The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-03
TALK or THE TOWN

See Morses line of spring coats a
Montpelier adv.
4 Edison records for April now on sal,
at browns Drug store.--adv.
Easter sale and supper, Congrega
tional church, Wednesday. adv.
H. Carey Thornton of Middlesex was
a visitor in the city over the week
end.
Miss Edith Mcdonald Of Montpelier
was a weekend guest Of Miss Mar
garet O'Connor
| T.. Barte Scribner of South Barre re.
turned home yesterday, after passing
a few days in Boston.
You can purchase Vestas storage
battery guaranteed for two years at
Il. +. Cutler & Sons. adv.
John Shepard Of the University OF
Vermont is passing the spring vacation
at his home in this city,
| Public dance. Wortlfen hall, Wednes-
day evening; MacIver's orchestra. Adj
mission, soc couple. adv.
Howard Cole of the University of
Vermont is passing the spring vacation
at his home on Orange street
H. d. Hopkins of Montpelier and
Hildreth Martin assisted in the music
at the Congregational church yester-
day.
The mission study class of the Epis-
copal church will meet on Tuesday aft
ernoon of this week at "a French
street.
Miss Mildred Spear of jefferson
street returned home yesterday, after
passing short vacation with friends
in other parts of the state.
C. H. Presbrey of the Presbrey -Le-
land company returned Saturday to
New York, after passing several days
in the Barre district on business.
Regular meeting Of Col j. B. Mead
circle, No. |, Ladies Of the G. A. r.,
will be held at auxiliary hall, Worth
en- block, Wednesday, April 5, tat 2
o'clock.
Miss Marcia Langley of belmont
avenue has arrived in the city from
New London, Conn, where she is at.
tending the Connecticut State college
for women.
Three slightly used monographs for
sale at bargain price, also one piano,
used only about six weeks, also one
player piano. Lamorey Clothing Co.,
Barre. lady.
J. Wendell Smith OF Perry street,
who has been passing the past few
days from his studies at Phillips aead-
envy, Andover, Mass, at his home here,
returned to school last evening.
Barre district members Of the board
Of control returned TO this city yes
terday from Boston, where they have
been comforting on the labor situation.
No further meetings Of the board have
been arranged.
Save money. Have, your furs remod-
elled or repaired now, before storing
Workmanship and prices right. Spring
chokers for sale at lowest prices. NJ.
Goldstein & Son, 4 State street, phone |
l52-M Montpelier
Mrs. Birnie, 4 Laurel street. wishes |
TO announce her Easter opening April |
4 and s, with large display OF Easter |
Copies from the most sex.
pensive New York and Paris models. |
Your inspection invited.-adv. j
Young people who left the city yes.
terday on snowshoeing trips found the |
snow very heavy and going extremely |
difficult in most places. Sap was flow.
ing freely from the maple trees yes
terday afternoon and il kept the sugar |
makers busy.
The regular business meeting OF the |
Barre Woman's club will be held in
the assembly room Of the Universalist |
church Tuesday afternoon at $3.50. The
program will be childrenis program.
under the direction of Mrs. Wishart
Miss Gale and Miss Ruth Armstrong.
Workmen were engaged to-day in
opening the Washington street car
line. Persons living on the Seminary
hill line in Montpelier have the advan.
tage over Barre patrons for that line
Is kept open so that they do not find
il necessary to walk through the snow
At the time when the electrics should
be carrying them.
The Barre Trust company win have
/ series of announcements in The
Times from day to day and everyone
$ invited to read them. Depositors of
he old Barre Savings bank should read
hem for information as to their own
deposits. They win be printed daily
N page four.-adv.
Roy French and Henry Hodgdon, 10
al telephone men who are still at work
epairing the wires which we're blown
own in the vicinity of Worcester,
lass, several months ago. passed the
week end with their families in this
ity, leaving again this morning to re.
ume the now nearly completed work.
Misses Mary Rossi and Evelyn earle,
tho are employed by the New England
telephone and Telegraph company Of
accompanied by Eben
arle, left this morning for Syracuse.
!. ", for a two weeks vacation. They
III also visit Gouverneur and other
laces in New York. Mr.. earle will