The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-26
TALK OFTHE TOWN


Special show at Park theatre to-day
adv.
Last chance TO buy winter coats a
Abbott's.
Harold Patterson is confined 10 hi
home on Highland avenue by Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Axtelle of Soutl
Hero were visitors in the city yesterday
Wednesday night meeting OF III,
board Of civil authority for ladies as well
as men.-adv.
Hands Up" Triangle feature OF
love and adventure. featuring Wilfred
Lucas also a comedy at Bijou to-day.
adv.
{. w. Henry, worlds champion fancy
billiard player, il 10 be at the Murphy
Weafer parlors at 1880 when he will
give an exhibition.
Everett Swasey, former resident OF
Barre, who is at present employed at
Montreal, is visiting for few days with
friends in the city.
s. +. Howell of Boston, sailor on Z.
:. ;. Rhode Island, is spending part
Of ten days furlough with his uncle,
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr.
and Mrs James Dalton and a son was
born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Corrigan of 40 Long street.
''Rockin' in de Wind" one Of those
darby songs you'll enjoy, sung by Miss
Alice Walker at the Odd Ladies' minstrel
show in opera house, Friday night.-adv,
Sergt. w. n. Glasher of Gardner, Mass,
and Corp. w. L. Moriarty of Chicopee,
Mass, are staying at Hotel Barre while
passing several days with friends in the
city.
Everybody come to the box social and
entertainment TO be given at new Law
son school Thursday, Feb. 2s, at 1'30 p.
m. Admission, Zoe, and each lady to
bring a box.
Because of the increasingly large de-
mand for tickets for the Odd Ladies
Ministries, which were to appear in Clan
Gordon hall Friday evening, the opera
house has been donated, the ladies pay
ing the lights. Half the proceeds of
the entertainment is to be given to the
local Red Cross and with this in view
a large attendance is anticipated Dane
ing will follow the show in the Clan hall.
Don't fail to register at the last meet
ng of the board of civil authority on
Wednesday night, city court room, at
80. Liberal minded men and women,
who resent the intolerance which bone
Try prohibition, through the operation of |
he Reed amendment, spells, should be |
eady TO enroll on the checklist. Watch |
or Atty. Gen. Gregory's Interpretation |
II the Reed amendment, which means /
hat vote for no-license next Tuesday /
means an absolutely bone dry Barre
dv.
If you haven't already planned to at
end the Odd Ladies' minstrel show in
he opera house, Friday night make
your plans to do so. A large chorus will
ling one of the latest minstrel choruses,
patriotic one, some of the best local
alcnt as endmen and soloists will bring
o the public the latest in musical num-
,ers. A dance will follow in the Clan
iordon hall Immediately after. The ad
mission is % cents for show and dance,
hildren under II, 10 eents.-adv.
Through correspondence completed with
Ion. George Adam of Montreal p, O., L
iranite lodge of Masons learned to-day
hat the noted member OF the British
-ar mission had consented to come TO
arre for a speaking engagement March
a. Mr.. Adam made a favorable impress
ion on large audience of Vermonters
t the war convention of the Greater {,
ermont association in Rutland last
ear. and not long ago he thrilled large
udienee in Montpelier, on the occasion
[ the Winooski Valley Teachers asso-
alton convention. 1t is expected that
he lecture will be given in the opera
ouse, and the Masonic lodge has gen
-ously offered to donate the proceeds to
lie Red Cross.
buy War Savings Stamps =