The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

ing few days in Marshfield.
Baby carriages. sleighs, runners OF
robes. Sadliers. Keith avenue.
Amusement for old and young at Odd
Ladies' fair Thursday, Dec. 4. Bring
your friends. adv.
Come and enjoy a good homemade
chicken-pie supper at the Presbyterian
church Thursday night. adv.
Keep in mind the dates OF the Epis-
copal SALE Dec, 3 and 4, Fancywork
bags, aprons and cooked food for sale
adv.
Miss Jeanne Kenny Of Jacks restau-
rant has returned from Montreal, aft.
er spending few days with her people
there.
II. N. Bailey left yesterday, together
with his brother, James c. Bailey Of
Chicago, for Orange City, Fla, to spend
! the winter
Bart Clarity and William Flanders
returned yesterday to the University
Of Vermont, after spending the holi-
days in Barre.
Peter Corey of Prospect street has
returned from Berlin N. H., after
spending a few days with Morris Leb-
anon of that place.
Miss Hazel Harvey has returned to
her work at the Eureka restaurant
after spending lew days in Williams
town with her parents.
Lester H. Holt of Cliff street left
yesterday morning for Albany, N. Y.
where he has employment with the
Mohawk Brush company,
Regular meeting Of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, No. Is, Wednesday even
ing, Dec 3, at 1880 o'clock Initiation
and supper served at o'clock,
A markdown sale Mt cost of all mil
linery goods Now is the time to buy
Remember the place, upstairs, opposite
l0-cent store. Mrs. Z. A. Witham
Arthur Sullivan and james Flanni-
gan of Broekton, Mass, have returned
to Goddard seminary after spending
the Thanksgiving recess with their par
ents.
The United Missionary society Of thc
Hedding Methodist church will hold its
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs
Waterman, 10 Orange street, Wednes
day afternoon at 2;30.
Circumstances neeessitated the post.
pouement Of the farce of the Episcopal
church, which was slated for Wednes,
day evening, but the sale will con.
tinue during the evening. adv.
The first annual meeting of Barre
post, No. 10, American Legion, will be
held Wednesday, Dec. 3, at 1880 p, m
in the manufacturers association hall
! lover G. w. Averill's store) Report OF
delegate to national convention. Pro.
posed amendment to constitution TO be
considered. Election OF officers for en-
suing year.
The first annual meeting of Barre
post, No, TO- American Legion, viii be
held Wednesday, Dec, 3, at 1880 p. m
in the manufacturers association hall
lover C. W. Averill's storel. Report Of
delegate to national convention Pro
posed amendment to constitution to be
considered. Election Of officers for en-
suing year.
Media Sorzi, the four.year- old daugh-
ter Of Guy and Josephine Sorzi Of 3s
Circle street, died yesterday morning
at her home, having suffered for the
past three weeks with pneumonia She
leaves, besides her parents, one sister
Treasa, aged six. The funeral viii be
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
with burial in Hope cemetery.
In the presentation Of THE Dummy,
small audience at the Barre opera
house last night witnessed light com.
edy in four acts which is really clever
in its power Of amusement A light plot
running through the play kept the in
| terest for the continual comic and
slangy remarks of the Dummy Be-
tween the acts songs were introduced
and several violin solos brought no lit
tie applause. Frank Urban's appear.
ance in a vaudeville act was welcomed
with applause. On the whole the show
was very enjoyable production, being
made for so for Barre people by reason
Of the fact that two Barre men were
| playing in the cast, they being Leroy
Kenneth and Charles Il. Mills.
The well known theatrical firm OF
Counihan & Shannon has obtained the
rights from William A, Brady to make
a big scenic revival of way Down
East" which win be seen for one per.
Torrance at the opera house on Friday
Dec. 5, Way Down East" was written
25 years ago by Lottie Blair Parker
and has had continuously successful
run ever since. The play has been wit
messed by over 20,000,000 people; it has
been endorsed by press and clergy; its
purity has become a proverb; the
scenes, characters and story are not OF
the authors imagination, but are abso.
lutely true to the country and the
times of which they tell--adv.