The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-21
TAIN or THE TOWN

. see tne latest spring mus nv mis
Birnie's, Laurel street. adv.
All blacksmith shops in the city vii
be closed tomorrow, Washington
birthday.
Regular meeting Of Sons Of Veter
ans Auxiliary, No. 5, Wednesday eve
ming, Feb %, at o'clock.
w. M. Lynde OF the Drew and Lynds
Insurance company was a business Wis
1 itor in Waterbury to-day.
/ j. j. Dashner OF the J. J. Dashnei
real estate office was in West Tops
ham to-day on business.
i ID. A. Perry Of the d. A. Perry real
estate office went to Washington to-
| day to conduct an auction sale.
! Harold BatcheIder of Summer street
! who has been spending two weeks
vacation in Boston, returned to the
city last evening.
| Mrs. A. NJ. Durham, who has been
visiting with her daughter in Will
Jamestown for q few days, returned to
the city yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Wentworth
/ Of Groyeton, N. H., are visiting in the
city for a few days. They are guests
at the Central House,
| Masquerade dance under the auspices
lof North Star lodge, in Worthen hall,
Saturday, Feb. %. All Scandinayians
welcome. Refreshments served. -adv.
Mrs. Charlotte Benson left to-day
for Springfield, Mass, where she will
visit with her mother for few days.
She will return to this city the latter
part Of next week
Nice line of white goods for under
wear and pillow cases; also new line
Of ladies' and children's stockings at
reasonable prices. Little Dry Goods
store, Cottage street, of North Main.
adv.
The ladies' aid cordially invites You
TO attend the Washington's birthday
party Wednesday evening, Feb, p, at
l:3O o'clock, at the First Baptist
church. Colonial costumes desired.
Home made candy for sale, adv.
H. ] Slayton, administrator Of the
Nat b. Page estate Of Plainfeld. sold
The home and property recently TO Q.
". Jensen Of that place. Mr. Jensen
buys for home. Mrs. N. b. Page,
who resides on the property at pres
mt, will soon remove to new quarters.
The ladies' union Of the presbyte-
sian church will hold a food and rum
mage sale In the basement OF the
ahnrch Saturday, Feb. p, from . to 5.
The committee in charge will be glad
% have donations Of either food or
clothing from those who can give.
Please bring bundles to the church Fri
lay evening between 6:30 and 7:30 II
possible adv.
Twenty-Five young people Of the
Methodist church Of Williamst0.n |
we're the guests OF the Epworth league /
i the local Methodist church last eve
ming. The young people came to Barre |
a sleigh ride. with the local church |
Is their destination, They were Civ /
rousing reception and good time
vas enjoyed by all. Refreshments
we're served during the evening.
The local union Of the carpenters
and builders of the city held their am
aual good time and banquet in the
iVrothen hall dast evening. Together
With their friends the party numbered
NIL 300. A short program was rem;
2ered consisting Of the following mum
7ers: Address of welcome, President
fred Z. Page; piano solo. Miss Ruby
1eycns; vocal solo. Mrs Leona Smith;
cading, Miss Mildred Landers inter.
relative dancing, Miss Doris Lander.
following the program, a bounteous
ianquet was served, consisting Of
mashed potatoes, roast beef, pickles,
Tavy, pic, cake, coffee, etc, which
ierved TO satisfy the desires Of the
nner self 81 everyone present. Sher
nan n. Parker's orchestra furnished
ausic for the round and square dane
ny which followed The committee
n charge Of affairs consisted of John
lycrs, jr., l. K. Hin and c. S. Saun-1
,ers The committee received high
raise for the manner in which all ar
angements were completed.
Tic annual rally day at Goddard
aminary, instituted last year, will oc-
ii at the seminary tomorrow, Feb.
:, when a large number of alumni OF
lie school Is expected TO Join in renew.
Y acquaintance and friendships
lrmed as students in earlier DAYS A
rogram that lacks nothing OF inter
4 and one which utilities the entire
ay has been carefully arranged by
rincipal X. l.. DAWSON and Miss Julia
olland. Ia the morning there will be
unions and greetings At noon
lnquct win be served, the toastmas,
II being Judge Stanley G. Wilson OF
le class Of 1896 The afternoon will
given over TO an alumni meeting 4
hen the problems of the school will
, talked over as well as other mat
rs of interest. There will be speeches
I various alumni. The gee club viii
'csent program in the evening 20 be
lowed by the alumni ball. The ball
IN not be open 10 the general public,
ing limited to students and alumni
ily. =