The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-22
TALK or THE TOXIN

Vi. II. NcflleuX OF St, JoHHsDuiy WA
registered in this city to-day as a bus
mess visitor.
Mrs. Glenn L. Perry of Highland
avenue is passing few days with rel
atives and friends in st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Harry X. Bradley OF King
street is passing a few days visiting
with friends and relatives in New
4 York City.
All who could enjoy and appreciate
the truth will be delighted to hear Mr.,
| Germer's lecture, which for eloquence,
| logic and commonsense cannot be sur
/ passed.-adv.
! A western physician discovered Hem
Roid, harmless pile remedy. In many
cases of years standing all distress
quickly disappeared. We sell it with
money back guatantee. Z. A. Drown.
! adv.
| H. G. More of Burlington, who has
been engaged in this city for the past
| few days doing some work on the boil
!. ers at the tuberculosis hospital, left
this morning for other points in this
state to continue his work.
Commencement of millinery season.
A fortunate purchase brings $50 spring
hats at SIS each. The hats, to the best
Of our belief, average savings of one
third over what similar hats will sell
for late. No two hats alike. SIS hats
emphasized Many flower-trimmed hats
1.-THE coming voguel. Many exact copies
of French originals. May be seen at l..
H. Halls so State street, Montpelier.
adv.
The regular meeting of Cobble Hill
grange was held last evening. One APP
plication for membership was received
and one unaffiliated member was ad
mitted. The literary program was As
"The History Of Maple Sugar Max
ing" A. /. Smith; current events, H. B.
Partridge; paper, value of Diet to
Good Health" written by Rena Thurs
ton and read by Inez Thurston; ques
tons on Pat, Margaret Richie; dis
cussion on poultry, b. w. Bassett and
Il. +. Perry. The next meeting will be
April 4.
All roads tonight will lead to the
opening OF the three day fashion show
for the Ladies Aid Of the City hospital
at the Magnet theatre, where Barre
stores will vie with each other in dis |
playing upon living models, the very |
latest and smartest in spring styles |
for women. Buyers have been spend |
ing the last two weeks in visits to Bos
ton and New York, and local tailors |
have been taking extra pains to lit the |
garments to the score of living models |
To Barre people, then, Dame Fashion
will give an advance showing of sport |
clothes, millinery, afternoon gown
dinner gowns, evening gowns, coats
suits, wraps and negligee to be worn |
by bevies of Barrels fairest young la
dies Added novelties for the evening |
are a special picture at the theatre, |
novelty dance sketch by Dorothy Paige |
and Max Mann and silk pajama re
yre Aside from the art and beauty |
Of the situation, probably married
women will be forced to 90 to accom-
pany their husbands, and bachelors
both young and old, will be interested
in this array Of living models: Mary
Hoban, Dolores Glynn, Mildred Lander,
Hattie Lander, Mrs. +. Jameson, Cleora
Reynolds, Beatrice Papin, Lillian Papin
Madeline Gladding, Dorothy Perry |
Hazel Stewart, Leone Reynolds, Nat
lie Mcmahon, Evelyn Shields, Flor
nee Selfvrg, Betty Brown, Eva Beau
leu, Monta MONT, Dorothy Mcmahon
Margaret Marion, Joyce Ladd and
Pauline Pray; pages, Barbara lane
Margaret Brown.