The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-02
TALK OF THE TOWN


See II. M. Farnham adv, page 6.--adv.
Gage & Cages Office will be closed to-
night.--adv
Miss Mary Camire of the east hill
went this morning to Woodbury. to spend
several days with friends.
Special this week on $500 trimmed
hats, Each one dandy, Call and make
a selection. Miss NJ. NJ Minnie, l02
Summer street.
There viii be dance in Clan Gordon
hall, following concert in opera house, on
Friday, April 4; SOC per couple, extra
ladies, l0cadv.
A regular meeting of the Barre coun-
ell, No. 40l, Knights of Columbus, will
be held Wednesday evening, April =,
for eXemplification of the first degree.
Largest line of new and second handed
ranges in Barre, Perfection and kerogas
oil stoves, wicks and ovens. Call and
get prices. L. A. Prindle, Worthen
block.
Sugar on snow at the Baptist church
tonight at o'clock. New maple sugar,
home made doughnuts and pickles, all
for 25c. Come early and avoid the
crowd.-adv.
The hunting and fishing licenses which
| expired yesterday cannot be renewed at
present as the city clerk has not, as yet,
received the proper blanks to be issued
| for the ensuing year
Jean Macdonald, pianist, needs no in
| PRODUCTION to lovers of music. She will
| be accompanist to the talented artists
| who are to be heard at the Clan Gordon
concert in the opera house Friday Of
| this weekday.
i. H. Slayton, agent for the Fordson
tractor machine and other farming com
the south end of the Palace garage to
the former u. s. employment office in the
Morse block ON Main street.
THE Schoolmistress, the play which
| the Spaulding seniors are to give April
| II, has met with great success wherever
it has been shown. Tickets for sale at
Bell & Houston's Jewelry store.-adv
The Universalist Sunday school social
and candy pull will be held in the church
vestry tonight from till 10. All come
and help with the candy pull and have
general good time.
Watchl Another maple sugar social at
Cobble Hill grange hall Friday evening,
April 4. Admission to hall, including
dancing for which music will be fur.
| nished, 25c per couple. New sugar,
doughnuts and pickles, 25c each Remem-
Der the night and bring your friends
The regular business meeting of the
Barre Woman's club was held yesterday
afternoon in Rowland hall. After short
business session the ladies were priv
LEGGED in having as their guest Mrs w
j. Gill, who gave a delightful and in
structive talk upon British Guiana, de-
4 scribing its climate, its products, birds,
flowers, reptiles and other interesting
! features Mrs. Gill, whose home has been
for IL years in British Guiana, has been
spending the winter in this city and the
club ladies are very grateful for her
kindness in speaking before them. The
! Japanese tea, to have been given by the
/ club on April 5, has been postponed un
| til April 20 on account of the entertain
ment, Over the, Top" that is being
staged by the club for April and ..
The Louis Ross Scottish Musical com
! pany of Boston, which met with such
favor at the opera house when IL ap-
peared under the auspices Of Clan Cor
/ don three years ago, has again been en-
/ gagged by the clan for Friday evening,
April T. This musical organization is
acknowledged to be one of the most ia
nous Scottish concert combinations in
the country Manager Ross, who accom-
panies the company to Barre, to per-
sonally direct the entertainment, has
prepared an especially fine program of
nine members Of the company, Margaret
Withers, soprano; Jessie French, con
/ tralto; Robert Dryden, tenor; Daniel
Ross, basso; Tommy Lonergon, charac.
Ter artist; Irvine sisters. Scottish dane
ers; David Ferrier, pipe major; Jean
! Macdonald, pianist. This will be Jes-
sic French's first appearance with the
company in Barre.-adv.