The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-22
TALK OF THE TOWN


H Universalst dance tonight, Quar-,
II Bank halliday.
MRS. r. d. Campbell of North Mai
H street has returned from Northfield-
All roads lead to Williamstowi
grange hall Friday night, Feb. a.
\ adv.
\ Mrs. Nina Harron left to-day fol-
l Quebec to visit her parents, Mr.. anC
| Mrs Thomas Stevenson.
| The prayer meeting at the Presbyte
rian church will be held at 7 to-mor
row Thursday, instead of at 1870
All Hibernians and ladies planning
to 90 to Graniteville Thursday night
meet at Scampini block at O'Clock
sharp. adv.
Rev. A. w. Hewitt will give an adj
dress at the Methodist church Tuesday
evening, Feb. 28, at 1880. Keep this
in mind. The public is cordially invit-
ed. adv.
There will be public dance in x. OF
G. hall, Scampini block, Friday eve
ming. Feb. "a Admission, SOC couple |;
extra ladies, 25c each. Everybody in
vited. adv.
\ Barre towns plates painted rich
i blue with white letters, same length
as number plates; while they last Csc
per pair. Get yours at the Nye Mo
tor Co.-adv.
All who are in the missionary pagS
cant to be given in the Presbyterian
church the evening of March 5 are
asked to come to the church for prac-
tice Thursday at 9 p. m.
All members of Barre division, A. 0.
H., and l.. A., A. O. H., are cordially
invited to attend the dance given by
GraniteyiIle division in Miles hall on
Thursday evening, Feb. %.
Pile sufferers can only get quick,
safe and lasting relief by removing the
cause-cutting and salyes won't do.
Hem Roid, harmless tablet, is guar
anteed by Il. A. Drown.-adv.
Roy French, who has been visiting
at his home on Eastern avenue, re-
turned to-day to Worcester, Mass,
where he is doing emergency repair
work for the New England Telephone
company.
Another Of the series of parties and
dances being held in the X. of G. hall
was run Off last evening. There was a
good crowd in attendance and the sue
cess of these dances is very gratifying
to the committee in charge.
MI rx-.-I.;....4 -. .<,..s4.Y 49, ana,,.t
the city of Barre for the present year,
noticeHf which has just been received,
amounts to s3.9l4.T3, or nearly dou-
Bile what il was last year. The county |
tax this year is five and one half cents.
The seventh talk in the better oiti-
zenship series under the auspices Of the |
civic department of the. Barre Won
ans club win be held in Aldrich hall
Wednesday, Feb. %. at 1880 p m. The
subject, Taxes, How They are Lev
led and Where They Go,''by James
Mackay. Notice change Of date.
The r. L. club, which was recently
formed in this city by members of the
Italian colony, held masquerade
dance in the Legion hall last evening.
There was a capacity crowd present l
and the costumes were distinctly orig
inal Refreshments were served the
dancers during the evening, and the
party broke up at a late hour.
Sleigh rides seem to be the main
feature at Spaulding high school this
week for on Monday night the senior
class had their annual ride and last I
evening the freshman class celebrated
in the same manner. Both parties re-
CURED the use of two barges, and each
chose East Montpelier as their desti-
nation. Reports say that the usual
good time was enjoyed. II
Announcement was made by Mrs. J.
l.. Martin last evening at dinner Civ
IN at her home in Brattleboro of the |
Of her daughter, Helen r. {
Martin of Barre, to Morgan J. Sher ]
nan of Brattleboro.t Miss Martin is s
Of the Barre City hos I
lital and Mr. Sherman is a wholesale a
agent for Vermont and western Mas I
achusetts for the Chevrolet car.
Owing to the heavy thaw yesterday. !,
heavy team load OF grocery produce \
oming from Montpelier found it i'm
'ossibie to negotiate the crossing of
he sidewalk near the American Ex-
'reas company. In the end it was
ound necessary to have part of the
pad transferred TO another sleigh. No n
uch difficulty will bother tesmsters to- G
ay for the heavy fall Of snow made p
ledding much easier. 5
la
The annual meeting Of the Smith. "
Vhitcomh s Cook company was held
. its office in the Aldrich block yester-
ay afternoon. at which time the fol- "
wing officers were elected: President, ).
lex. Duncan; first ce-president, II. q
. NJ. Jones; second vice-president, r. II
!. Grearson; treasurer. James T. Mar
on; manager and assistant treasurer,
rank J.. Smalls secretary, II. Z. Hin
ian; in charge OF supplies, O. A. O
advisory board, Alex. Dun ID
IN, r. A. Grearson. II. r. Hinman. 7
Gorge Straiton. James T. Marion:
BARD of directors, George Straiton. +.
4. Grearson. II. p. Human, James
arswell. Fred Simpson, A. :. Young.
lex. Duncan. Charles LaClair. James hi