
,on was served, followed by most in
eresting program, which included
lancing by the Naugllton sisters and |
! farce, entitled, "A Lady to Call" Il
The collectors are doing their best :
n the Y. W. G. A. canvass of the city, !
Which is supposed to be completed this 9
month. and now is the time for tie I
itizens TO stand back of the great I
york in the state which is doing fer !
he girls of Vermont what the Y. w.
!. A. evidenced in the Older Boys con
erence, is doing for the boys. Barre
ever has fallen down" yet on airy :
rive put on here. It is hoped she :
iay 60 'over the top" for the Y. w. :,
!, A.
Two hundred and forty names we're 4
dded to the voting lists Of the city
{ yesterday afternoon and evening :
sssions of the board of civil author :
w. At the afternoon session, 175
as the total, and nearly all Of them
ere women. and rs per cent Of on
ere from wards A and g. In the exc.
ing It was about $3.50 between the
EN- and women and more than half Of
! that registered in the evening we're
ON ward 4, where there is lively
'ntest for the election of an alder
an. Another session Of the BOARD
IN be held this evening at o'clock.