The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
TALK on THE TOWN


Delicious lemon cream sherpei ~
browns Drug store, adv.
We have everything and anything IN
leather goods. Lander's Cigar store
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, H, pearsons a
Mortified were visitors in the city
yesterday
Burton Holt of North Montpelier y
passing several days with friends IN
this city.
Mics Isabel Beatte Of Enosburg
Falls is passing few days with
| friends in this city.
Miss Edith Dodds Of Burlington IS
passing few days with friends and
relatives in this city.
| Miss Alice Peccini Of Quincy, Mass,
| is passing few days with Mary MAJ
zola Of North Main street.
Hear the Judgment day DEGREES and
revelations at the Koon kut Ups,
| spaulding, Friday, at s0.-adv.
Miss Priscilla Miles of Waterbury
arrived yesterday afternoon to pass q
short time at her home on South MAN
Istreet.
Miss Ruth Melick of New York City
passed through this city yesterday on
her way to Washington to visit Tor
short time.
William Milne, well-known granite
salesman here, has returned to the CITY,
after d visit with relatives in Spring
field, Mass.
| Miles barber shop on South Main
street which has been closed by the
ILLNESS of Mr.. Miles, will be reopened
again to-day.
i Stormtight liquid the guaranteed
proof paint for roofs Of any description
| Sold by Alexander & CO., Is Depot
square. adv.
4 No rehearsal for choir of Church OF
Good Shepherd on Friday. Church sery'
ices for next Sunday will be Sunday
evening ut 7:l5. Easter music.
il Miss Gracelyn Robinson of kins
. street; who has been confined to heI
home for the past few days by IL
ness, is now on the road to recovery
Company NJ u the Vermont Nation
, 4 al Guard. stationed at Barre, will re-
ceive their service pay tonight, accord
, Ting to statement given out yester
day.
Mrs. L. A. Scofield returned to hel
home in Providence, X, l., Yesterday
after visiting for the past two weeks
! with Mrs. Maude Paine Of Summel
} street.
City workmen were busy to-day ex
cavating in front Of the Barre post
4 office in order that repairs might b
/ made on the hydrant IN that plae'
+ which has been broken for some time
!, one hundred and eleven people o
: more are wanted TO eat sugar on snow
. plain doughnuts and pickles at tn
Baptist church Friday evening iron
! $50 to 7:30; l5c for children undo
i u, zoe for adults: served by the lily
! Wire class ady.
e Another Of series Of dances beip
I held bv the ladies OF the tniyersaiis
!. church was successfully carried out las
evening. There were about lT5 couple
) present which is the largest ATTENDANT
6 at dance for some time. Carroll
a orchestra furnished music for the occa
e sion and dancing was enjoyed iron
e $3.50 to /.
a Lawton Witt, former Goddard base
= ball star. who was drafted into the b.
!. leagues some years ago and who ha
Z been playing with the Phiadeiphl
team. was recently sold to the Ne'
M York Yankees. Witt Is one Of the stan
,e in the baseball world, having bstth'
a average in the 900 class last yea
1t lie viii be psed by the Yankees N n
u field as utility man. Witt VIII Y
I'll remembered by many Barre fans !
: having PLAYED great game at shof'
lie stop for Goddard
. Every Sunday school teacher and e'
10 eryone Interested in Sunday scho'
e work in the Congregational churc
IL should be present at the service Tn
evening in the church parlor. when
" Ernest Robbins, general secretary
n the Vermont State Sunday School y
IL ISOLATION. j. TO be in charge. Mr.. Rol
= bins is an authority in the state 9
" Sunday school matters and those q
70 tending the meeting are asked to pr
IN sent to him any problems or que
!, tons in relation to Sunday scho
al work. which he win answer. The ser
III ice Is at 1880 and large attendant
Of is hoped for.