The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

by Mrs Mariani, Pearl street.-adv.
There will be special meeting of the
L. A., A. Q. FL, Monday evening at 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs, Sole have moved from
52l North Main street to 90 Park street.
Ivers & Pond piano, mahogany case,
practically new; 1913 Washington street.
adv
Gage & Cages office will be closed on
Tuesday, March IL, all day, except from
! s to . a. m.--adv.
Mrs. Il. A. Witham has just returned
from the markets, where she has been
studying millinery.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Frank Perry of 81
Spaulding street have returned from a
two days visit in Burlington.
We sharpen all makes of razor blades,
double-edged blades Soc dozen, single
edge blades 25c a dozen. browns Drug
Store.
Largest line Of new and second handed
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
oil stoves, wicks and ovens. Call and
get prices. r. A. Prindle, Worthen
block
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
at I, "The Greatest Moral Reform in
This Generation" The discourse win
touch on local conditions and the liquor
question.
Among those who returned to the
United States on the steamer Cedric
which locked at Boston yesterday, was
Private G. A. Bailey, whose home is at
67 Maple avenue, Barre
The Nature Study class Of the Barre
Woman's club will meet Monday even
ing, March 10, at 1880, with Mrs. T., NJ
! Lyon, q Highland avenue. The subject
for the evening win be Moths and But
teraies"
On Monday at 1890 a. M, the Minis.
ter's Monday club viii meet in the par
/ Tor of the Presbyterian church at Barre
Rev j w, Hatch, principal Of Mont
pelier seminary, will give an address on
THE Rural Church"
Publisher Howard c. Rice of the Brat.
| tleboro Reformer and Publisher Donald
Tobin of the Swanton Courier, who at.
! tended the annual meeting of the Yer.
mont Press association in Montpelier
| yesterday, were visitors in Barre to-day
Miss Eva NJ. Wales, formerly of this
city, who enlisted in the navy for q -four
/ years cruise, is spending a 4S.hoT fur.
/ Tough with her mother. Mrs. c. n Wales
of Trow hill. She has been stationed in
1 Washington, D. c., since early last sum
mer, but was transferred this week to
the receiving ship in Boston.
The time, the place and the girl! Pow,
erty social and box supper. Time
Wednesday evening, March -, Place
/ Cobble Hill grange hall. Girl. anybody
/ you can get to 90 with you. Admission
ladies bringing boxes, free; ladies with,
out boxes. 25c; gents, 25c. Games and
dancing and rafting good time.--sdv,
A card received to-day from Corporal
Alex. Hall of Co. r. l0lst ammunition
train, dated Feb. Is at Lavernat tSarthel
! France, says that they are on their way
home and that May l win undoubtedly
/ find them in the states. He also men
! tons that they we're to be on review the
! following day before General Pershinp
and the prince of Wales.
This weeks Randolph Herald and
| News contains a group photograph Of
! three young men reading that paper in
| France, one of them being William Dobie
formerly of this city, but later an EN-.
ploye of the Thomas store in Randolph
The three men are members of the L. s
signal corps and at present are located in
Wittlieh, Germany, about 90 miles from
| Coblenz.
A delightful evenings entertainment
was furnished last night by Granite
lodge, f. and A. NJ, in honor of the la
dies, there being about IS couples in at
tendance. The Landi. Forsell orchestra
! furnished music for the dance in the Ma,
sonic drill hall, while in the rooms oil
the Fincitia club on the third floor Of the
same building cards were played by those
who did not dance, Waters and punch
were served during the evening.
Tickets for the banquet in honor Of
Major General Edwards, to be held al
Hotel Barre Tuesday evening, March II
are on sale ut - each and can be pro.
cured of J, V. Rowen, c. B. Gladding OF
II, A. Phelps. This banquet is open tC
the public. Sale of tickets limited tc
! l50 The rule Is, first come, first served
There viii be several out-of town guests
and afterdinner speakers, including Ma.
I3or Edwards and his staff, Governor
Clement, Ex-Governor Graham, Dean II
f. Roberts of Norwich university and
others. You will assist the committee
by making your reservation immediate.
", either personally, by telephone OF
letter.
A goodly number of people, represen
tative of the church and congregation
Of the Baptist church, gathered there
last evening, ostensibly for a church SO
cial, but in reality to give the organist
Miss Ethel Inglis, surprise party. A
very enjoyable evening was spent witt
a social time and program that in
cluded selections by the young mems
orchestra, a solo by Douglas Inglis, Sc
lections by the choir, a reading by RUBY
Bradley and remarks by Rev. b. j. LIE
high. A substantial purse Of money wal
presented Miss Inglis as a slight tokeI
Of the appreciation of her services al
organist. Light refreshments were served
Miss Mildred Albin, who had beer
spending the supper hour with one o.
her friends, returned to her sisters, Mrs
Il. Troupe, on North Main street, wher
she was very pleasantly surprised by Il
of her young friends who had gathered
to give her a farewell. Miss Albin ex
poets to leave for Detroit, Mich, soon
where she is TO join her mother anC
sister, who have been out there since
last Christmas. The evening was very
enioyably spent by singing, dancing anC
! playing games. Refreshments were
served. During the evening Miss Dorl
Blouin presented her a travelling bal
and purse. The guests left at a lat,
hour and wished her a pleasant farewell