The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-23
TALK or THE TOWN

at o'clock.
Gales Davis Of johnson arrived II
the city yesterday on business visit
For sale: Fancy roasting chickens
also few ducks; phone 6f3-W ADV
There will be service in the Church
of the Good Shepherd on Friday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock,
A real fairy play, "Laila," will De
presented at the Barre opera house
Friday, Nov. "a, at 8 p. m.--adv.
! The missionary society of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs,
! Mulch, AS Liberty street, Friday eve-
ming at 1880 o'clock.
| Baptist Philatheasi There will be a
work meeting Friday evening at Mrs,
Bradley's, 3s North Main street. Please
bring pieces for quilt
| A handy man: Do you need one for
odd Jobs in carpentering, mending and
paintingY If so telephone f. L. Skin
ner, 206-W, Barre.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tondreau of 81
Howes place have closed their home
and have gone to POS Third street,
Lowell, Mass, to spend the winter.
We win call for your battery and
put it in winter storage. Expert at
tention at reasonable prices. Kelly 4
Nelson, Main street garage, Tel. no.
adv.
"The Inside of the Cup" win be the
theme of the illustrated sermon lecture
at the Universalist church next Sun
day evening. 1t puts right thinking
into present-day life. Silver Offering
adv.
The Uniyersalist mems club will hold
meeting Monday, Nov 27, at 7'30
o'clock in the church vestry. The speak
er of the evening viii be Fred G. Carr
Of Providence, r. l., secretary of the
National Universalist Comrades. Buff
fet lunch. All men and their friends
invited.
The appeal for funds for installing
radio equipment at the Washington
County Tuberculosis hospital on Beck
ley hill is meeting with quite favorable
response from the public at large, about |
one-third OF the necessary $500 hay |
ing been subscribed. Without waiting
for the subscription to be entirely mel,
w. G. Reynolds has agreed to install |
the set, and il is expected that the pa
tients of the institution viii soon be
able to get in touch with far distant |
points. The situation Of the hospital
on one Of the highest hills surrounding
Barre should enable the patients and /
hospital staff to get satisfactory re
suits.
Appreciation OF the Goddard glee
club and Miss Betty Brown as solo
list is expressed by the MorrisviIls
in the following paragraph:
Friday evening the Goddard glee club,
assisted by Miss Betty Brown as solo
ist, gave an interesting and varied pro-
gram in the town hall. A good sized
crowd was out to Near them and
showed appreciation Of the program
For a secondary school or
ganization the Goddard club ranks far
above the average. The proceeds of the
event were used as benefit for the
junior class which arranged the enter
The second day of the Methodist
church fair was almost as well at
tended as was the first day, there be
ng good crowd both in the afternoon
and evening. All of the well-decorated
booths representing the various stages
IF life, where articles for that stage
'ould be purchased. were well patron
zed and the ladies should clear good
sum: The program given in the church
auditorium last evening attracted a
yood crowd and was very well ar
-anged. The following numbers made
up the entertainment: Selection,
spaulding girls orchestral trio; solo by
Mrs. Cleora NJ. Hooker; recitation.
I'd Rather Be the Horn" John Boyce;
,iano duet, Isabelle Milne and Proctor
Martin; reading and encore by Miss I
Hester Dwineli; sketch, "The Court ,
ny by Lillian Roberts, Ralph Oliver
md Wilfred Higgs; solo by Hildreth
Martin; Preparedness novelty 4
eading, by Dean Davis; piano duet by !
irs. John Nichols and Lena Higgs and
IS a grand finale the musical extrava-
ANA, "The Wooing Of the Black Eyed /
;usans BY the Sunfowers," with six
'oung ladies and six young men tax
ng part Every number was well re-
eiyed, the sketch and novelty reading \
v Dean Davis taking especially well. !