The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-30
TALK or THE TOWN

II weekend visitor in the city
HI Warren S. Wilbur OF Hartford, Conn
H arrived in the city Saturday on q bus
H mess visit.
H s. S. Chase Of White River Junctio
h is passing a few days in the city Q
\ business
Il Only two more days in which to pa,
4 fiat rate water rentals. Superintendent
| water department adv
| Do you know what clean milk Is
Come to Quarry Bank hall Tuesday
Oct. 81, at 2:30 p. m.-adv.
H Maurice Watkins returned to the city
yesterday from Boston, where he wen
TO attend the Dartmouth Harvard game
Saturday
H George w. Adams Of West SuI1ieId
Conn, and w. j. Nicholson of East
CRANKY were visitors in the city over
the week end.
4 Public dance, Cobble Hill grange, o.
Thursday, Nov. 2; music by lands
orchestra. Auto leaves postoffice at
7:45 and S:l5.adv.
/ For that Halloween party, be sure
and get Victor record at Iittlefeld's
| formerly Bailey's Music RoomsD, the
home Of Victrolas and Victor records
adv.
| Among those who attended the Spir
itualist meeting Sunday evening at the
home of Mrs. Benjamin Daley in Mont.
pelier were Rev. Lillian Whiteside an1
husband, Mr., and Mrs. George Harring-
ton. Mrs o. II. Anderson and son, te-
roy.
| am going to see either to-day or
tomorrow two of the biggest and best
ATTRACTIONS that have ever played in
Barre. One is Clara Kimball Young IN
"The Hands of Nara" at the Park and
the other is Betty Compton, Bert Ly-
tell and Theodore Kosloss in "To Have
and to Hold" at the Magnet. Both are
first-run super feature attractions.
That il why | want to see them.--
adv
Do you know the Importance of a
clean milk supply to community
Come to the Quarry Bank hall Tues
day, Oct. 81, at 2:30 p. M, and hear
DIR. f. II. Bancroft talk on milk, and
its relationship to the public health.
This meeting is in charge Of the civic
department of the Barre Woman's
club and is open to the public as well
as club members
The days are rolling by fast and
cold weather with its ice and buster
ing snow is trailing fast on the heels
of fan, but still no definite step has
been taken in the direction of winter
sports. Goddard seminary students |
have signified their intention Of stand
ing behind an outing club should one |
be formed and have offered their serv
ices in any form which they may be |
required. President Carter of the |
Board Of Trade stated this morning
while in conference with Secretary
Bradley that anyone interested
in the formation Of the club
should be at Spaulding high school for
the meeting called for next Monday
evening at 7 o'clock when the club
viii be formed, officers elected and pri
mary business discussed. From then
On the drive will be for members. The
initial work for the formation of
hub is complete and bylaws are ready
TO be drawn up next Monday.
4
Scintillating and tuneful tunes.
pretty costumes and attractive stage
lie Comte & Flesher's musical
est, Listen TO Me-" played to large
md appreciative audience in the opera
louse Saturday night IT. was the first
attraction of the season here and the
eceipts of the house surely warrant
urther such entertainment to local
,laygoers. Twas only black mans
sam. but ii served to carry the audi
nee through a variety Of scenes, in
luding j. Lucifer DEVILS habitation,
he North Pole, Handy Land and Gu
ids postoflice Through ii all there
we're electrical effects that lent pleas
ng touch to the production while there
ras an abundance of comedy and dane
ny, including solo dances by the de-
aure and charming Barbara Bronell.
'ome familiar faces from the COM
any's MY Soldier Girl which played I
ere in recent years, were recognized.
Expressions of approval came from the .
IDS OF many, which in itself bespeaiss {
1 the merits of the production The
ompany also played to a matinee
udience.
Do you know that milk, II It is
lean, is an ideal foodf Come to the
uarry Bank hall Tuesday, Oct 81, at
80 D. m.-adr.