The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Saturday special at Adams company
on outing flannel.
Universalist ladies please save articles
for rummage sale in 0ctober-adv
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday even
ing gents 75e, ladies free. Gilbertson's
orcnestra.-adv.
Meadow Brook Golf club championship
games start on Sunday at 10 a. m. A
good contest is expected
Miss Dorothy Mcleod of Springfield,
Mass, is spending few days with her
sister, Elizabeth, of Orange street
Roswell George of IL Elmore street
has gone to Hartford, Conn, to attend
the grand circuit races and visit his fa-
Their.
Miss Townsend will have her first
showing of fall millinery Saturday, Sept.
8, at 80 North Main street. Phone 656-
W.-adv.
Regular meeting of local court, No
4ss, NJ. P. L., will be held in the band
room Sunday, Sept. Z, at $3.50 p. m. A. E.
Milne, sec.
The Odd Ladies meeting and ladies
night announced in last nights Times as
coming this evening will not be held I'M
til next week
The Odd Ladies' meeting and ladies'
night announced in last nights Times as
coming this evening will not be held un-
til next week
Auction sale Saturday at | p. m. sharp
of the household goods of G. A. McMil-
Ian at Cable street O. H. Hale, auc.
tioneer, See adv.--adv
Biggest novelty ball of the season,
Sept. 8, Rowland hall. "Jazz" caps, snap
Ply music, etc, by class of 1919. CAROLS
orchestra. Public invited adv.
Mr. and Mrs. John Courtie and child
have returned from a months vacation,
passed in Maine at their former home in
Clark's island, Vinal Haven, and Rock.
land.
Regular meeting Of the T. 0. O. L., NJ.
IT,, win be held Friday evening in X. of
G. hall. After the meeting ladies' night
will be observed. Members, invite your
friends.
Mrs. A. BRINE has returned from New
York and Boston and cordially invites
the ladies of Barre and vicinity to in
spect her styles in millinery 4 Laurel
street, opposite Brook street school,
Mrs. A. L, Saunders of Trow Hill has
received word that her nephew, Sergt
Robert C. Basseh, has arrived safely
from overseas on the transport Pastorer
and has gone to Camp Merritt, n. j., to
await his discharge.
Mrs Cecil Mum and son, Kenneth. OF
Detroit, who have been staying during
the summer at the Berlin parsonage, left
yesterday for home. They were accom-
panied by Mrs Frank Bloomfield, who will
visit her sons and daughters in that city
until the end OF October.
Twelve friends Of Eloise McGafin ten.
dered her a surprise at her home, IA Cliff
street, last evening. It was complete
surprise t the girl The evening was
spent playing games and in a general
good time. Refreshments were served
and then the party left, wishing her
the best of good luck.
The entire household furnishings Of
Charles w. Mcmillan will be sold at
auction Saturday afternoon at ] o'clock
at the house, Gable street. This Is
perhaps one Of the incest lots Of furni-
ture eeer offered at auction and anyone
in need should not miss this fine chance
Of getting what you want at your own
price o. H. Hale, auctioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Young Of Eastern
avenue entertained about 100 neighbors
and friends at a corn roast at the Shep.
ard grove, Montpelier road, last evening,
the guests being taken there in auto
mobiles. A delightful evening was spent
about two huge bonfres, which warmed
the chilly fall atmosphere and made a
congenial glow about which the happy
party gathered. Corn, hot coffee dough
nuts, marshmallows and apples were
served and the guests were royalty en-
tertained. Before their return to the
city all expressed to Mr. and Mrs. Young
their appreciation Of the good time pro.
yided.
Lads Of the north end are becoming
more enthusiastic over boxing since one
of their number, Edgar Beaulieu aged IL,
displayed his ability at a temporary
ringside in Mortified last Monday.
Beaulieu's opponent was an amateur
from Boston, who is passing a vacation
with relatives in Mortified. This match
was arranged purely for the sport of the
affair and was one Of the features of the
days program. The match went for
three rounds, and was fast throughout.
No decision was made by the referee, but
as scheduled, the contest stopped after
some clever work had been exhibited BY
both sides, though Beaulieu was easily
the winner, had decision been made.
Mrs. A. LaPage was pleasantly sur
prised by the members of the ladies aux
iliary of the A. o, H. upon the occasion
Of her 50th birthday anniversary, when
she returned home from a neighbours
early last evening to find the ladies
waiting her return. Games and whist
were played Mrs. 0'keefe and Mrs
Cleary won the first prizes, while Mrs.
Hanlon and Mrs. B. Humphrey were
awarded the consolation prizes Refresh
ments Of ice cream and cake were served.
Before departing, Mrs j. Hastings, on
behalf Of the ladies, presented Mrs. La.
Page purse Of money, to which she fit
tingly responded After that the party
broke up at late hour, wishing the
hostess many more happy birthdays.