The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-11
TALK or THE TOWN

| Forty pairs LaFrance buttonet
shoes, sizes to 4, $l.0S at Shea S.
| adv.
New sugar on snow, Methodist
church, next Wednesday from D to n
adv.
National range coal is exceptionally
nice. Try load of it. Calder & Rich
ardson.-adv.
Mrs. Warren v. Grearson OF Will
Jamestown was brought to the hospital
this morning for treatment.
Miss Elsie f. Cavcf Of West street
was operated on this morning at the
City hospital for appendicitis.
What the public has long been wait
ing for, the new Strand phonograph,
console model, 1925. Barre Drug co..
adv.
Lowell Drown, Reid Barclay and
Robert Barclay, all students at Nor
witch university, are spending the week
| end with their parents in this city.
| Kenneth Poole of Burlington was a
guest of Mrs. Il. o. Allen yesterday.
| He came here to attend the Burling-
| ton Spaulding basketball game last
evening
| Miss Mamie Donahue of Mortified
Falls left to-day to spend the week end
! from her duties at the Berlin school
on the Montpelier road, at her home
in that place.
! Chief Revenue Inspector Barrett of
Burlington, who has been working with
the local agents in Barre and Mont
pelier for few days, returned to that
city yesterday.
T.. s. Gates Of Church street, who has
been visiting in Brandon for the past
few days, where he was called by the
illness of his mother, returned to the
city yesterday.
James Glass, who had the misfor
tune to inhire his knee at the Trow &
Holden machine shop last week, is able
to be walking again for the first time
in several days.
The water department Office will be
open tonight from to $3.50 to receive
water rentals. After March 18th, ten
per cent win be added to to all meter
bills not paid. adv.
s'St. A. Specials" recognized stand
ard of cigar quality and recognized
standard OF cigar value Deservediy
popular All dealers. Raymond Guy
cite, Mfr, st. Adams. Vt.adv.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Sons of |
Veterans is holding card party for |
members in the WoIthcn hsll this eve
ming. Refreshments and good time
are the plans for the evenings enter
tainment.
Back to the Farm two reel-pic-
ture showing the development Of cleo /
trieity for farm work 1t is educational |
and inspirational. UniyersaIist church,
Sunday at ills p m. Everybody weis
come adv.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will
hold card party and dance at the Odd
Fellows hall Monday night at 1880.
All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and
their friends are invited. Admission.
25c.--adv.
The Magners at the Magnet; Miss
Lillian Magner. vioIinist; Miss Evelyn
Wagner, futist; Miss Mary Magner. pi-
anist. Concert for the Barre Woman's
club. March 81, at o'clock. Tickets at
browns. adv.
Sweeney and Summers. black face
appearing at the Magnet
Saturday evening, will sure cure YOU
IF that crouch. Combined with MOLLY
- it makes the biggest and best'show
n town.--adv.
On account of limited seating space
please reserve your tickets now for
hat wonderful picture, Roosevelt
he Great American" at the Universal
st church. Tuesday. March 81 at 1880
''clock. Tickets, 25c.-adv.
A farewell party was given to Miss
Ethel Carson at her home at All North
Main street last evening. About "a
II her young friends gathered with her !
o make merry during the evening. {
James and dancing were the chief fea- !
ures of entertainment during the eve
ing. On behalf Of the assembly, ,
Americo Cali presented Miss Carson
silk umbrella. Refreshments were
erved by the hostess during the eve
ling. c
The income tax return Office in the a
ity hall is to be open every night 1
rom now until next Wednesday eve Z
ing from to o'clock for the bene a
I of those wishing to file individual 4
eturns and who find il impossible to
o 20 during the day. Mr. Johnston f
fishes to remind the people of Barre /
hat every man, unmarried, who had >
n income during the year Of over G
! 900 regardless of exemption claim, "
rust file his returns and the same is n
rue of married men with depedents
-ho had an income of over $1,000. All ]
ersons failing to so file are liable to
enalty and fine.