The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

''sins Of Ambition" Bijou Monday.
adv.
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday night
Gilbertson's orchestra of pieces, adv.
Miss Eileen Jeffords went to Williams
town to-day to pass the week end with
relatives.
Dance in Clan Gordon hall tonight
Landi Forsell orchestra Admission, soc;
ladies ree.adv.
Robert H. Thomas Of Boston was in
this city yesterday as a representative
of R. q. Dunn & Co.
e. D. Bessey Of the Bessey Granite
company, located in GAINESVILLE, o., was in
this city on business to-day.
All those who intend to 60 to Will
Jamestown Monday night notify H. W..
Clark, phone 7lS-l2, before that time
II. P. Prickett Of the Morse Interna
tional agency Of New York City left
this morning after spending a number of
days in this city on business.
You are not too late to Join the Christ
mas club Come in Saturday or Monday
evening. Bank open from 7 to s o'clock.
A Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.
\ Domenico Berini of South Barre left
this morning for Montreal, where he is TO
receive treatment on his injured eye. He
was accompanied by Peter Cassellani.
Albert W. Ellis Of Boston was in town
the past couple of days representing the
A, w. Ellis advertising agency. While
in this city, Mr.. Ellis stopped at Hotel
Barre.
Mrs. Hazel Smith Of the Montpelier
road and Miss Lillian Smith of Patter-
son street left yesterday for Burlington,
where they will spend Sunday with
friends
Many prominent men, including Gov.
Clement, win be at the Gen. Edwards
banquet at Hotel Barre Thursday even.
ing, Jan. lG, Tickets at 81 each are lin
tied to $50 plates
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Philbrook, who
were the directors for the Squag Holler
Follies, left this morning for st. Al
bans, where the first rehearsal of a home
talent show will take place this even
ing.
Dorothy, the infant child Of Mr. and
Mrs. James Watson Of 10 Plain street,
this city, died Thursday in Boston, where
medical attention was being given her.
Burial took place in the Mt Woilaston
cemetery Quincy, Mass,
A surprise stag party was given last
evening to William Mcdonald at bis
home on Perry street, when ten young
men walked IN and aroused him from a
comfortable chair and thrilling novel
Immediately iollity began and prevailed
throughout the evening. Card games,
house basketball and various Other
amusements passed the time amazingly
swift Refreshments were served, the
1 principal feature Of which was a large
birthday cake adorned with fifteen can
dies of various colors, after which he
received various gifts.
AT a regular meeting of Granite City
lodge, No. 81. l. O. 0. L. NJ. L.. last
night, the following officers were in
stalled BY Deputy Christina Smith, as
sisted BY Conductor Murray Of Royal
Victor lodge OF Graniteville: r. N. g.,
Josephine NJ. Rizzi; n. G., Annabelia
Milne; V. G., Katherine Davidson; treas
urer, Eleanor Faulkner; P. S. Nellie BIZ
anehi; f. S. Maria Mitchell; chaplain,
Mary Gray; conductress, Nellie Scam
PM; warden, Margaret Allen; l. G., FL
vira Giudici; pianist Bertha Dale; X. s.
to N. G., Helen Stephen; L. S. to n. G.,
Ina Morrison; K. S. to V. G., May Dun.
can; L. $. to v. g.. Elizabeth Muiry,
After the meeting refreshments of sand
witches, cake and coffee were served by
members OF the amusement committee.
The members have expectations of
more successful year than ever before,
although each year has been grand sue
cess. Their membership is fast increas
ing and their financial conditions have
never been surpassed
The second performance of the Squag
Holler FolIies given in the opera house
Friday evening for the benefit Of the City
hospital drew large crowd and without
exception was one Of the most enjoy
able local talent presentations ever seen
in this city. The company outdid itself
singing, dancing and acting as if regu-
lar followers Of the footlights Miss
Marguerite Brown, who was detained by
, lines the previous night gave a very
good demonstration of the Tickle Toe, !"
dance with Mrs. Philbrook The pro-
gram was run off in clock like manner
and Immediately afterward the stage
was cleared and large crowd enjoyed
dancing with music by the Land FOrsell
orchestra. As all the ticket money has
not yet been turned in it is impossible to
estimate the net receipts, but they win
run up into the hundreds. The commit
tee which undertook and carried through
the project so successfully was composed
! of Thomas j. Mercer, William Duthie,
4 A 7 Gauthrie and Duncan Mcmillan ir