The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-24
TALK or THE TOWN

+ Mrs. Celeste Bianchi of Comoll
street passed the week end in Bur
lington.
Mrs. Alfred Gingras Of Brook stree
left to-day for visit with relatives
and friends in Woodstock.
William M. Leith Of Long street lef
Saturday for Kingston, N. Y, wher,
he has secured employment.
Maccabecs, attention! Practice meet
| ing after special meeting tonight. Eacl
guard and officer asked to be present
George McKane of Lawrence, Mass.
who passed the week end in this city
returned to-day to his home there.
May /, 1922, there will be fish sup
per at the Methodist church, served
from $50 to 7 o'clock. Price 35c-ad.
Perley Haskell, who recently secured
employment on the st. Adams Messen-
ger, passed the week end at his home in
this city.
Mrs. b. Tacy commenced work this
morning at the Nash company store,
taking the place Of one Of the clerks,
who is i'll.
Thomas Starr Of ST. Johnsbury
passed the week end at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Starr
of Perrin street.
Mrs George Clark and daughter of
Averill street left this morning for q
two weeks visit with friends and rel
atiyes in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. .Winona Bison left this morn
ing for Island Pond, where she will Wis
il her daughter, Dora Bison, and also
attend the annual trainmen's ball.
Max Holden, who has been passing
the spring vacation from Boston uni
versity at his home on South Main
street, returned to Boston last night.
Mrs. Alexander McKinnon Of Jersey
City, N. j., is passing two weeks
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Paul, of West Patterson
street.
Mrs. Michael Boles OF Dorchester,
Mass, who came to this city to at
tend the funeral OF Peter Armstrong
Saturday, left this morning for her
home.
Guy +. Harrington of Ryegate was
q visitor in the city over the week end, |
coming here to visit his wife, Mrs. |
Vera Watson Harrington, Of Liberty |
street.
Lewis Poissant of Stanbridge, P. O.,
mas commenced work as night clerk in |
he G. V. ticket office in the place Of
Frank McRae, who recently completed |
his duties.
Charles Collins Of Spaulding street, |
who has been passing the vacation
rom Albany Business college with his |
parents in this city, returned to that
school yesterday.
The Montpelier post, No. 3, min
'trels viii start at o'clock sharp in |
,ity hall tomorrow night. The show
will be followed by dancing, with Car
oils orchestra from Q to LADY.
Fay Mann and Dodge Sowles, both
tudents al Harvard Dental college, re-
urned to Boston yesterday to resume
heir studies to-day, after passing the
'ast two weeks with their parents in
his city.
Andrew Gearin, who has been con-
ined to the City hospital for the past
month or more, was able to leave yes
erday. His son, Andrew, from Bur-
ington was here to visit him over the
week end.
BENJAMIN Colombo, aged p, Of this
ity was arrested Sunday by Officer
ohm Murley Of the local force on a
barge Of intoxication, to which he'd
loaded guilty this morning in city n
curt. Colombo paid fine Of IS and
osts of S6.l5.
Have you fairy godmother in your
ome-one who can take you to the .
md of hearts desire, where you can /.
ave your every wish fnlfilledl Most
kelly not Take a tip--buy tickle. /
,r ''Oh, Oh, Cindy." and see James
Doth dolled up in screamingly funny 1
ntfit trying in vain to be the grace :
IL nymph that his costume indicates
E should be. He is just one of the
IS characters, dancers and chorus peo-
e who viii give You an evening chuck
III of real music, dancing and comedy.
emember the Thursday and
riday Of this weekday.