The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-05
TALK OF THE TOWN


Dance, Rowland hall, Saturday night;
gents soc, ladies free.-adv.
Extra fine supper, Congregational yes
try, April Q. Public invited lady.
Mrs. Frank Cove of Bradford is the
guest of Mrs. Maude Paine of Summer
street.
There will be rehearsal of "The
Schoolmistress" at Spauldiqg school to-
night at I.
Miss Mae Wiley of Essex street is
confined to her home with cold and
quinsy sore throat.
Public dance, Socialist block, Saturday
night, benefit Lodavieo Cecchini; orehes-
ira. Land- Forsell.-
William Grearin leaves to-day for Bur
lington to begin his new duties at the
Sherwood hotel Monday.
just received new shipment of hats.
Trimmed hats from $3.50 to ST. Call
and see them. Mrs. Mariani, Pearl ST.
Reginald Mcdonald, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the City
hospital Thursday evening, is doing fine
ly.
Miss Inez Poulen, daughter of Philip
Poulen of Plainfeld, was operated on for
appendicitis at the City hospital yester-
day.
George A. Cross, a granite manufac-
turer of Mortified, was among the visit
ors in the granite circles yesterday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Dodge have re-
having spent the winter months in Hart
ford, Conn.
C. Ceresoh, B. Ceresoli and Louigi
Benvenuto left on the early morning
train for Sanford, Fla, having obtained
employment there
Special this week on $500 trimmed
hats. Each one beauty. Call and
make selection. Miss NJ NJ Minnie,
l02 Summer street.
Largest line OF new and second handed
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
oil stoves, wicks and ovens. Call and
get prices. Z. A. Prindle, Worthen
block.
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 Nature Study class of the Barre
Woman's club will meet next Monday
evening, April 7, at 1880, with Mrs n. D..
Phelps, 10 Park street. The program
will be: orchids, Mrs. Phelps; Ferns
of Vermont" Mrs. Love.
c. S. Andrews left this morning for
st. Adams to attend, over the week end,
the Methodist state conference, which
ends Sunday night. Rev. b. g. Lipsky
is also there for the same purpose and
is expected to return Monday
The Granite Manufacturers associa
tion held meeting this afternoon in the
association rooms to decide whether they
will send exhibits of Barre granite cut
into monuments to be on show at the
annual exhibition of the Retail Dealers
association to be held at Columbus, 0.
Admiral Ranking, Lieutenant Mallory
and Cadet Saunders of the navy are
good entertainers. See them in the Sc
Nor play, 'The Sehoolmistress," Friday
evening, April IL. in the -Spaulding as
sembly hall. Tickets for sale at Bell &
Houston's jewelry store.adv
Baroness Huard, who lectures in city
hall, Montpelier, April s, was driven
from her chateau at 2 o'clock in the
morning by the Hun invasion. At 4
o'clock Gen. Won kluek occupied it as
his headquarters Her story of fight,
return, nursing wounded and other won.
derful experiences will thrill you, as it
has audiences all over this country.
W. C. Webster was an unfortunate
pedestrian this morning when he fell
| in front of 0. X HOLSTERS house and
sustained broken leg. The accident
| happened about quarter Of eight this
morning while Mr. Webster was on his
wav to work. A doctor was summoned
who had him removed to his home at 20
Long street, where the fracture was re-
! duced.
One Of the 5000 members of the Goth
division to be royalty welcomed on their
return to Boston yesterday on the Mount
| Vernon from France was Private Sid
ney A. Newcomb, belonging to the 10th
NJ. G. B. A telegram was received BY
| his father, Thomas A. Newcomb of Mer.
chant street, this morning, also adding
that the troops were being sent to Camp
Devens,
Seat sale opens for "over the Top
Monday morning at 0 o'clock at Cum
mings & Lewis Drug Store and big
advance sale is expected Rehearsals are
rounding out in good shape and il will
be many day since Barre people have
seen so big local show. One of the fea.
lures will be Somewhere in France is
Daddy" sung by Mrs. William Holden
with seven little tots. Leone Reynolds
win sing between acts a rousing patriotic
number "Over the Top" will please you
from start to finish Get your ticket,
early.-adv.
Vermont night was observed by the
Brookside Community club last evening
with a good attendance, notwithstanding
the bad travelling. Several visitors were
present. The following program was
| given: Song, Vermont" by club, sung
to tune of America; solo, Ruth Barber
with encore; paper Famous Vermont
ers,' Earl Mitchell; poem, That,
Where Vermont Comes In" Mrs Skin
ner; "a Trip to Cancels Hump" Mr.
Mitchell; poem vermont, Fair State Of
the Mountains" Mrs. Northrop; song
with encore, Mrs. Allen; letter read by
Mrs. Northrop from Mrs, Persis Batchel
der, Davenport, Ia; presentation by Mrs
Harvey. in behalf of the club, of year;
subscription to American Magazine Il
Eli Boutwell, on the anniversary of hi:
5Oth year as resident of the commu
nifty.
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