The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
Last week Shea's big sale.

Last week Sheas big sale.
Fifty girls coats, 2 to 10, arrived.
Sadlier's, Keith avenue.-adv.
ID. j. Morse of Montpelier is having a
20 per cent discount sale of coats and
suits.-adv.
Door checks will be given every lady
attending the dance at Rowland hall
Wednesday evening; Gilbertson's nov
city orchestra.-adv
Miss Katherine Brown, who is en-
ployed in Waterbury, spent Sunday at
her home on Jefferson street, returning
this morning to her employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zanleoni, ir.,
concluded honeymoon trip to New
York City, arriving here last evening.
The couple were married in Montpelier
last Wednesday morning at St. Au-
gustine's church.
Miss Arlene Sargent, having passed
two weeks vacation with her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Sargent, at 1853
North Main street, returned to the
Louis Bane Lumber company in Bris-
toll, to-day to continue her duties as
bookkeeper.
HG luutIhl Vi w liltdIH L. NldlutD,
who died Saturday morning at his
home on Keith avenue, will be held
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from
the house. There will be Masonic and
Clan Gordon rituals. Interment will be
in Hope cemetery
Mario Zanleoni and Clifton Kelly mo-
tored from Millers Falls, Mass, Satur-
day afternoon to pass the week end
with friends in Barre They plan to
start the return trip to the Millers
Falls Tool works, where they are en-
| ployed, this afternoon.
Ex service men have your army over
coats dyed and beat the II. c. of L.
Army coats dyed black, blue or brown
in fast colors, guaranteed. Coats that
have been dyed by me may be seen at
my shop. Also bring in your furs to be
repaired. Fur garments remodelled. j.
Kovalsky, Eastman block. Tel. 1921.
| Alden and Clarence Burke, students
of the University Of Vermont, returned
to Burlington last evening after at
tending the third degree work on a
class of 40 candidates at the Mont
pelier council rooms Many knights
| from Barre also attended the ceremo-
MES and returned to this city by spe-
cial car afterwards.
Mr.. and Mrs + NJ Lee of Milwaukee,
Wis, announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Mildred, to Francis T.
Marion, formerly Of Chicago, III. Mr.
Marion was born in Barre and is the
son Of the late f. O. Marion, founder
of the Marion Cigar store Of this city
He now makes his headquarters in Chi
cago, as assistant manager of the
Black g., Decker Manufar turing Co, Of
Baltimore, Md The wedding win take
place in April of next year at Long
Beach, Cal, where Mrs. lee and her
daughter are spending the winter.
The most successful fair in the an
nails Of Clan Gordon and Ladies' Aux
iliary is the verdict of those who had
| in charge the necessary arrangements
and Saturday night was a fitting eli
max. for over 600 admissions were paid
to listen to the program and indulge in
the dancing which continued until mid
night. II was remarked by many that
| the hall never before held SO many at
| one time so congested was ii during
the early part Of the evening, A pro-
gram that was up to the standard Of
| the two previous nights delighted. Il
consisted Of selections by the Zaix
troupe, instrumentalists vocal solos by
Mrs Alex McEatfie and George Mcleod
and exhibition dancing by the two ia
yorites, the Naughton sisters, music for
the latter being furnished by Piper
w. b. Scott CAROLS orchestra fur.
nished an excellent brand Of music to
crowd Of dancers while amusements
Of different character attracted others
The clansmen will realize good sum
from their efforts and feel extremely
grateful for the generous patronage ac-
corded them by the public.