The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

| w. G.. Scott Of Brandon was a bust
ness visitor in town to-day.
! See the latest spring hats at Mrs
/ Birnie's, Laurel street. --adv-
| NJ. d. Mcmahon of Burlington was I
business visitor in this city yesterday
All those in the mock trial be at the
Methodist church Friday evening al
/ 7:l5 o'clock.
| Regular meeting Of st. Johns court
No. 522, G. 0. r., will be held tonight
lat 1880 o'clock
Come in and hear the new Gennett
records. The recordings are OF the
I best New prices. Barre Drug CO. adv
Misses Irene Duprey and Evelyn
| Mathieson, who have been visiting IN
Mortified, returned home this morn
ing
| Mrs. Il. G. Walker returned to her
! home in North Montpelier to-day. She
attended the rally day at Goddard yes
terday.
Punch will be served at Max Mann's
dancing class this evening. VIII each
lady please bring sandwiches for two
people ?---adv.
The eloquence and wit of Rev. Hew-
lit are wen known. He lectures at
the Methodist church next Tuesday
evening. adv,
The mission circle Of the Universal
noon at 2:30 with Mrs. Frank W.
jackson, Liberty street
Charles Collins, jr., is able to be out
again, after having been confined to
his home on Spauliing street for the
past few days with illness.
w. j. Lynch of Boston, representing
the Wurltzer Organ company, is in
the city for few days, making adj
justments to the Park theatre organ.
Masquerade dance under the auspices
of North Star lodge, in Worthen hall,
Saturday, Feb. %. All Seandinavians
welcome. Refreshments served. adv.
Mrs. J J. Hickey Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
arrived in this city yesterday to visit
with her brother, Andrew Gearin, who
is seriously i'll at the City hospital
here.
We have been able to get a few more
records Of "April Showers" This IL the
biggest hit in fox trots that Edison
has put out. On sale at browns Drug
store adv.
Most Of the young people Of the city
who attended the kake walk at Bur-
lington the first of the week returned
home yesterday. They report the saf
fair as bigger success than ever
Miss Nora Ann Mccarthy, travel |
ing salesman for the Gossard Corset |
Of New York City. IL visit
ing at the home Of her aunt, Mrs. |
Mary Mccarthy Of Summer street.
On Friday Of this week, st. Mat
thias' day, there will be a service in
the Church of the Good Shepherd at |
80 p. m. Choir practice at $3.50 p. m.
The early celebration Of holy com
munion viii be omitted.
The statement in yesterday after
moons paper that +. r. Davis WAS at
forney in Washington county court for
Jennie Laws and +. NJ. Laws was in
Mr.. Davis was attorney for
The other litigant, George w Mann.
Edward Desitel of South Main
street, teamster, suffered a broken
collar bone yesterday when the team
IN which he was carrying load Of
humber caught in a rut in the street,
throwing Mr.. Desitel against a pole at
he side of the road with the result
rs mentioned.
Nearly two hundred persons attend
d the parish supper served at the
-estry of the Congregational church
asst evening and partook Of fine sup
'er During the course of the sup
er Fred Tnglis and Walter Goss sang
olos. to the accompaniment of Miss
Forward Before and after the sup
er the members of the parish engaged |
a a more or less general "hand shake" |
nd the occasion proved TO be very en-
oyable.
The Barre Board Of Trade is coop-
rating with the Barre Creamery and
old Storage company in getting out I
booklet on Vermont dairy and I
operations. A large number /
I views from the local creamery, in {
uding laboratory, receiving rooms, !
etc. have been secured and :
he work is progressing rapidly. Notes I
n tuberculin-tested cattle and views 5
{ model farms and pastures in this d
icinity are now being collected along I
18th some beautiful views OF fine n
ards. The booklet will be ready for a
in a short time. r
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