The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-05
TALK or THE TOWN


jenkins Brilliant Idea,7 in to-days pa
per.adv.
All the latest popular song hits, 25c
a copy, Thursday and Friday, at hit
tlefieid Piano company. adv.
See the picture, "Reblazing the
Trail. at the Magnet to-day, fur
nishcd by the Willys,Overand com
pany. adv.
"Pussyfoot'' Johnson will speak on
Wednesday, May 10, at 1880 p. M, At
The Congregational church on the sub
ject. "Thc New India !.
Farce, Mrs. Jenkins Brilliant Idea;
Miss Betty Brown will sing between
acts. universalist Faster sale, Thurs I
day. s p. m. Admission, l5c. lady,
Piano recital by Elena Barberi, with
Mrs. Holden and Garibaldi Barber at
Magnet theatre Monday, the 10Th, an-
spices American Legion.'-adv
DO Won like a picture play that grips
and thrills. even if everybody IS not
to live happily ever after? See Foot
falls 1t Park theatre Thursday. adv.
Everybody out for good time. puo;
lie dance in Worthen hall "wednesday
evening: MacIver's orchestra. Admis-
sion, soc couple; extra ladies loc.--
adv.
Charles Perry, district manager OF
the Harrison Granite company, arrived
home in this city to-day, after passing
several days in Boston on business con
nected with the company.
Rev. w. J. NJ. Beattie, formerly rec
IL .f f5a Eand SNnn-
herd in this city. arrived here to-day
to pass few days with friends, Mr..
Beattie now makes his home in Enos-
burg Falls.
Remember that this il the evening
that Rev L. w. Sharp gives his IN
strnctive and humorous talk IN the
Methodist church Everybody out to
hear him. No admission charge, but
an Offering will be taken. adv.
Noble Love OF the c, w. Ayerill com
panv store left last evening for Boston
To attend meeting Of The New Eng
land Hardware association Of which he
is one of the directors. Mr.. Love ex-
poets to return home the last of the
week.
The campaign OF funds for the Y, w.
! G. A. closed with the sending of sis
! to the state treasurer and in reply she
wishes To etxend her thanks to all
who helped, both in collecting and Civ
! ing Of the money. The chairman OF
the work in Barre wishes to thank all
! who in any way showed their interest
by helping in the work.
The utmost in fhe drama Of the
backwoods, aud yet just the start OF
the screen career of Strongheart See
| 1.-THE silent Call at the Magnet
Thursday and Friday, benefit Of Clan
Gordon. II Il one Of the finest pictures
ever screened. The Naughton sisters
will dance both nights. adv.
Traffic Manager G. D Waters of thu
| Granite Manufacturers association 4
in receipt of adyices, from railroad off
cials in position I'd know. that they
have coal on hand sufficient 70 last
them at least So days at the present
rate of consumption. The coal strike
therefore. has not caused much excite
ment with them a. there is genera
impression in Washington that thu
strike will not last long.
1 G. NJ. Wiley and James Maeka,
have been appointed by the Board o
Trade to protect the interests of th'
board in the matter Of the Christina
Savings accounts which were assigned
to it at the time that the Barre Say
ings Bank and Trust company closes
its doors and on which abe board hai
! paid 30 per cent of the total amount
/ The object of appointing this commit
tee of two is to expedite the paymen
OF the other 50 per cent when the new
Barre Trust company opens its doors
Freight out Of Barre in less than ear
load lots consigned to Boston, will b
given special consideration through ne
eotiations completed between tn
Board of Trade and the Central Yer
mont Railroad company officials
Whereas in the past shipments hav
been taking from ten days 10 tw'
weeks time in making the trip, tn
trim will now consume about three am
one hall days. This was brought abou
through the transfer of freight
Mortified daily TO a through car iron
Boston. This arrangement Is 70 b
1 carried out Nhtu ltHhdHt W titt ~,
picks up enough to warrant specla
cars from Barre TO Boston.
About 200 ladies were present a
the regular meeting Of the Barre Won
ans club yesterday afternoon. Ate
the business had been transacted. tll
afternoon was devoted entirely 10 tl'
children. Under the direction Of Mis-
: Ruth Armstrong. a delightful fair
playlct was given by 20 girls, this h'
:: ing all the moreenjoyable on aecour
3 OF its having been written by Mis-
/: Armstrong. Then followed splendi
portrayal Of the characters in Motto
Goose rhymes. the boys and girls b
ing costumed appropriately. Miss Is.
bel Marion was especially pleasing
her Introduction Of each group of CHI
dren. Great credit is due Miss Ga
and Mrs. Wishart for such prodn
ton. which told Of wonderful instru
ton on their part. az they seemed
be able TO convey to the children the
splendid Interpretation Of these rhyme