The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-21
TALK or THE TOWN

Dance, Rowland hall, Saturday night i,
gents soc, ladies free.-adv.
Dance, Socialist hall, Granite street,
Saturday night Landi's orchestra.-ad
The Universalist Sunday school So
cial announced for this evening, has
been postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L, Mcqueen of Con-
cord are visiting in the home of James
Leyie, Hill street.
A son was born at the City hospital
this morning to Mr.. and Mrs Arthur N.
Dufur of Prospect street
The bail in the breach Of the peace
case of Joseph Zanleoni was 500 instead
of 5000, as stated yesterday.
Miss Agnes Rule will be one of the
pleasing vocalists to be heard at the
Presbyterian church March 21T.-adv
Miss Eva Siverny, a nurse employed
at the Waterbury state hospital, is
spending week at her home on Brook
street.
Miss Bessie Z. Brennan, who resides at
the nurses home on Elm street, has for
the past five weeks been visiting her par
ents in Quebec, Canada.
You may not have hear~sher before,
but don't miss hearing Miss Mildred
lombard, who will sing at the Presby-
terrain church March 27.-adv.
Corp. Alex. NJ. Riddell has arrived
home from Camp Mead on a 10 days
leave and is staying with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Riddell of South
Barre.
Knights of Columbus are to meet at
their club rooms Sunday evening, March
20, at Z o'clock, for the purpose of at,
tending in body the dedication of the
honor roll at st. Monica's church.
George Tillotson of Williamstown. but
who has been staying in West Topsbam
for some time, was brought to the City
hospital to-day for treatment Whit
combs ambulance brought Mr.. Tillotson
over.
Cards have been received in Barre an
nouncing the marriage at Southport
| England, on Feb. Is, of Miss Fanny Z
Pickup and John Muir Layland, Miss
Pickup was superintendent of the Barre
City hospital in 1918.
Wonderful parallels between the Jew.
sh and Christian dispensations." This
last free lecture for the present by F. S
Hartwell at the X. of p. hall Sunday
night, March %, at 7:45, will be inter,
esting and instructive, Plan to hear it
Charles Hoernle, for many years the
successful athletic coach at Goddard
seminary, who resigned from his posi-.
ton to enlist in the navy, has been
spending a few days in Barre but left
to-day for Mortified to get the Norwial
university diamond stars in form foI
the coming baseball season.
Reserve Friday evening. April 4. tC
| hear the Louis Ross Scottish Concert
company High.cIass singing and dane
| ing. Tickets are now on sale by tho
committee Exchange tickets at Drown,
Drug Store on Wednesday, April ,, at
a. m, Dance TO follow concert in Clan
Gordon hall See the Irvine Sisters in
their high-class dancing adv.
An interested group Of people gathered
in the room Of the Barre Historical so
eiety, Inc, yesterday afternoon to lister
to a paper on House Furnishings,' Civ
en- by J. Frank Perry. Treating the sub
| iect in an historical way, Mr.. Perry, who
is himself an enthusiastic collector oil
old time articles, described many Of the
pieces OF furniture used by our auces
! tors and also spoke of the different pc
RODS to which certain styles belonged
! He held the close attention of his hearer.
at all times. The paper is one Of a Sc
ries to be given and a copy of each will
! be placed with the society's possession.
for use and reference in future years.