The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-11
TALK or THE TORN

Four pounds Opcko coffee lot - ~
Red Cross Pharmacy.--adv.
Public dance, grange hall, Williams
town, Thursday. Jan. II, Carrolis or
ch~cstra.--adv.
Mrs. Sheldon Porter Of Highgate ar
rived In Barre last night to pass sew
eral days visiting friends.
The S~paulding high school girls VIII
| play Montpelier seminary at Spauldine
gym Friday, Jan. l3, at ; P. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred O. Hinckley o.
| Oswego, M. ", are passing y few days
in Barre and Websteryille visiting rel
ativcs.
Miss Marian Converse of Brandon
returned to her home yesterday, after
passing several days here with rela'
tives.
Miss Myrtle S. Armstrong, who ha
been visiting in Barre for several days
returned to her home in South Hero
| yesterday,
Armand Champigny Of Sherbrooke
lP, O., returned to his home yesterday
| after passing two weeks IN Barre
4 4fIOilDtlitA aAfd
ness and visiting friends.
Mrs. Grant Whitney Of Lebanon
| who has been passing a couple Of days
| with friends in Barre, will leave to-
morrow morning for st. Adams TO
pass a week with her mother.
Jan. II, Quarry Bank hall, at :
| o'clock, Max c. Fisher, reader; Fred
erick "A. Inglis, tenor; Mario Barbcri-
cornetist, Miss Marion j.. Dorward, ac-
| companist. Barre Woman's club mem
bers admitted by ticket; public, 25c
adv.
Aldo Maniani, who arrived in the
| United States from Italy a few weeks
ago, ii expected to arrive in Barre this
| afternoon to make his home here. Mr.,
| Maniani has been visiting his brother
in Trenton, N. j., since landing in this
country.
The first meeting Of the Psychology
| club will be held tonight in the assem-
| blv room OF the Universalist church at
, 7.3O o'clock. Mrs. Benson will lecture
| on the subject, "What Is the Matter
| With the World" The public is cor
daily invited.
The body Of Corliss Beanpre, who
| died in Bar 4 Yesterday, will be sent
to his home In Milton, by A. w. Bad
ger & Co. Mr.. Beaupre was p years
old and the son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
| Charles Beaupre of Milton. He came to
Barre about a month ago.
The New Dry Goods store, Of which
&c. nj. Halves ID proprietor, moved back
to Is Elm street a few days ago, from
the store on North Main street vacated
| by the Direct Importing company The
dry goods store moved from Elm street
only the latter part Of last week and
did not open for business in the new
| location.
Captain Neil Hooker and Lieuten-
ants Paul Leavitt and Cecil bowers OF
| Barre's military company, Co. Nj, l72d
| infantry list Nermont1, went to Mont.
| pelier yesterday and took the exami-
nations for federal recognition of their
commission. All officers Of the National
Guard whose commissions have not
been recognized were required to take
the examination. According to the reg
| ulations an officer must take the ex-
animation for federal recognition with
III d year from the time he SIS com
missioned. If he passes he Is exempt
ed from further examination.
The regular sewing meetings at the
| hospital. which have been held each
| Thursday, from now on will be held
| Fridays, beginning Friday Of THE week.
| Jan. 10. There seems to be a lack OF
realization of the large amount of sew
ing needed at the hospital, including
that on blankets and many other arti-
cles, and only a very few women were
out at the last meetings to assist III
this work. Many hands make light
work and many more volunteers would
be gladly welcomed. The meeting next
Friday will be at 2 p. m.