The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Fresh Strawberries in college ices al
Russell's.
Read Miss M. NJ Minnie's millinery
adv, page 5,adv.
George G. Morrison, ir., is still very i'll
at his home, 6 Laurel street.
| Mrs. L. NJ. Pratt of Mortified was in
the city yesterday on business.
Scissors, razors and safety razor blades
sharpened at browns Drug Store.
! Tonight at S:l5 sharp, the mystery OF
"The Schoolmistress," at Spaulding. -ad
| Dance in Socialist hall, Granite street
! Saturday night, Landi's orchestra, adv,
Your only opportunity to see "The
Schoolmistress," at Spaulding tonight
adv.
! Fresh arrival to-day Of Paige & Shaw
chocolates and bonbons Barre Candy
Kitchen.
Miss Ruth E. Nelson has returned
home after visiting Miss Helen Parrot of
Burlington.
Miss Eva Demas of West Corinth sub
mitted to an operation at the City hos.
pital yesterday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy French of
| North Main street at the City hospital
| yesterday, a son.
| Miss Viola Lascor returned to st. Al
bans last evening, after visiting her par
ents for few days.
| A daughter was born yesterday at the
City hospital to Dr. and Mrs. c. f. Rob
inson of Williamstown.
| Once schoolmistress, always a school
mistress, doesn't apply to Miss Dyott.
See her at Spaulding to-night.-ady
Rev. Edgar Grassland returned to Mat
Japan, Mass, yesterday, after spending
the past two days with his family here.
Rev. Francis l.. Laird Of West Barnet
returned to his home to-day after having
transacted business in the city yester-
day.
In the basement of the Daylight store
last evening after closing hour % clerks
were entertained at a sugar party given
by the the manager, Miss j. P. Nourse.
The best choice of wooden for dresses
and coats, silk and taffeta, crepe de chine,
georgette crepe, wolfe and long cloth.
The Little Dry Goods Store, Cottage
street, off North Main.
Private Ora Whitney of the l0lst ma
chine gun battalion of the Yankee d.
vision returned to Camp Devens to-day,
after three day furlough at his home
in Williamstown and with relatives in
this city.
Miss Bertha Hooker has been visit
or in Plainfield at the home of Mrs II.
Perry for a few days. but came bone
yesterday TO greet her brother, Lieut.
Neil w. Hooker, before ending her East
err vacation
Rudolph Cutting, Plain6eld lad re
Gently returned from France with the
headquarters division, came TO Barre YES
terday 10 renew acquaintance made here
while attending Goddard seminary in
l9l0-l2, when he starred ON the baseball
| team for that institution.
Mrs. Henry Wheeler was conveyed in
the new automobile ambulance Of A. w.
Badger & Co., to her home on the East
Montpelier road yesterday from the City
hospital. A week ago, Mrs. Wheeler was
! operated upon for appendicitis and has
been recovering rapidly ever since,
Nurses in training at the City hospital
were entertained by Mrs. Nellie Bisnchi
| in her rooms in Averill block last even
| ing. Games and music furnished enter
| tainment and refreshments Of sand
witches, sherbet, cake and waters were
served the guests. An enjoyable even.
ing was spent.
At the +. b. House farm in Berlin
yesterday afternoon an auction sale of
20 head of registered Holstein and AYR
shire stock was disposed of at good
prices. G. II. Bigelow paid the highest
price, which was 1926; Waldo Farrar of
Montpelier purchased a granddaughter
of the $4,000 bull named King Sagis
Pontiac Alcapra, for $3.50
A rare opportunity to hear a musical
program of high order will be provided
by the music and art department Of the
Barre Woman's club on Tuesday even
| ing, April 10, in Rowland hall The re.
cital will be given by Mrs Dean II.
Perry, with Miss Gladys Gale assisting
at a second piano In Mozart concerto.
! Fred Inglis will sing some Of Mrs.
Perry's own vocal compositions. The
public is cordially invited to attend Ad-
mission l5c. Club members admitted by
| their ticket
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Webster returned
from Montreal this morning bringing
with them their son, James A. Webster,
who on Monday received his discharge
from the Canadian army. Private Web
ster, in company with other Barre boys,
enlisted in 1917 in the Canadian forces
and in October of that year went over
seas attached TO the 97th field artillery,
He went through all the big battles in.
Guiding Cambria and also received the
Mons medal for participating in that
memorable struggle. He treasures as a
souvenir a piece of the first German
aeroplane brought down by his company.
A royal welcome was given the men on
| their return to Montreal early in the
week Mr. Webster will resume his for
mer occupation in this city after short
rest.
v A social for Masons and lady