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

Visit the package sale at Red Cross
Pharmacy to-day and Saturday -adv.
Regular meeting of the Modern Wood
men of America this friday evening
at 1880 o'clock.
! Easter sale, Congregational church,
April o; faneywork, aprons, all kinds
cooked food supper.-ady.
! Frederick Manns, for the past few
| days a guest of E. A. Prindle, returned
to Troy, N, Y, this morning.
Mrs, Floyd bearing and son, Howard,
of Northfeld, have been spending the
past few days with Mr., bearing, deputy
collector, at Hotel Barre.
A regular meeting of local 4SS, NJ. p.
4 u, will be held in band room, old city
hall, Sunday, April @, at p. m. A. E.
Milne, secretary.
Mrs. Charles S. Jenkins of Beverly,
Mass, arrived in the city Tuesday morn
| ing to care for her brother, Harry l..
Kent, who is very sick with influenza.
Food sale Saturday afternoon in Aver,
i'll block tower Times office, auspices
Odd Ladies. Baked beans, spaghetti,
cakes, pies and doughnuts will be on
| sale.-adv.
| Deposits in savings department of the
| Peoples National bank made on or before
next Monday will draw interest at per
+, cent from April /, with National bank
protection
The 10 people who take part in the
Spaulding senior play, "The Schoolmis
tress," are sure to furnish you good
amusement April IL. Tickets are for
sale at Bell & Houstons jewelry store.
South Barre grange held box social
at its hall last evening The boxes net
/ ted a good sum. Music was furnished
! by Reardon's orchestra for dancing.
Everyone enjoyed a good time generally.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Adams have re-
turned from Quincy, Mass, and are now
residing on South Main street. They
have been passing the winter months
there and Mr. Adams was employed as a
painter in the shipyards.
Trueman Robinson and wife have re-
turned to their home in st. Adams after
visiting in Barre and immediate vicinity
since last Monday Ernest Robinson has
been i'll at his home on the Websterville
road for the past two weeks with pneu
mona and it was because of this that
their annual visit to Barre was made at
this time.
! Reardon's jazz orchestra leaves TO.
morrow morning for Mddlebury and will
play at the Delta Delta Delta fraternity
dance Saturday evening Upon the re-
turn home a stop will be made at Bur
lington to play at the Hotel Vermont
Sunday noon and at the Alpha Pau
0mego fraternity house Sunday after
noon.
The Louis Ross Scottish Musical com
pany OF Boston, which met with such fla.
vor at the opera house when it appeared
under the auspices Of Clan Gordon three
years ago, has again been engaged by the
clan for tonight, April 4. This musical
organization is acknowledged to be one
of the most famous Scottish concert com
binations in the country Manager Ross,
who accompanies the company to Barre,
TO personally direct the entertainment,
has prepared an especially fine program
of nine members of the company, Mar
garet Withers, soprano; Jessie French,
contralto; Robert Dryden, tenor; Daniel
Ross, basso; Tommy Lonergon, character
artist; Irvine sisters, Scottish dancers
David Ferrier, pipe major; Jean MacDon-
aid, pianist, This will be Jessie French's
first appearance with the company in
Barre.--adv.