The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-07
TALK or THE TOW,N

L Van Wilkie of st. Johnsbury was I
visitor in this city yesterday.
| Gunner Erickson entered the City
hospital for treatment yesterday.
| Mrs Charles Smith Of Waterbury
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Angus Smith of Montreal ~ spending
ten days with relatives on Perry street
Growing girls high-cut lace boots
brown or black, sos pair, at Shea's
adv
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Julian A. Dimock Of
East Corinth visited in this city yes
terday.
Frank Ozella of Central street left
last night on short business trip to
Boston.
i Oscar Jordan of East Fairfield en-
tered the City hospital for treatment
] yesterday.
/ Help the hospital Buy d bunch Of
flowers from the girls on Saturday
| when they call on you.
1 Alex Robinson and Robert DAWSON
left last night for Gilboa, N X, where
they have secured employment.
Fuller Slayton, who has been en-
ployed at Moretown during the sum
mer, arrived in this city last evening.
Eddie Sullivan of Graniteville, who
| has been in Bethlehem, N. H., this
summer playing baseball, returned to
this city last evening
| Cement walks, cellars cemcnted and
| all kinds of cement work done. Cnim-
neys rebuilt. Call Leel, SO Pleasant
| street. Tel. 276-6--adv.
Joseph Calcagni left the city yester-
day for Culver, Ind, to be present at
the opening of the Culver military
school, where he is enrolled as a stu
dent
Charles Harris Of South Main street
left yesterday for Waitsfield, where he
attended reunion of the old Co. g,
of which he was member during the
Civil war and of which there are only
four survivors.
Miss Dorothy Shaw of Maple Grove
street, graduate Of Crane Institute Of
Music, Potsdam, N. ". last June, leaves
tonight for Burlington, n G., where
she has an engagement as supervisor
of music in the public schools.
Waldo Yarnell Of Swathmore, Pa,
who PLAYED basketball with the God
dard varsity last year and who is rated
among the foremost basket tossers in
New England, visited friends in the
city yesterday before leaving for Bur
lington, where he is to enter the Uni.
versity Of Vermont.
Ralph Winter head salesman at the
Reynolds q Son store, left yesterday
on two weeks vacation, part of which
will be passed at Joe's pond Early next
week Mr.. Winter will 90 to the state
fair at White River Junction. where he
will be in charge of the exhibit Of Glen
wood stoves.
Tuesday evening at Cobble Hill
grange the young people reigned SUI
preme. As 1t was young peoples night,
they occupied all the chairs and fur
nished the entire program. This was
the first program of the contest be-
tween the under 30 and the over 80.
The program consisted Of reading by
Earle Winter; next came play, "The
Church Fair by IL young LADIES, Lucy
Gertrude Summers, Eleanor
hctn cdhrt -tef offN A'sfttstf
Irene Richie, Bernice Davis. Helen
Anna Nelson, Mamie Noren,
Margaret Richie and Florence Sum-
mers the parts being excellently taken
and many funny hits being dealt out to
the older ones. Between the acts Har
old Bancroft entertained the audience
with humorous sketches and the last \
number was a vocal solo by Claude
Partridge The next program will be
given by the older ones at the next
regular meeting Tuesday evening. Sept
10, when they viii endeavor to show
hat they are at least in the land of the
living The judges are selected from
three neighbor oranges, Miss Edna
Beard from Orange grange, Miss Mar
orie Worcester from South Barre
range and Clinton Benjamin from Mir
-or Lake grange. The forfeit for be-
ng defeated is an evenings entert3n-
nent for the winners.