The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-19
TALK or THE TOWN

4 Ministries by Spaulding boys, Frida,
evening at 1880 sharp.--ady
! Regular meeting of the L. A., A. O
H., will be held in the X. of G. hal
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
| John Gray of Maple avenue left Of
Sunday for New York City, where h
has secured employment.
! Maurice Smith of this city left las
evening for New Haven, Conn, wher,
he has secured employment.
The amusement committee Of thu
Odd Ladies viii meet with Mrs. Bian
chi, Keith avenue, Friday evening.
Archie Taft of Washington street.
returned to this city to-day, after
passing some time in Los Angeles, Cal
All Rebekahs who will help about
the cupboards please meet at the hall
Friday afternoon as early as possible
II. A. Richardson Of the firm O,
Calder 4 Richardson left to-day for
Providence, r. T., for short business
trip.
Joseph Leroy, Burlington barber
commenced work this morning at the
Miers barber shop on North Main
street.
Frank Ozella, who has been passing
a few days with his mother in this
city, left last evening for his home in
Milford, Mass.
W. II. Anderson of Boston, who has
been passing several days in this city
on business, returned to his home there
this morning.
Ernest Gregoire aud Peter Bombard,
who have been employed in Dorset for
the past year or more, returned to
their homes in this city yesterday.
Benefit performance tomorrow and
Friday at the Park theatre for the sick
and needy members of the Granite Cut
ters' international association
Robert Rock Of Burlington, who has
been passing several days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Rock OF
this city, returned to that city early
this week.
Rev. William Men. Kittredge of
Wellington street went TO Portland,
Me-, yesterday morning to be present
at the sessions of the Newburyport
presbytery meeting held in that city
to-day.
Leland Howe, the pianist al the Mag
net theatre, has been called to his home
in Glens Falls, N. ", by the illness Of
his wife. He expects to be able to re-
turn to his duties the latter part of
the week
Rev. and Mrs. Weston Cate, who
have been visiting friends in this city
for the past few days, returned to their
home in Woodstock yesterday. Rev
Weston Cate will be remembered rs
former Goddard student here.
Notice: Ladies Of Clan Gordon are
requested to meet at the Clan hall on
Thursday, April 20, att $50 p. m. for |
the purpose of attending the funeral |
of our late sister, Mrs. Mary Adie. |
Please wear badges. Jessie Club,
chief sister; JEANNE stephen, secre-
tary.
L. B. Cornwall, president Of the Yer
mont Farm Bureau federation, has been
secured to tell you of the many accom-
plishments of your organization in the
state and nation. He is farmer like
you, who is trying to put agriculture
on a par with other business, Farm bu-
reau speaker, grange hall, South Barre,
Wednesday evening adv.
W J. McHardy Of this city and Mrs.
Abbie Cady Sherman of Montpelier
we're quietly married the l4th of last
March by Rev. F. L. Goodspeed of the
church, according to
statement by Mr.. McHardy this morn
ng. Both of the young people are very
veil known in this vicinity, Mr.. Nc
Hardy having been employed as a pol
sher at the Barclay stoneshed. Mrs
dcHardy is employed at the Montpel-
er Wholesale Grocery company.