The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-25
TALK or THE TOWN

May columbia records now on sale O
Russell's. adv.
II. ID. Cole Of Randolph was bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs Ida Pearson of South Ryegats
is spending few days in the city.
William Carswell left recently fol
Louisville, KY, on short business
| trip.
Pcrley Preston Of Springfield, Mass.
was IL the city yesterday visiting with
| friends.
w. r. Halvosa Of Barre has entered
the employ Of j. w. and D. Il. Ryan Of
Vergennes.
Free this week, "Cindy sundae,
If you buy a ticket for the ooh, Oh,
Cindy" show. Barre Drug Co.--adv.
Miss Florence Canton has returned
To Radcliffe college after passing the
vacation at her home on Maple avenue.
@. A. Smith Of Globe, Ariz., is pass
ing few days with friends in this
city while here on business trip
through the east.
Harlie Peterson, who passed the
weekend in Lancaster, N. H., arrived
in the city to-day with the expectation
Of securing employment.
A daughter, Josephine Nina Sempre-
boni, was born early this month to
Mrs. Joseph Semprcboni Of Addison
place. The father died recently
X. w. Adams, travelling agent for
the Boston and Maine freight depart
ment, was business visitor in the
city to-day from Concord, N. III.
The woman's auxiliary and mission
study class of the Episcopal church
will meet at the home of Mrs. Rickert,
fremont street, on Thursday at 1880
p. m.
Miss MichaeIina Fontana Of Cottage
street left to-day for Springfield,
Mass, for a two weeks visit during
her vacation from the dressmaking de-
partment Of the Nash Go. store.
Wall paper, paints and varnish At
greatly reduced prices; first class work
manship papering and painting. Ernest
Jurries, 374 North Main street, phone
l94-M. Open dan, q. m. to p. M
adv.
The members of the woman's asso-
citation of the Congregational church
are reminded of the all-day quilting
party in the church vestry Wednesday.
Covered dish dinner at noon. II is
hoped there will be large attendance.
Spaulding street, which was recently
closed to travel by the cave-i of the
supporting terrace wall some time ago,
has been pronounced safe and obstruc-
tions were removed to day, permitting
traffic to pass over the road once more.
Charles Leith, one Of the local truck
men, has volunteered to haul stone
dust to the Lincoln campus for the
benefit of the team if they so desire
it. All that he asks is that the ath
letic association furnish the men TO do
the shoyeling work and look up the
pile OF stonedust from which a portion
may be removed.
Alden Burke of Maple avenue and
Allan Johnston of John street left to-
DAY for Burlington by automobile on a
business trip. Mr.. Johnston recently
completed his duties as internal reve
nne agent in this district and has been
to the Burlington Office,
where he will make his headquarters
n the future.
The public health nurse OF the local
Red Cross chapter win hold a weekly |
conference at the Community |
iouse on Spaulding street on Fridays
rom TO p. m. The Red Cross chap |
er has bought scales and the public
lealth nurse is ready to weigh children
Up to six years Of age. Mrs. Keough
lopes to meet many mothers with
heir children.
Ever stop to think that with IT'S par
icipants, including Barre's best must
al, dramatic and dancing talent, and
With most of these people In clever cos
ume, backed up by five complete spe-
ial sets of scenery, "Ohi OH Cindyr
must be some show-and that the
rices the Barre Woman's club are
skiing Isl, 75c and 50cl are extremely
easonable considering the immensely
I the production i-adv.
"ohl OH Cindyv made big step to-
'ard completion last evening when the
rst ensemble rehearsal was held in the
egion hall. The novelty opening fol
es rehearsal-with the big four, Dor
thy Perry, Kathryn Brown, Mildred
ander and Mary Hoban, leading
horus of "a follies chorus girls on
Arkansas Blues" and Miss Leone
eynolds az "Blaneh Blondina" sing
* "The Game Of Love Is Like Game
Cards" and leading a chorus Of 2s
irls, was given its final polishing up.
II indications point to a good poppy"
pening.