The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-03
TALK or THE TOWN

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Dance in Rowland hall Saturday even
ing. Gents SOC, ladies free. Gilbertson's
orchestra.
Special sale on trimmed and I'M
trimmed braid hats from $2.75 up. Mrs.
Il. A. Witham.
Miss Doris jenkins and Miss Ruby
Blaine are passing the week end at the
| latter's home in Groton.
A regular meeting of local 4SS, nj. Z.
IT,, viii be held in bandroom, old city
hall, Sunday, May 4, at o'clock. A. e.
Milne. secretary.
Miss Jeanette Granger, clerk OF the
c. S. Andrews shoe store, left yester-
| day afternoon to attend the dance held
last evening at Norwich university.
Charles A. Metcalf, wholesale gran
lite dealer of GAINESVILLE, O., returned to
his home yesterday after business trans
actions, for which he came were attended
/ to-
All members of the junior and senior
| sodality of St Monicas church are re-
| quested to be at the church Sunday aft
ernoon at o'clock to practice for the
May coronation.
Mrs. Howard Reid and daughter, Jane,
arrived yesterday afternoon from Sher-
brooke, 2. O., accompanied by a nurse,
Miss Pearl Parnell, who returned later IN
the afternoon to her home.
i The members of st. Johns court, No.
Il 522, C. o. f., will meet in their hall Sun
day morning at $3.50 o'clock, so as to at
tend the 0 o'clock mass and approach
holy communion in a body.
Landi's l2-piece orchestra traversed
the road between Barre and Mortified
yesterday, where they furnished music
for one of the largest events of the sea-
son at the university, the junior prom
Victory Liberty loan bonds of the
smaller denominations have been re-
ceiyed at the Quarry Savings Bank 4
Trust Co. and are on sale for cash pay.
ment. Call and get your bond when you
pay for it.--adv.
At the earnest request Of many who
heard it, and many others who did moi
but wish to hear it, the Uniyersalis
choir will repeat the Easter cantata
Death and Life" (Shelleyl, Sunda.
morning Public cordially invited.
This afternoon two baseball game
4 will summon the fans of the city. On
h the seminary campus Goddard meets tn
Il Fort Ethan Allen team at o'clock
Il while on Lincoln campus Spaulding higl
Il school plays Montpelier seminary at tn
II same hour. The game scheduled between
II Montpelier and Spaulding high school
II Wednesday, May I, at Lincoln campus
II has been postponed until May 81.
II The Spaulding Glee club, consisting o
II Is students of the school, gave musiea
II program at the school assembly hall las
II evening at s o'clock, which was attende
II by a rather small audience in compariso
II TO other such concerts. Nevertheless,
II very nice program had been prepared an
II was well delivered by the singers. L
II 'Czarne" by Louis Came and May
II time" by Arthur S. Sullivan were tn
II selections produced so effectively by Oh
II body of vocalists. Miss Mildred BON
II bard gave vocal solo. received by tn
H audience with enthusiasm; also Corrin
II Eastman sang q pleasing solo, as di
y Howard Geake. Gordon Reardon re
II vealed the merits Of cello in sol'
III A May dance was held after the enter
: tainment, which was the second gran
2 affair of the school year.
Just to prove to them that they coul
J not evade the showering, relative t
! wedding ceremonies, friends of Mr. an
Z Mrs. Frank Pike joined in surprisin
Z them both while at the home of Mr.
4 Alice Bresett, mother Of Mrs. Pike at
Summer street Thursday evening.
was also the celebration of their wee
|: ding anniversary they were married
! year ago at Hampstead, n. Y, shortl
before Mr.. Pike sailed for France wit
: the A. f. f. He arrived in Barre thrl
I weeks ago, The company INDUCED
z various sorts of amusement after Il
! welded couple had been greatly astol
: ished by the sudden appearance of
J many friends from Barre, Stowe ar
Montpelier. Dancing to a violin, playt
by Alexander Cooper, delighted the grou
4 as did a mock marriage, wherein Mr.. ar
Z Mrs. Pike received a generous show
] Of confetti. Refreshments of doughnut
! coffee, ice cream and cake were serve
: by Miss Ruth Pike, Miss Ruth McLes
and Mrs. Norman Robinson, 0rrin HI
: then made several presentations of gift
! six silver knives and forks from MI
Z Alice Bresett, beautiful electric pa
Tor lamp with hand painted shade, ha
! clock rack, cut glass fruit dish, and
! sum of money from those present,
] large comfortable willow arm chair fro
: employees of the Tenney Service cor
pany of Montpelier and former fello
! workmen with whom Mr. Pike will
: pursuing his occupation as electricii
] next week.