The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-27
TALK or THE TOWN

h Food sale, Methodist church, Sstur
II day. adv
H The Gatusi campfire girls win nice
l to. night at 1850 at the home of payni
II Stephens
II Regular meeting Of Bright Star Re
Il beksh lodge Tuesday evening at 1880
H Practice.
Miss Eleanor Rollins Of Northfelc
has been spending the last few days
visiting friends in Barre.
\ w. B. Wheeler Of this city has a
1 position as bookkceper with the Rich.
ford Manufacturing company in Rich
| ford
II Dir. c. r. Robinson left for New
| York City Saturday evening to take a
| post graduate course in radium and
X-ray.
Il Misses Doris and Corinne Eastman,
students OF Mount Holyoke college, are
spending the Easter vacation at their
home on Wellington street.
Miss Rachel A. Dix Of the high
school faculty left Friday for New
York and Massachusetts to spend her
Easter vacation with relatives.
Miss Ruby Bradbury returned Sat-
urday night from South Ryegate,
where she was guest of Mrs. Dick
Wclch and other friends for the past
week.
Put on your calendar that April 5
Rev. 4. W, Sharp of st. Johnsbury
will give his lecture, entitled "A Yam
kee in Europe" at the Methodist
chnrch--adv.
i Reading good book with a happy
ending leaves a pleasant recollection.
To insure an agreeable ending to the
meal use Bakers vanilla for fayoring
I the dessert. At all grocers.-ady.
! Mrs. IT. ID. Beckley left last night for
Boston, where she was called by the
serious illness of her daughter. Miss
| Marjorie Beckley, student at the sar-
gent School OF Physical Education.
| The study class OF the music depart
1 ment OF the Barre Woman's club win
meet with Mrs. Harry G. Fisher this
evening at 1:30 o'clock. Program UNI
der the direction OF Mrs. c. A. Lang of
Montpelier.
Auxiliary No. Of Major Z. A. Alb
| bott camp will hold sugar social at
Worthen hall on Wednesday evening,
March 20. from to o. After tho sng-
ar social there win be a card party. All
are cordially invited.
Special meeting Of Ruth chapter. No.
SO. o. T. S., for work, on Wednesday
evening. March 20, At 7;30 O'Clock This
being past matrons' and past patrons
night, the degrees viii be conferred by
these officers. supper to be served at
s o'clock.
There was no doubt about the ar.
rival of robins In these parts yesterday.
for the carly risers and those who
took breakfast in bed were pleased to
hear the welcome notes of the red
breasted friends as they chirped away
in the Warm sunrise
The young peoples society of Chris
tian Endeavor OF the Baptist church /
will hold a social tomorrow evening I
at 1880 al the home of Rev. and Mrs. |,
B. j. Lehigh, 81 Franklin street. All |
young people of the church and coDgre |
cation are invited to be present.
Every. lady in Barre win want to
hear Miss Lucy D. Taylor Of New York /
City next Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 |
at Quarry Bank hall. The lecture il
on "The Interior Decoration Of the
Home New material for draping will
be shown. Barre Womans club mem.
bers admitted on ticket; public, %.
Food and candy on sale at close Of lee
ture.--adv.
Have you dime of the year 1870.
yTLs. l.,,., 49,, af xxif.b Ia aho.vt, he
collection in the window of the Peoples
bank, is rare. George Ball
has in his possession nearly one-half of
the number of these dimes ever minted,
and he is anxious to buy any moro
that he can If you should find one Of
these in your change communicate !
with Mr. Ball or the bank.-adv. L
Miss L. Jean Bisbee, herself confined
10 the bed all last week with an at
.ack Of the grip, was Summoned to her
nome in Waitsield yesterday by turn J
Tor the worse in the condition Of her {
mother. Mrs. B. D. Bisbee, who had ]
,een III several DAYS, and whose death :
occurred Yesterday at noon. Clarence q
3isbee had been at his home in Waits
ield for some DAYS on account of the Q
illness of his mother.
We have made arrangements TO sup !,
,ly our NoKoI customers OF Barre and :
Montpelier another winter with q spe-
ial fuel oil at approximately 10 cents
'er gallon or less. just think-thst
means SO l-3 per cent less than what
we've been paying for oil and the a
ouiyalent OF coal at sl3 per ton or a
css. No-Kol has already proved its 5
merits in Barre and Montpelier homes n
his past winter. Why not let us prove
So.Kol's worth TO yous Vermont Oil
Ieating Co, Montpelier, Vt, phone
5aM.--adv.
The sporting writer in the Burling
on News picks Steve" Slayton OF
psulding high school "a a member OF
he all.northeru Vermont high school il
asketbaIl team. placing him at the po- il
ition OF left guard. The other mem Of
ers Of the mythical team are Ishsm Of v
arlington high at right forward. Boi- il
elle of Cathedral high as left forward, y
rentice OF Burlington high as center X
nd Katz Of Burlington high as right q
uard, thus giving all the positions 20 IL
burlington men except Slsyton. The
anne sports writer puts Nieora OF
a. s-.r..