The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-15
TALK or THE TOWN

i Mrs. G. III. Cochran of Newport is
visitor in the city for a few days.
a. A. Reed OF Williamstown was II
| the city this morning on business.
! Joseph Murray Of East Montpelier
was in the city to-day on business.
S. A. Boardman of Mortified was q
business visitor in the city yesterday
afternoon.
| Eight new fox trots out to-day on
Victor records, for sale at Cummings
& Lewis. adv.
| Mrs. John Hill Of Burlington Is visit
| ing with friends and relatives in this
city for a few days.
New sugar from the Richardson farm
will be served tonight, also pickles,
doughnuts and tea; 25c; to 7, Nj. +.
church. ady.
Last day to pay metered water rent
ais. After to-day 10 per cent will be
added to bill Superintendent water de-
partment. adv.
just as sure as two and two equal
four-a good cook and Bakers Certified
Flavoring Extracts will produce pei
feet desserts.--adv =
Ira Houston of Maple avenue, who
has been confined to the hospital for
the past few weeks, was able to be re-
moved to his home to-day
Charles Moore and C. L. Hickey, who
have been passing a few days in this
city on business, returned to their
homes in Burlington this morning.
Mrs. 0. N. Granger and niece, Miss
Mercedes Sennett, of Merchant street
left this morning for New York for
short visit with relatives and friends.
Workingmen, meeting viii be held
tonight in workinglnen's hall ON Gran
ite street at o'clock. There win be
discussion on the problems and topics
of vital Importance to the people. Come
to the meeting.
st. Patrick's day will be observed by
the A. o. Fl. and Ladies Auxiliary with
a banquet for members and their fam
lilies at 8 o'clock prompt, followed by
an entertainment and lecture. Admis-
sion, adults soc, children 25c.
One Of the years greatest photo
drama attractions win be shown at the
Park theatre tomorrow, entitled, "For-
ever" a George Fitzmaurice production,
based on the novel, Peter Ibbertson,"
and Paramount production, which |
will be shown at the regular admission. |
adv.
Something new for Barre, fashion |
show, to be given at the Magnet the |
atre the evenings of "Wednesday, Thurs
lay and Friday, March %, % and "a, |
he proceeds TO go to the Hospital La
lies Aid society. The merchants will |
show the latest and handsomest in
gowns on live models. You win want
10 see them.
Sentence was imposed yesterday aft
'rnoon oh Harold Cheever and Roydan
Robinson, who were accused OF bur
glary and breaking and entering, re-
pectively. Cheever, who pleaded guilty |
II burglarizing the n. ID. Phelps Co.
tore, was given minimum sentence
i one year and six months and a max
mum of rot more than four years. In
he case Of Robinson, who was found
utility OF the Barre creamery break and
N whose premises stolen goods were
ecovered, was given a sitter sentence
4 not less than two nor more than
I've years imprisonment. Both men
GanfanaaA N fha ufat . /
Windsor.
The members of the Barre Woman's
hub We're most pleasantly entertained
nd instructed yesterday afternoon
vhen they were addressed by Miss Lii
ian WEIGH on the subject OF her expe-
fence as war worker in Russia. Her
FORK carried her from vladiyostok to
'etrograd and many places between.
iuch time was spent in Omsk. at
rkusk, in the Volga region and along
he slopes of the Ural mountains. Miss
Velch's duties were most varied, rang
ig from the experimenting of farming
perations with a colony of emigrant
hildren TO canteen work with the Y.
|. G. A.. and included the establishing
hospitals in northern Siberia, house |
eeping for a Red Cross unit, with |
ustro- Hungarian prisoners of war for
er servants, and directing the making
garments for emigrants. Numerous
nd severely taxing as were these du-
90 and carried on, as they always
ere. under trying circumstances during I
le two winters spent in that north
'untry, she several times saw the l
ercury 60 to 90 degrees below zero y
nd 30 and 40 degrees was common.
It Miss WEIGH brings back only praise !
r Russia and the Russian people, hav.
z found the latter lovable and no
e race with. she believes, wonder
i future before them and their SPLEEN 6
d country. The pleasure of the aft
noon was enhanced by three pleasing !.
ano solos played by Miss Helen An. a
Is, pupil in the eighth grade at the ?
iblic schools but whose ability as
anist would be creditable to girl /"
uch older 2
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