The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-02
TALK or THE TOWN

Bargains IN c1otniiiR ~
4 rummage sale Saturday. adv.
H Don't fail to obtain our prices before
YOU purchase. The N. d. Phelps Co.
/ Inc.-adv.
i Don't forget Goddard glee club con
4 cert and dance in Quarry Bank hall on
/ May 5.--adv.
/ II. e. Comstock of West Topsham
was visitor in the city yesterday
afternoon on business.
/ 6. w. Flanders returned to Burling-
ton to day after being in this city foi
several days on business
Adolphus Forest of Prospect avenue
left Sunday for South Ryegate, where
he has secured employment.
j Don't miss the big feature, Ten
/ Nights in Barroom," at the Magnet
/ to-day and tomorrow. adv.
| Robert Barclay returned last eve
| ming to Norwich university, after pass
/ ing the week end at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Bemis Of Hill
street left to-day for Bloomington,
where they will make their home.
Miss Ruth Brown. who has been
passing three weeks vacation in
bradford, Pa, returned to the city re-
| Gently.
/ Special meeting Of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge Tuesday evening at 1870
| for the purpose of initiation. Supper
served at o'clock.
Mrs. Alexander Robertson Of this
city left yesterday for Buffalo, y ".
to join her husband, who has found
employment in that city,
Co NJ, Vermont National Guard,
stationed in this city, had some road
work to perform last evening when the
company liked up Main street.
Miss Annie Mccarthy of Summer
| street passed the week end with
| friends and relatives in st. Johnsbury
returning to this city yesterday.
/ Mrs. James Kenefick and daughter
/ Margaret who had been passing sew
eral days with friends and relatives IN
this city, returned to their home in st
Johnsbury yesterday.
i Charles Williams OF Brooklyn street
passed the week end at his home in
this city, returning to st. Johnsbury
| where he il employed at his trade a.
a stonecutter, yesterday.
! Nav dance, May 2. under auspices
| American Legion Music by Brazil's
Melody Boys from Keene, n. H., one
of the best orchestras travelling the
state. Admission, sl,adv.
/ Bishop g. Y. Bliss Of the Vermont
1 Episcopal diocese returned to Burling-
| ton yesterday, after-taking part in the
services in the Barre and Graniteyille
| Episcopal churches Sunday.
Don't miss seeing The Saturday Eve
lining Roast, given by the Willhehs camp
fire at the Congregational church Fri.
| day, May 5, at 1880 p. m. It's some
| thing different. Admission, 25c.-adv.
Mrs. George B. Milne of Spauldina
street. together with her mother, Mrs
John Jones, and chauffeur, Douglas In
glis, arrived yesterday by motor from
J New Haven, Conn, where they have
been passing the winter.
Pictures Of the Spaulding high school
| girls basketball team have been dis
played for the past few days in the r.
Cantu show case. The pictures are very
good likenesses OF both the girls and
1 Coach Lundholm, who had charge OF
! the team.
Inasmuch as yesterday was being
celebrated az Dewey day at Mortified
and all of the students from Norwich
university were permitted to enjoy the
4 holiday. quite few of the young men
were seen on the streets II Barre and
Montpelier yesterday.
The Spauding high school baseball
team left to-day for Mortified, where
they will engage this afternoon in a
baseball game with the Norwich fresh
man team. 0Leary. who was reserved
from pitching in the game against
Montpelier seminary yesterday, viii
probably do the hurting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Parks Of
Averll street were in Plainheld last
evening to attend the l03d anniversary
Of the I. o. o. r., which was being
celebrated there. Mr.. Parks joined the
Plainheld lodge. No. IS, years ago and.
being one of the older members Of that
lodge, was chosen one Of the speakers
at the banquet held last evening.
Another dog Of the hound variety.
who thought that he could cross the
path of the American youth of to-day,
was sadly disappointed yesterday. In
fact. there is absolutely no doubt that
the dog will never try it again. Com
ing along Spaulding street at fair
rate in his car with thoughts far from
the dog who crossed the road some dis
lance ahead. the motorist had no time
to avoid that fatal accident which con
signed another canine TO death.
Progress on the new Perry Auto
company garage which is being erected
on the lower floor Of the old Northern
hotel and on what was formerly the
! site Of Papin's livery stable, is being
/ made rapidly. The building which has
been under the hands of the carpenters
for the past few weeks is rapidly put
ting on a new appearance. Brick walls
on the outside front Of the lower floor
with fireproof thing. covered with plas'
! Ger and cement on the inside. have al.
ready been put in and in a very short
time the building should be ready for
use.
Back in the days Of 1918 great deal
was heard about war gardening and
everyone was busy blowing up that
4 l..l- .-,~1 ~ vacant lof fhat slsad a.