The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-13
TALK on THE TOWN

Band rehearsal tonight at 1880. Mr..
Merrill will be present.
Runmage sale, Univcrsalist church
Saturday, Feb lS.-adv;
Another big toboggan given away
tonight at the Park theatre.-adv'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Burke Of Summer
street were week end visitors IN Bur-
lington.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bugbee left last night
for Boston to attend the millinery
openings.
Two Pathe monographs to be sold
at q sacrifice to close out. Barre Drug
Co.--adv.
You will find some unusual dress
values at d. ]. Morse's at Mont
pelier. --adv.
Dependable cigars--"St. a. specials
l0c. three for 25c. Ask your dealer
Raymond Guyette, Mfry St Adams
adv.
Blanket speciaI---for this week only
special low prices on all plain and plaid
blankets. Little Dry Goods store, Cot
tage street, off North Main. adv.
Regular meeting Of the Presbyterian
ladies' union will be held at the nome
OF Mrs. j. Y. Laing, 100 Washington
street, Tuesday evening, Feb. ~ az
1880.
Miss Doris Burke and Miss Freda
Ladd of Smith college, who have been
visiting at their homes here over the
week end, returned to college at
Northampton, Mass, last evening
Miss Edna Sutton, a clerk employed
at the Barre Speciality shop, left to-
day for Concord, Lowell and Boston
for short vacation. While away shc
viii attend the millinery openings in
Boston.
Old and young peoples public
ma sonera& dance. Cobble hill, Thurs
day. Feb. 10. Music by Landi's orches-
ira. Refreshments at intermlsslon.
all couples; without costumes, soc;
all couples without costumes, ouei
extra ladies free. Prizes given as
|usual.--adv.
Tonight at the Yincitia club rooms
Victor Townsend of Boston, champion
checker player, will play any number
of games OF checkers simultaneously
He will also play four games hlind-
folded. The games start at 7:l5 o'clock
and everybody is invited to participate
or look on. ]
The Philathea class OF the First
Baptist church are to give covered
dish supper to the members of the
Baraca class Of the church on Tuesday
evening. Feb. Ia, at 8 o'clock All
members Of both classes, with their
husba and wives, or friends, are
cordially invited to be present
Fay Coffin and Harry Belville Of
West Topsham, blacksmith and farmer,
and aged Al and 2s years, respectively,
were arraigned in city court Saturday
on the charge Of intoxication. The re-
spondents decided to plead guilty. a
fine Of IS, with costs Of $50, was im-
posed upon each of them. Both men
paid the amount.
The A. o. H. and Ladies Auxiliary
are making arrangements for series
OF entertainments for members and
friends. Hibernians have always tried
to give good times and they will con
tinne to do so. The first of the series
will be Valentine dance next Fri
day evening, Feb. IL. All good and re-.
spectacle dancers are invited to at
tend this series. adv
The Vermont Bankers association
will hold its annual meeting and ban.
quet in Barre on February p. Head,
quarters OF the association will be at
Hotel Barre, and the executive council
will hold its meetings In that building.
The regular business meeting OF the
association will be held in the Quarry
Bank hall, and buffet luncheon will
be served after the meeting. A musical
program has also been arranged Tor
that time. Besides the address of Pres.
ident Charles G. Staples of Brattle-
boro, there will be report on the ag.
ricuItural condition Of the state. Dur
ing the afternoon DIR. Hill of the sdu-
cational department OF the American
Bankers association will deliver an adj
dress. In the evening the regular an,
nual banquet will be served at Hotel
Barre. DR.. William I, Foster, former
president of Reed college in Portland,
Ore, and a graduate OF Harvard and
Columbia, as well as a member OF sew
eral research councils, viii speak. The
committee in charge is also trying to
secure Percy Todd Of the Bangor d
Aroostook railroad and ID. r. Crisinger,
comptroller OF currency, to address the
association at the spread, if possible.