The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-08

Il Allen Calef Of Washington left to.
day for Burlington for short visit
Records and sheet music on sale to-
day at our Main street store, Little
field Piano Co.--adv.
Thomas Hopkins Of Summer street
is passing few days with friends and
relatives in Burlington.
Heavy rubber footwear vulcanized
by machinery. Good as new Bring
them in. j. J. Hastings, 81 North
Main street.--adv.
Mrs. William Riviat and son, John,
of Maple avenue are spending few
days with friends and relatives in
Woodsville, N. II.
Miss Clara Watkins of Summer
street left this afternoon for Montreal
for an extended vacation with relatives
and friends in that place
Mrs. Benson will give public lee
ture at the Universalist church to-
night on "The Soul Victorious" and the
public is invited. 1880 p. m.-adv.
James McNaughton Of North Main
street left this morning for months
visit with friends and relatises in his
former home in New London, Conn.
Members of Vincitia lodge and their
invited guests are reminded of ''ladies
night" in the Knights of Pythias hall
tonight at o'clock. Cards and dane
ing.
Charles Parker of Woodstock, who
has been passing week visiting with
former acquaintance and friends in
this city returned this morning to his
home.
The guests are coming. You are sure
of your dinner, but wee bit worried
about the dessert. Flavor it with Bak-
er's vanilla and your worries will be |
oyer.-adv.
DIR. Leonhardt says--"Hem- Roid viii |
relieve the most stubborn eases of
piles or money back Gives quick
action. +. A. Drown sells it on guar
antee.-adv.
est. A. Specials recognized stand
ard of cigar quality and recognized
standard Of cigar value. Deservedly /
popular. All dealers. Raymond Guy
cite, Mfr, St. Adams, Vt.-adv.
Owing to the storm and bad condi-
ton of the roads there was no meet
ing of Cobble Hill grange last night,
but postponed meeting will be held
Thursday evening at the usual hour.
Order of the worthy master.
Every member OF Mooseheart Legion
and invited friends, do not forget to
attend the card party and minstrel
show given by the Ladies of Moose
heart Legion Thursday night at s
o'clock. Refreshments viii be served
Edward Avis, famous naturalist and
bird mimic, gave his lecture last eve
hing in the Methodist church, under
he auspices of the educational de-
,artment of the Barre Woman's club,
md but for the exceedingly inelement
weather. would have had large hear
ng. A fairly good number braved the
torn and bad walking and were more
han repaid by the lecturer, who rep
esented bird songs on the violin and
howed number of colored slides,
'ictutr VI uiiu hir, ds Wtli ar ltDftdl-
ng bird notes by whistling.
Rain and exceedingly bad travelling
afternoon did not prevent
bout 200 women, members of the I
'arre Woman's club, from attending
he regular business meeting, which
fas held in the assembly room Of the
church, the feature Of the
fternoon being the presentation of the (
lay, "Tommy's Wife" given under
he able direction OF Miss Anne Morse, I
receptress of Goddard seminary, to
HON great credit is due for program
( exceptional merit. Those taking part J
'ere Thomas Il. Wye, jr., Dorothea
'ameron, Howard Hitchon. Katherine
'rown, Lillian Avery, Beulah Soule, a
,thelyn Carrier and Kenneth Bouve, I
very one doing finely, and latter sub
tituting for another who was ill., Re
reshments of ice cream and cake were
erved. Other features of the after !
DON were a piano solo by Mrs. Rus !
ell Dawson and a vocal solo by Miss .