The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-01
TALK on THE TORN

! TALK on THE TOWN
|, Gatusi campfire girls Tuesday, p
M, at the home OF Polly Morgan.
/ Music for all occasions, Nicofs ~
chcstra of 8 to 7 pieces; tel. oil-W'
! adv.
/ Don't fail to obtain our prices before
You purchase. The N d. Phelps Co..
/, Inc adv.
1 Twin girls were born this morning to
I Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Alexander, 80 Aler-
j chant street.
/ Long distance and general trucking
Granite City Bottling Works, Tel. 726.
! NJ or Jaw adv
Miss Edith NJ Gordon returned to
4 Waltham. Mass. last evening, after
| spending the week end at her home on
i Spaulding street.
| Miss Ethel Warnes Of Elliston stree;
/ left this noon for Mortified. where
she is engaged as pianist for Delorme's
! Novelty orchestra
Special meeting Of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge Tuesday evening at 1;3'
! for the purpose OF initiation. Supper
served at 6 o'clock.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Giannoni and
son. Dario, Of 26 West street left last
/ might for Elberton. Ga. where they
plan to make their home.
/ Miss Dorothy Chalmers was able to
/ toan rar fhr
Moretown district this morning. astei
being i'll with grip at her home on Or
ange street.
! The matron of city farm would APP.
prec;ate reading material for the use
of inmates, Anyone having magazine
or papers will confer a kindness by
! leaving them at the Institution.
Don't miss seeing the Saturday eve
/ ming roast given BY the Willhoha camp.
! fire at the Congregational church Fri
day, May 5, at 1880 p. m. It's some
thing different. Admission, 25c.- adv.
i A regular meeting Of the Ladies
/ Auxiliary to Clan Gordon will be held
Tuesday. May 2. at 7:l5 p. m. Pleas
note that assessment No. 43 Is now
called for. Charming models will ex
hibit the latest in fashions.
/ Regular meeting of Cobble hi
grange Tuesday evening, with the fol
lowing program: Song, Roy Smith; rol
call. What should like TO be il
were not what amgn reading, Mr.. Cal
laghan; reading, Mrs. Kendall; vocs
solo, Rena Peake.
/ The womans association of the Con
pregational church will meet Wednes
day at 2:se p. m. in the church parlor
The missionary program VIII be i
charge OF Mrs. n. D. Phelps. Subject
synopsis Of '.Birthright.' What is th'
negro's birthrishts
Mrs. r.. II. Wiley left this noon fol
Greensboro TO attend tho funeral to
morrow of Mrs. II. NJ. Farr, who diet
Saturday evening at the Hardwick hos
4 pitaI. Mrs Farr. whose home was u
Underhll, had been in poor health fo1
a long time She was well known 4
several Barre people
AT the semi-annual meeting Of IT,,
Central Labor union OF Barre and Vi
cinitv. held last Friday evening, th'
following officers were elected: Pfesi
dent, William Eager; vice. president
Oscar .Johannson; treasurer, Fred w
Suitor; secretary. Percy Andrews; ser
geant.a arms, w. j. Smith; executive
board, Cyrus Hall, NJ. J. Sullivan. @. !
Allen: auditors, Erwin Hill, GYM
Hall, G. $. Allen.
The new ice cream equipment recent
lly installed in the ice cream depart
ment Of the Granite City COOPERATIVE
creamery i now in operation and Mr.
Waldo. the expert ice cream manufac
turer, who has recently been put il
charge OF this department, is turning
out an excellent product, marvelousl'
. rich in quality and exquisite in flavor
and as smooth as velvet If you hav'
not tried the Real ice cream of 1922 d
so at once. It viii please the most dis
eliminating taste. The sign of tn
white shield is the sign of Real ic
cream.-adv.
Bert Woodruff. the kindly old stag
doorInan in "The Grim Comedian. III
Goldwyn picture produced by Franz
Lloyd. showing at the Magnet theatn
tonight, has been associated with tn
stage for more than 40 years. Begin
ming as a vaudeville actor. Mr.. Wood
ruff later became an actor on the lc
Ultimate stage. Then he became thea
tire manager for some years; and nov
finds both pleasure and relaxation i
: playing old man parts for Goldwyn. Hi
most recent picture was the B"tt.
Compson production of For Those w
Love. adv.