The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-09
TALK or THE TOWN

TALK or THE TOWN
Il Try Red Feather high ball at tn
\ Rexall store.-ady.'
II Universalists, please save clothin,
i for rummage sale in the near future
/ adv.
\ Women's white canvas pumps ant
oxfords, $40, at Shea's Saturday
adv.
H S. Hollister Jackson's office will bs
open for business beginning Monday
June IL.
II The commencement concert at God
dard will be given next Monday eve
ming at Sis.
Il Delicious lemon cream sherbet, va
nilla, maple walnut and strawberry ice
cream at browns. adv.
II Public dance every Saturday night,
Quarry Bank hall; CAROLS orchestra.
Special car after dance. --adv.
| The folks at home will enjoy dish
of our ice cream at the monday meal.
Try it. Barre Drug Co.-adv.
i A variety Of frozen dishes, including
lemon sherbet, cherry, vanilla and or.
ange pineapple ice cream. Barre Drug
Co.--adv.
A daughter, Phyllis Harriet, was
born June. at the Barre City hospital
to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Currier Of
Fairview street
/, No matter how simple a dinner may
be. ii can be finished IN grand style
with 4 dessert favored with one Of
Bakers famous favoring extracts.
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Frank Perry ,e-
turned to Barre last evening, after
spending two days in Springfield. where
Mrs. Perry attended the state fedora
ffon of Women's clubs. Z.
| Mrs. c. H. Wishart Of Perry street
has returned home, after passing a few
days in Springfield, where she went to
attend the annual meeting Of the state
federation Of Women's clubs held
there this week.
Barre friends OF Miss Katherine Rog
ers, daughter of Alderman and Mrs. F.
H. Rogers of Orange street, will be in
terested to know that she has been
elected to the girls baseball team at
Middlebury college.
Zone Glorious Year is the story Of
a girl WHO inherited unexpectedly $20,-
900 and decided to spend it all in one
year Of gaiety. gowns, speedsters,
parties and lovers Read il as it starss
in the Burlington Free Press. adv
The last rehearsal for the children Of
the Presbyterian Sunday school will be
held at the church Saturday at 81
o'clock. Will the parents please see
to il that the children all attend, alec
it Is necessary for the graduating class
to be there.
household furniture. rugs, gate-leg Ia
Bile, oak desk, oak bookcase, dining ia
BILE and chairs, beds, bureaus. folding
bed, rockers, small tables, mirrors,
dishes and numerous other articles.
Must be sold before , o'clock Monday,
june -, as we leave Barre on that
date. Mrs. 4. X. Somers. adv.
Twenty five friends OF Armando Ca
males gathered at his home on west hill
Tuesday evening to surprise him on
his 18th birthday anniversary. He was
presented a safety razor, stick pin |
and a sum of money. Refreshments of |
ice cream and cake were served and |
the party broke up at late hour. hav-
ing spent very enjoyable evening
The brass rail is gone and even the |
the old say when is missing. but |
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worry for there is yet hope for them.
Circulars received from some Of the
business men of the city from Carl |
Grundler Of Munich. Germany. state
that he has found way in which oil |
Of the old favorites, such as Rhine. Mo /
selle, Sherry. Port, Burgundy and To- /
kay. may be bought in the form of |
powder. One dollar mailed to him will |
bring powder enough for two and one.
half gallons Of the liquid refreshment
desired.
This city is 20 be visited on Thurs
~. June sl5. by a famous Christian
Endcaror worker. Arthur f. whitney H
Of Columbus. O.. who until recently H
vas the general secretary and trea.
urer Of the Ohio Christian Endca .or
union. Mr.. Whitney is now travelling
with the second group Of the hying
squadron and speaks twice each day
He will be heard here in the Heddiig
Methodist Episcopal church in the III
ernoon and evening at 2;3O and 100 4
,. m Mr. Whitney saw service over
seas and was mainly responsible Tor
The remarkable campaign over there ef
The committee on temperance activities
- the .rt,ay aud pawv