The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-11
TALK or THE TOWN

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| night.--adv
| A. Craveottto Of Boston is passin
several days in this city on business
II James b. McGroty OF Burlington i
in the city for few days on bust
ness.
Ralph George left last night for OIL
Orchard, Me-, where he is employs
during the summer.
Ladies of the Episcopal church viii
hold an Easter sale in Legion hall Of
Tuesday afternoon and evening, Apri
| l8.--adv
A baby girl was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Michael Kickham Of 81 Wesi
street on April s, according to re
port filed with the city clerk to-day.
Regular meeting Of Sons Of veter
4 ans Auxiliary, No. 5, Wednesday eve
ming, April II, at o'clock. Refresh
ments and social hour after meet
ing.
Get your suits and coats dry cleaned
for Easter. Satisfactory work and
quick service. Barre Tailor shop, w
Krinovitz, Eastman block. Tel. 1921
| adv
Let j. & M. cigar be your next
smoke. Mild and fragrant; loo; three
for csc, at dealers or j. & M. Cigar
Mfg. Co., ITO Church street, Burling-
ton-adv.
For plumbing. heating and general
repair work call James Mcleod, l23
Orange street. Tel INV or orders
may be left at A. J. Stewards black
smith shop, Prospect street.--adv.
Wendell Drown is confined to his
home on Walnut street suffering from
an injury received recently to one Of
his feet while working around the gar
age. Mr.. Drown will not be able to
use the foot for several days.
Maccabees. attention. You are all
invited to the card party i'll K Of r.
hall Wednesday afternoon at $50, and
evening at 1880, Prizes and refresh
ments. Notify Mrs. Davis Of your in
tention so that tables may be planned
for. Admission, 25c.--adv.
Professor Russell L. Dawson Of God
dard seminary will address members Of
the Mems club of the Presbyterian
church. at their regular meeting on
Wednesday night. 1t is hoped that
large number of the men of the
church, whether members or not, will
come out and hear Mr.. Dawson, Light
will be served at the close
of the meeting. No admission charged
John C. Brennan of Barre Town,
who was arrested Saturday evening
by the local police, was brought into
city court this morning and arraigned
before Judge Scott on a charge Of in
toxication. He pleaded guilty to the
charge and, this being assubsequent
he will he committed to the
county Jail at Montpelier
this afternoon Brennan gave his oc-
cupation as a lumberman.
A miscellaneous shower was rendered |
Miss Violet Lille at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Mary Duguid, Friday eve
ming by 30 of her friends in honor of
her approaching marriage to Jonathan
Stewart, which takes place in the near
iuture. The house was prettily decorat-
ID in pink and blue crepe paper. Miss
lille was the recipient of many beau.
iful presents, including cut glass, linen
md silverware. Games we're played
md piano solos were rendered by Miss
cola George and Mrs. Ivis Caven,
which were enjoyed by all. Refresh
nents of ice cream, cake and waters
we're served. The party broke up at 4
ate hour, all wishing Miss Lille a
right and happy future.
-Four Barre young men well known
o the business life of Barre, together
With a well known violinist in one
4 the local orchestras, attempted to
ret through to Burlington yesterday
" motor car. After getting part way
hey found that the feat was impossi-
lie on account of the mud, so they
urned back. In several places they |
ound the road under water but plo we'd
teadily on until they reached the vii
age of Middlesex where they found
themselves marooned in water which
ad set back from the Winooski riy.
r. Men from ALiddletrx brought sew.
raj horses 20 the scene ard the car
'as brought back to terra iirma. The
'ater in the river near Middlesex rose
TX feet yesterday from 2 o'clock in
he afternoon until 7 o'clock last night,
to the report brought back ,
, this city. The young men making
ne trip decided against the water \
,ute after the aforesaid adventure !.
nd betook themselves TO continuing :
he railroad ties between Middlesex
nd Montpelier in order to take the
idnight train from Montpelier to
avro