The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-08
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| A nice selection of Easter millinery
at Mrs. Birnie's, Laurel street. adv.
Tender Memories" will be the Lincoln
picture at Universalist church Sunday
evening. adv.
Our three show windows always
show good values Watch them. Barre
Drug company adv,
II will pay you to watch our win
dows every Saturday for real special
buys in drug store goods. Barre Drug
company adv.
| Harry B. Houghton is confined to his
home on Elm street and during his an
sence Clyde Lawless is on the parcel
post truck
Congregational Philatheas, atten.
toni The April meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Robins,
35 Orange street, Monday evening.
The Easter dance by the Montpelier
X. of C. takes place Easter Monday
evening, April IL, at City hall. Mont
pelier. Concert, s to 9. Dancing, TO
| 1.--ady
Samuel Cleary, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Carroll, Mrs. Kate Brown and
daughter and Miss Mildred Fitzgerald
were among the people from this city,
| who returned yesterday after attend
ing the funeral of Mary Kingston OF
Mortified, relative.
The Mothers club of the Methodist
church, from North Barre, was pleas
antly entertained yesterday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. L. b. Dodge, Aver
i'll street. About 20 We're present and
an enjoyable social time was spent.
Refreshments were served.
I would be pleased to call and have a
talk with you regarding piano for
that little girl. A musical education is
great accomplishment and music in
the home is great pleasure as we'll.
Drop line to H. j. LaRoe, Ia Yelling
| ton street.--adv.
At their home in Richmond April ,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler w. Towers cele-
brated their golden wedding anniver-
sary. All their children and grand
children were present, including 2
| daughter and her husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Ward Carver of Barre, and a
daughter, Mrs. Murray Love Of Bur
lington.
Last nights heavy thunder shower
did great deal toward clearing OIL
1.-THE remainder Of last weeks snow The
shower caused the river to rise several
inches. Gunner's brook, near Brook
street. was also up about 4 foot this
morning over yesterdays mark but
there seemed to be no danger of it get
| ting up enough to overflow its banks,
A large number of Barre people were
in Burlington yesterday attending The
automobile show there. Among those
present were: Philip Beaulieu, = Jen-
/ set, John B. Kelly, John l.. Nelson
/ STANLEY Marsh, Earl Cutler and Il. A,
Drown. Those returning report that
! Burlington has an excellent little snow
with a good display of motor driven
vehicles. e. A. Drown Of this city has
a large display there.
The queen of the movies" has not
yet been recognized. Unless she is dis
covered tonight, she will be in ths
Park theatre Monday night Let VI
help YOU find her. Here are a few tips;
She Is a pretty girl, has brown hair
will wear brown silk hose, brown OK
fords, brown crepe dress, brown coat
and a hat, with the color of the spring
violets. Who is sheY Remember, cash
prize of $40 goes to the one who finds
her--adv.
A very enjoyable surprise party wal
the final outcome of the regular meet
ing of the ladies' union of the Presbv
terrain church last evening. This meet
ing was called at the home of Mrs. Ed
win Keast on Prospect avenue. All tn
ladies attending gathered together earl
Ter in the evening and came to tn
house in a body. The guest Of th'
party was Mrs. Mary Hunter, mothel
of Mrs. Keast, who was celebrating
her birthday. A very enjoyable t'm'
was held during the evening with.
duet by Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Hunt
err as one feature of the program. Mrs
Rose Penny also rendered solo. Vari
Gus other diversions were practiced am
refreshments were served by Mrs
Keast. Mrs. Alexander Cooper mad
very fitting and appropriate address
while presenting to Mrs. Hunter sill
umbrella and other smaller token
from the members of the ladies' union
The party was under the direction o
Mrs. Alex. Cooper and Mrs. Jchl
Brechin. IL was after IL before IN
party finally broke up, wishing Mrs
Hunter many happy returns of the oc