The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-13
TALK or THE TOWN

Flora Jones, hiropractor.--adv.
| New sugar on snow, Methods
church Wednesday, 5 to Z; zoe. adv.
/ All Gatusi campfire girls going to til
Universalistch church Tuesday night NEE
at the library at 7:l5.
| Regular meeting Of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge Tuesday evening at 1890
/ Officers viii please be present for prac
tice.
| What the public has long been wait
/ ing for, the new Strand phonograph
console model, 1925. Barre Drug Co.
adv.
Dry cleaning and dyeing, plating o
all kinds speciality. Mrs. L. M. Good
rich, 73 Main street, Montpelier. 'Phon'
500 W. adv.
| Listen toAthc case brought agains
viii Oliver at the mock trial to-mor
row evening, Methodist church. Admis
sion, 20c.-ady.
Mrs. II. Fl. Miles of Bradford, who
was called to Barre by the illness Of
| her mother, Mrs. Grace Brown, re.
turned to her home to-day.
Only two more days in which to pay
metered water rentals After March l5
10 per cent win be added to bill. Super
intenIent water department adv.
Regular meeting of Col. j. b. Mead
circle, No. /, Ladies of the G. A. r., will
be held in auxiliary hall, Wortben
block, Wednesday, March ID, at 2
O'Clock.
Roosevelt the Great American at
Universalist church, Tuesday night,
March q, at 1880 o'clock. Seven-reel
feature, 25c ticket, on sale at
Browns Drug store. adv.
If the ladies' aid Of your church
wants suggestions for their supper
menu suppose You write the Baker Elk.
ragt company, Springfield. Mass, for
- z of THEN new and novel cook DO /
fo.eers.--ady.
The Magners at the Magnet: Miss
Lillian Wagner, violinist; Miss Evelyn
Wagner, flutist; Miss Mary Wagner, pi-
anist. Concert for the Barre Woman's
club, March Fl, at o'clock. Tickets at
browns. adv.
Raymond Eastman, who recently
graduated from the New York Electri-
cal school, New York City, arrived in
Barre Saturday for weeks vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Eastman Of Eastern avenue.
The woman's association Of the Con-
church viii meet Wednes-
day at 2:30 p. m. for social after
noon. Subject, Home Economics, Y
Mrs. N, $. Love ii charge. viii each
lady bring household suggestion or
favorite recipel
Special meeting of Ruth chapter, No.
30, o. +. s., for work on Wednesday
evening, March Is, at I 80 o'clock. The
,fficers of Rob Morris chapter, No. "a, |
will give the initiatory
work. After the meeting an entertain
nent, and refreshments viii be served |
Word has been received in this city |
the death Of Maurice H. |
sanfill of Columbia, S. C. Mr.. Canfill is /
i designer Of granite monuments and |
) we'll known among the local granite |
men. In late years Mr.. Canfill has |
made his home in South Carolina al
hongh he still retained his residence in
quincy, Mass. The deceased was so |
'ears old and leaves family.
Mrs. Pearl WATSON of Burlington,
Who was 10 have addressed the Barre
Voman's club tomorrow afternoon in
luarry Bank hall, is unable to be pres
Mt. Miss Lillian Welch, head Of the
eaeher-training department of Spauld-
ng high school. win speak in her place.
Hiss WEIGH, who has travelled quite ex-
ensively in Europe, win tell of her
FORK and experiences while in Russia
hub members admitted on club tick
Is; general public, 25c adv.
There were 80 contestants from
ARE schools in the 500 contest Of
be Hotel Association Of Vermont for
he best stories of attractions of the
lwn in which the contestant resides
one OF the 33 was fortunate in shar-
Y the six prizes of $50. S25, $40. SIS,
) and s.. Out of the lis contestants,
le first prize went TO George Hayes of
ssex Junction, the second to Grace
DWELL Of Bellows Falls, the third to
ernon Whitney of Ludlow. the fourth
, Patrica Smith of Newbury, the
fth to Helen 4. Moore of Middlebury
I'd the sixth to Marion ID. Bisbee Of
'aitsiield. In announcing the winners,
rthur b. Wilder of Woodstock. presi-
mt of the Hotel Association of Yer !
ont, writes: The judges are very
supplementary of the way the stories
e written and the interest in the a
which we feel will bring Z
e attention of your young people TO J
e advantages and beauty of their ma
ve state" a
Early reports OF naval engagement Y
ing held in the river near the south 5
d yesterday were without fo,inda. i,
IN. Despite the fact that police head
aTters and the local fire station were
instantly besieged by inquiries from
terested farmers who thought that :,
airplane bombing squad was prsc- !.
ing near Barre. nothing more serious
IS happening that the operation of
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