The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Large selection OF millinery. Mr.
Il BRINE, Laurel street. adv.
HI Rummage sale at the Congregation
H al church, Saturday, May 6.ady.
Nj The Tourist club will meet with Mr.
h Waldron Shield Monday afternoon.
H Country club ice cream in individns
H l0-cent servings, to take out, at Maj
H chetti's.-ady.
4 Cut fowers--Roses $3.50 a dozel
/ carnations $l.25 dozen, at Drown
4 Drug store.-adv.
| Special meeting of Winnetta coun
ell, No. 10, D. of p, Clan hall, Monday
May |, at $3.50 sharp. Important,
/ May day dance at grange hall, vii
| Jamestown, May |. Dancing from s t
/. Simon's four-piece orchestra; 81
couple.--adv
H "St. A. Specials cigars Of supe
rior quality and union workmanship
all dealers. Raymond Guyette, Mfr
st. Adams, Vt.--adv.
/ Golf balls, Macgregor Nos. 80 and 1.6:
and Master Balance ball, also Silvel
Kings, special price by the dozen
browns Drug store.-adv.
Congregational Philatheas, attention
The May social and business meetin,
will be held in the church parlor Mon
day evening, May !, at 1880. Bring
your work.
4 Mrs. j. Il. Flanagan, mother Of Mrs
4 Elizabeth +. Goodwin, the latter for
merly of this city. died April % at hel
home in Moretown, after an illness Of
several months duration.
1 May dance, May 2, under auspices
American Legion. Music by Brazil:
Melody Boys from Keene, N. H., one
of the best orchestras travelling the
state. Admission, $l.-adv.
Pile sufferers can only get quick, safe
and lasting relief by removing the
cause--cutting and salves won't do
Hem Roid, harmless tablet, is guar
anteed by Il. A. Drown.--adv.
! Mrs. O. N. Canton returned home
last evening from Salem, Mass, where
she was called by the serious illness
Of her son-in-law, Ralph Eliason, who
is now gaining each day and expects to
be able soon to come to Barre.
The Times is in receipt Of several
communications this week, none of
which is signed by the writer, which
cuts them off from publication. We
cannot print communications where we
do not know who the writer may be.
Montpelier Woman's club bazaar,
city hall, Tuesday, May q Bazaar
opens at 2.30 o'clock. Cafeteria supper,
$3.50 to 7:30, concert to 0, dancing 0
to ] a. m. CAROLS orchestra. Dance
tickets, ST. Gallery tickets for CON
cert, SOC and 75c. Barre people invit-
| ed.--adv.
Mrs Mary Kershaw Of Fall River,
Mass, provincial grand lady of the
Massachusetts, district of l. o. O. L.,
III. u, is making her official visit TO
the lodges in Vermont. While in Barre,
she is being entertained by Mrs. Forest
Chaples. Miss Eliyira Gindici, Mrs.
Harry Gamble and Mrs. William Stew
ems of Montpelier.
Superintendent Lyman G. Hunt Of
the Burlington public schools was in
Barre to-day to arrange for the trans
portation OF his household effects to
Burlington, where he will make his
home on Kingsland avenue. Since GO
ing to his new position last February
he has been stopping at his former
home in Essex Junction.
People of Barre will be interested to
know that the I0-month-old son frank
r. Cote, jr.,l of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r.
Cote OF Boston was awarded one of the
prizes at the Home Beautiful EXPOSE
tion show held in Boston for the most
beautiful babies of the New England
states. Mrs. Cote will be remembered
as Miss Cora Congo, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Congo Of Berlin.
James L. McGIaflin. who has been
foreman at Cutler Brothers livery sta
bic for the past ten years, viii con-
tinue in charge of the stable, now to
be utilized as boarding and transient
stable and auto storage. The business
will be conducted by II. +. Cutler &
Son, f. c. Cutler retiring to devote
his time to another enterprise. Messrs
Cutler wish to thank the patrons and
public for the patronage accorded them
in the livery usiness.
A most enjoyable time was held by
tut Ouu Ldulto III N. OF II, OAli last /
night. A supper of baked beans, po-
tatoes, pies and cakes and all the good |
things that go with them, was served |
in the banquet hall TO about so people !
This was followed by the regular meet
ing. The provincial grand lady, Mary
Kershaw of Fall River, Mass, was
present for inspection, also a delega-
ton from Victor lodge, Graniteville.
Mrs. Kershaw gave brief talk on the
work of the order, which was much APP
preciated by the members. Remarks
we're made by visiting members from
At the close Of the meet
ng beautiful bouquet Of flowers was
presented Mrs. Kershaw by Past No
Die Grand Nellie Bianchi Dancing was
enjoyed until late hour. The affair
vas in charge Of the amusement com