The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-01
TALK or THE TOWN

N. H., Tor a rev days on business.
Auction sale at City Auction Market
Saturday at 2 and 1880 p. m. See adv.
adv.
Special sale on trimmed and I'M
trimmed braid hats from S2.75 up, Mrs.
L. A. Witham.
Plain razors sharpened and repaired,
also safety razor blades sharpened at
Browns Drug Store.
Victory loan Az per cent coupon notes
are now ready for delivery for cash at
the Peoples National bank.
Nice silks and taffetas also fine serges
for ladies' suits and coats. Little Dry
Goods store, Cottage street
Rev. Robert Dewey, pastor Of the Ro-
man Catholic church in Waterbury spent
yesterday with Rev. P. M. McKenna Of
this city.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
e. I. Mower on Friday, May 2, at 2:30
p. m. Subject, Notes on the Yankee
Division"
regular meeting of local 4Ss, NJ. P.
IT,, will be held in bandroom, old city
hail. Sunday, May 4, at 3 o'clock. A. L.
Milne, secretary.
There will be meeting of the amuse-
ment committee of the Odd Ladies Fri
day night at 7 o'clock in the rooms of
Mrs. Nellie Bianehi.
Mrs. G. N. Kenyon of 81 Franklin
street left o.day for Burlington to spend
few days at the home of her son,
| Charles G. Kenyon.
Largest line OF new and second handed
| ranges In Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
oil stoves, wicks and ovens. Call and
ret prices. Il. A. Prindle, Worthen
| block fqN "
A meeting Of the ladies' guild Of the
Church Of the Good Shepherd viii be
held in the church Thursday evening,
/ May |, at $780, Let every lady try to be
present.
Lyman Whiteomb an ensign Of the y.
s. navy, is visiting for few days with
his mother, Mrs. Harriet Whitcomb, who
is matron of the Thompson building at
Goddard seminary.
Through an oversight in the advertis-
ing department of Bailey's Music Rooms,
the Victor records mentioned yesterday
should have been In to-days issue OF
The Times, instead.-adv.
III Victory Liberty loan bonds Of the
smaller denominations have been re-
ceived at the Quarry Savings Bank 4
| Trust Co. and are on sale for cash pay
ment. Call and get your bond when you
| pay for it.-adv
| We carry the largest stock of Victor
and Columbia records to be found in this
| part of the country. II you can't find
records you want in Barre, we may be
: able to supply you. Buswell's Book
II Store, Montpelier
II You are invited to attend the social
II dance at. Rowland hall Tuesday evening
II May 6. We guarantee a good time
II Good music and good company. The
II ladies' union of the Universalst church
H Call 90 for tickets. Special unsteady
III The new officers elected week age
II in Ruth chapter, O. f. s., were installed
III last evening in the Masonic hall in the
Il Blanchard block by Miss Ena Adie, re.
HI firing worthy matron, assisted by Miss
II Florence Vercoe as marshal. The for.
II mer Of the two ladies was presented a
II handsome past matron's jewel, as was
II Arthur G. Tilden with past patrons
H Jewell The evening was then made one
II OF enjoyment with dancing to the mu
H sic furnished by Reardon's orchestra.
II Lucius Proyencher, veteran of the
II Mexican border trouble and now of the
H great European struggle, has been dis
II charged from the army after three years
of active service in the two wars and has
returned TO Barre. He did not receive q
H wound during several drives and is just
as sound as when he left On the same
train came Grover Kenetick, rated as frs
Il sergeant in the army, who left this city
in May, 1917; also Henry Carroll, re
III membered as the soloist of former Car
a rolls orchestra.
a Two pairs of work horses were driver
through TO Barre yesterday from Woods
vile, n. H., distance of approximate.
80 miles, by an employee OF the city
Both pair are young, lively and wei
u trained to work in the various hitche
necessary to be efficient workers in tn
street and road repairing, The horse
n were chosen Monday from large mum
Der kept at the stables Of kimball an
II Nutter, well-known reliable horse deal
Il ers in the above mentioned town. Th
n Youngest pair are but five and six year
q old and weighing 5000, while the oldes
3 of the two teams are six and seven year
b old and weighing 5000.
Three baseball players on the Goddar
q 1918 team have already gained position
q on college varsity teams this year, Ralp
n t'Nig') Smith of Barre, who played tn
u keystone position for Goddard last yea
III Is holding down the same position fc
81 the University Of Vermont and "Bennie
q Tryon Of Winchendon, Mass, who wa
II right fielder and first baseman for Goo
q dard in 1918, was on the receiving end c
q the freshman battery at Vermont whe
that team shut out the Harvard yarsit
Ii at Cambridge, / to 0, Monday tn
3 third Goddard player to get into colleg
varsity company is Kopf, Goddard
= shortstop last year, who is now GOVERN
the short field for the Dartmouth varsit
n and who accepted nine chances withor
an error in recent game against tn
II University Of Maine.
The dance given in Rowland hall la;
b evening by the operators in the Barr
II telephone exchange was a largely a
ii tended and most enjoyable occasion, an
& the girls proved themselves most capab
Ri entertainers The hall was decorate
b with American flags and with the fl
Is miliar blue and white colors of the tell
Il phone company, while the well.know
n telephone bell had its place also in Il
"a decorations. Gilbertson's orchestra flu
nished the music and kept the feet
the dancers going until a late hour. III
II punch bowl was in charge OF Mrs. L,
n Newton, and little Doris and Virgin
Newton assisted in serving. Warrior
= members of the operators force assstC
e~ in making the dance the success that