The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-25
TALK or THE TOWN

1 Fresh Strawberries just arrived g
Barre Fruit Co., George Maniatty
Prop. lady.
/ Maccabees, attention. Practice meet
ing for officers and guards Monday
evening at o'clock.
Edison decides early in his you'll
that he is not a goose. Told in pie
ture. universalist church, Sunday, 7:ll
! p. nl.--adv.
i There will be rehearsal for the
missionary pageant Saturday, p. m.
at the Presbyterian church ALL who
! take part are asked to be present.
Carroll G. Smith has returned to his
work in New Haven, Conn.,, after
spending several days at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Smith
! Rev. A. w. Hewitt needs no intro
duction to Barre audience. Be sure
to hear him next Tuesday evening,
Methodist church. Everyone welcome.
No admission fee.adv.
About rs couple were present at a
dance held in the X. of G. hall last
evening. Dancing was enjoyed from
s until l, with the Goddard seminary
orchestra furnishing music.
Edison, Edison, the electrical wizard
of the age. The story of the incandes-
cent lamp is told under his supervision
and approval Universalist church,
Sunday evening, 7;l5 o'clock adv.
William H. Dewey and family of l25
East street left Friday afternoon for
Chicago, where they are to make an
extended visit with their father and
mother and other relatives and friends.
A western physician has discovered
a harmless pile remedy known as Hem
Roid In many cases of years stand
ing all distress quickly disappeared. +.
A. Drown now sells ii with money
back guarantee.-ad
Thomas c. O'Brien. new district at
torney for Suffolk county, Massaehu-
sets, who takes the place of j. G,
Pelletier. is well known in this city,
where he has been visitor. He has
a cousin, Mrs. John Hardigan, of Maple
avenue residing here.
"Your Lincoln film puts before us in
the most convincing way and with
consummate art the thoughts, acts,
habits, character aud destiny OF one
of theA greatest men our country has
produced" Edward Harding national
committee Of patriotic societies.-adv.
The seniors at Spaulding have chosen
for their annual play, Clarence" by
Booth Harrington. At the recent, try
out, the following cast was chosen:
Elizabeth Sprague. Dolores Glynn, Mar
jorie Smith, Ruth Armstrong, Ruth
Wylie, Louis O'Leary, Paul Tierney,
Foster Slayton, Lawrence Seaver and
Arthur Mason.
Word has been received in this city
of the sudden death of Miss Bessie
Reaveley, teacher in the schools Of
Hartford, Conn, and one of the own
ers of Tall Pines camp in Bennington, |
n III. Miss Reaveley made many
friends here when her sister, Miss
Catherine, was employed as supervisor |
of drawing in the city schools.
The Goddard varsity basketball team
left this morning for Hanover, n H.,
where they viii line up against the /
freshmen aggregation to-J
night in what is expected to be very /
fast and aggressive game. The Dart
mouth quintet have been setting a rap
Id pace lately and the local boys win
be up against a stiff proposition. The
following men made the trip; Buckley,
Taylor, Cyran. Carroll, McGarghan,
Driscoll and johnson.
Mrs Marion Macdonald OF rs Elm
street received a wire yesterday tell
ing of the death OF her brother, Donald
ID. MacAnlay, which occurred at his
home in Plenty, Saskatchewan, Thurs
day. Mr.. MssAulay was about 81
years of age and had been in failing
health for almost a year. He learned
his trade as stone cutter at the plant
Of j. p. Corskie & Son. He went to
the Canadian west over 20 years ago.
where he has made his residence. He
leaves his wife. who was Bella Mac.
Donald, sister OF d. w. Macdonald
Of Perry street; daughter. Elizabeth;
a brother, Malcolm MacAulay Of Win
tRsttI, ~ n.t ana TWO sisters. MIS-.
Murdo Mckay, Of Gould, p. O., and
Mrs Macdonald. The latter visited in
Plenty for two months last fall
About 100 men were present at a
Joint smoker held in the Legion hall
last evening. The affair was intended
as combined Barre and Montpelier
smoker, but owing 10 the large num-
Der of activities in the capital city
here were only few from that post
present. Billie Coogan, who fights
Midget Levin of Burlington for the
,antamweight championship Of the
'tate this afternoon in Burlington,
staged a four-round bout with his
manager and trainer, Charles White
ey. for the benefit of the local service
men. Coogan showed good class and
peed and if he is able 20 free him
elf from a slight cold be should put
Up a good exhibition. Rev. Y. O. Ho-
Jerk next entertained the assembly by
movie show on the life Of Thomas
which was very interesting