The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-01
TALK or THE TOWN

~. -. Barbery OF st. J0hnsbury wa
p visitor In the city o-day.
Y. w. Chase Of Boston was business
visitor in the city yesterday.
George Clary and John Russell b
Burlington are passing a few days will
friends in this city.
! Mr., and Mrs. A. r.. Strong and fam
! lily Of Westford, Mass, are passing 1
| few days with friends in this city.
Mrs. A. M. Holt has returned to hel
home in North Montpelier, after being
at the City hospital several weeks.
| Miss Martin, who has been employed
as superintendent at the City hospital
completed her duties there yesterday
Will the ladies' Of st. Monica's ladies'
aid society please call at the convent
for their cooking dishes left from the
food sale?
The usual sewing meeting Of the la
dies hospital aid will be held at the
hospital at $3.50 o'clock Friday after
noon
Mrs. Ina B. Steele. who has been here
transacting business for the past
month, left this afternoon for her home
in Omaha, Neb.
n. ]. M. Jones Of the Jones Bros
company returned yesterday from a
few days vacation passed at the St.
Bernard club in Quebec.
Dallas Clark of Abbott avenue re-
turned yesterday to Concord, N. H.,
where he is employed, after passing 4
few days at his home in this city.
Band men who are playing in Mont
pelier tonight are requested to be there
early so as to rehearse the vocal duet
which is to be sung by T. r. Merrill
and Peter Bardosi--adv
Every member Of the Knights of CO.
lumbus carnival and mardi gras general
and subcommittee is requested to at
tend the meeting in the club rooms to-
night at 7:30 o'clock Promoters Cleary
and Ruel will be present. adv.
Postmaster George W. German Of
the Barre postoffice announces that
since Jan to May Of this year he
has sold $4,000 worth of United States.
treasury savings statistics, the ma
turity value Of the certificates being
81, 100.
A number OF members OF the Knights
of Columbus lodge Of this city left to-
day for White River Junction, where
they are attending meeting of the or
der. They were accompanied by Rev.
FIR r. J. CahilI who will say mass
at the meeting.
Among the members OF the Grand
of st. Aldemar who left
to-day to attend the meeting in Bel
lows Falls this evening were Wallace
Gilbert, William Mower, James Gauld,
Lee Tracy, Geofge N. Tilden. II. P. Will
ley, Arthur Blackmore, William Rus
sell, w. p. Scott and Homer Ladd
Six tiny youngsters were very pleas
antly entertained at party given by
Mary Lucille Mcdonnell of Perry street |
asst Monday, the occasion being the
second birthday of the young hostess.
were served during the |
lay and the young people voted it the
1est good time of their short lives.
Another report was received last eve
ling IN regard to the operations in this
'ity of "Peeping Tom" as he is termed
4 young lady was pursued last eve
ling on Blackwell street and very much
frightened by the persistency of the
nan in following her. Police action Is
icing called for as these operations are
'ecoming too frequent
The aviation committee Of the Board
4 Trade was busy this morning look
ng over sites for an aviation landing
ield Barre's place in the aviationI
world depends upon her ability to sell
iIre field. The city is already listed
s possessing one on aviation maps.
Aviators are perfectly willing to stop
ERE both for exhibition flights and for
ests while ON the way to Montreal II
communications are provided. Sites
nder observation at present are Fair
mont park and another piece Of ground
n Trow hill