The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Fl, NJ. Farnham adv, page 6.--adv
Hear Lorraine Loranger sing "Annie
Laurie" in "oyer the Top" April and .,
opera house adv
Come and see the Irvine sisters in
their latest dance, viz, the liberty dance,
at the opera house April 4.--adv.
The Louis Ross Scottish Concert com
pany will be in the opera house April
under the auspices of Clan Gordon, No
l2.--adv.
There win be a dance in Clan Gordon
hall, following concert in opera house on
Friday, April a; SOC per couple, extra
ladies, l0c.-adv
Largest line Of new and second handed
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
oil stoves, wicks and ovens. Call and
get prices. =. A. Prindle, Worthen
block
D. A. Perry left this noon for Brattle-
horo to conduct a sale for the Pure Bred
Live Stock company of that city.
d. w Mclaughlin of Mortified was
transacting business here to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Booth and two
daughters, Rhoda and Catherine, left
this noon for Boston TO spend week
with relatives.
Dean Rollins, employed at the White
River Chair company of Brattleboro,
passed the week end at his home on
Brooklyn street.
Miss Nina Riviat and Miss Thelma
Prunier, for the past week guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. John McHugo of IS Hill street,
returned to their homes in Boston to-
day.
Miss Ellen Mute has accepted posi-
ton as clerk for DIR. +. F. Heinineer.
James w, ingalls, of 80 Park street
underwent an operation at the City hos
pital to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Hight OF West
Iopsham were in the city to-day on
business.
Laurence Campbell has returned to
Dartmouth college at Hanover, N. H.,
having passed the week with his par
ents on North Main street.
The seniors at Spaulding high school
are continuing rehearsas on their play.
The Schoolmistress," to be given April
ii in the assembly halliday.
An attractiyely framed portrait of the
late Theodore Roosevelt has been pre-
sented the Vincitia club by n. J. Rob
erts.
Orlando Venner, SON of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Thomas Nenner, and without doubt
Barre's youngest soldier Che being only
Y years old and has seen Is months Of
service in Franco left to-day for New
York, but will visit for few DAYS in
Manchester, N. H., at the home Of his
brother. He was recently discharged
from the service and now returns to his
former employment.
Miss Helen Brown Of Montpelier start
ed work this morning at the Homer
Fits store. Miss Brown has had pre-
vious experience in the dry goods bust.
ness at the McCuen store at Montpelier.
The auction sale advertised for last
Saturday at the Ludger Camiri farm on
the East Montpelier road was postponed
until Friday of this week on account of
the conditions of travelling.
Sergeant Lemeul Halligan of the 57th
Pioneers arrived in Barre Yesterday and
to-day went to Graniteyille. where his
parents reside. He is having a ten day
turlough from the Massachusetts, general
| hospital, in which he has been receiv-
ing treatment for trench feet.
/ A veteran flyer of the Canadian Inn
perial Flying corps in The person Of
| Lieut. w. Mckenzie Thompson of Toron-
/ to, Ont, visited Barre to-day, having
accompanied his father, William Thomp-
| son, a well known Ontario monument
dealer to this city on a business mis-.
sion. Lieut.. Thompson was flying in
/ Flanders and along the Hindenburg line
! Just before the armistiee was signed.
/ Among his much cherished personal mo.
mentoes of the great war are two dee
orations, the military cross and the dis
/ ting1lished flying cross. The honors were
/ awarded him for bravery and efficiency
in the line of duty After the young
mans father has transacted business In
the Barre granite district, the two will
90 to New York, where Lieut., Thomp-
son expects to visit number of Ameri-
can flyers, with whom he served in the
Imperial Flying corps.