The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Rummage sale, Saturday, Universal
ist church; 2:30 until 0.--ady.
A nice selection of spring hats at
Mrs. Birnie's, Laurel street.--adv.
Friday afternoon and evening, Saw
inc the Woman in Half at the Mag
net.-adv.
r. + NJ. Jones OF the Jones Brothers
company is passing a few days in New
York City ON business.
If you're looking for a good time,
come up on Cobble hill Thursday nignt
and you're sure of it. LandTs orches-
tra--adv.
Public dance at Granite street hall,
Saturday, Feb. Is. Caslani's orches-
ira. Ave pieces. Admission, soc. Ladies
free.---adv.
Mrs. j. Johns Of Hardwick, who has
been visiting in the city for the past
few DAYS. has returned toher home IN
Hardwick.
Miss Marjorie Sanders, formerly OF
Washington, had her tonsils removed
by radium the first of the week, by
DR.. Robinson.
Bring your cross-cut saw, We VIII
use II ~ s.Saw the Woman in Hair
Friday afternoon and evening Magnet
theatre.--adv
lanes Browne of Cliff street re-
turned home last evening, after spend
ing a few days visiting with relatives
in Manchester, N II.
The mems meeting at the Universal
ist church vestry will be held Friday
night at 7:30, instead of Thursday
All out to this smoke talk and buffet
lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Leith of King
sion. N. Y. who were called here by
fine illness and death Of a relative, re-
turned TO their home in Kingston yes
terday.
l.. d. Carrot, former resident OF
Barre. who has been visiting IN the
city for the past few days with
friends. returned to his home in Zanes-
vile, O., yesterday.
II Elks attention. All Elks are request
Cd to meet Friday morning at $3.50
o'clock at the Barre Drug Co., to at
tend the funeral OF our beloved broth
err, Robert L. Murphy. a large attend
ance rs requested.
| Miss Florence Perry, who graduated
from Spaulding high school last year
and is now employed in Montpelier,
underwent an operation for Appendix
citis recently at the Heaton hospital
and is reported as resting very COM
fortably.
The w. G. Z. z. viii observe Frances
WIZARDS memorial at the home OF
| Mrs. Beckley, Park street, Friday
evening at 1880. Let every member
come and invite their friends. A pro-
gram has been arranged and refresh
ments will be served,
box social was held last evening
IN the Sacred Heart convent on sum
mer street by the sodality Of the Is.
| IL. M. About forty young people were
present, all parties being dressed as
| children. Games and dancing were en-
| ioyed and refreshments served
\ Spaulding fans should be interested
i ~ hear that Cathedral high school OF
\ Burlington defeated Burlington high
| school Tuesday evening by a score OF
% 10 %. In view OF the fact that
Spaulding gave Cathedral hard game,
lthe chances OF defeating Burlington
here look brighter.
Barre men are soon to be favored by
ianother chance to hear radio tele-
! nhone in operation. Under the auspices
Of the Montpelier and Barre Light and
: Power company sounding box will be
Installed in the yincitia club rooms.
Concerts or lectures OF any kind can
be heard at great distance by the aid
OF these instruments.
The regular sewing meeting will be
held at the hospital Friday afternoon
at 2:30 as usual. Everyone is invited.
There was a better attendance last
week. but the work is still needing
more helpers. No personal invitation
is needed to Join in this work. Your
presence and help will be much appre-
) ciated. win you Gomez
Tuesday was mothers day at the
! Faholo campfire OF the Congregational
! church. when the guardian and assist
ant, Miss Marguerite Currier and Mrs.
Isabel Even, were hostesses to the
! girls and their mothers at their home
, AT 20 East street. A short program by
the girls was iOltoWeu ol NJ
! appropriate to st. Valentines day.
! These were followed by refreshments
, of fruit salad, sandwiches, ice cream
, and cakes. These also bore the imprint
of the days patron saint, as did the
! elaborate decorations, place cards and
. favors. Before leaving, the girls gave
the campfire cheers 10 the mothers.
Much appreciation was expressed by
, the mothers for the benefits received
by their daughters from the campfire
associations TO those who had given so
! much Of time and energy to its organ
ization and success.