The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

John Shores of Hill street left yester-
day for a few days visit to Montreal.
just few tons of Tokay grapes left,
IS lbs. to the crate. Put in your order
| for delivery now. See Zanleoni,-adv
| Largest line OF new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. L. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
Shore beauties, those new dainty
georgette blouses at Mrs. Shepard Co.
store.
In the list of flowers at the Spence
| funeral should have been included car
nations from the Sunday school class of
Hazel Spence.
Tickets for bagpipe band concert can
be exchanged at the box office Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday from $3.50 to
5 and 6 to p. m.--adv.
The guild of the Church of the Good
Shepard will meet Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. f. w. Robinson. Let
all the ladies be present,
All parties who have repair work be-
ing done at my shop should call for
same, as it will be necessary to dispose
of work left on my hands after 30 days,
j. J. Hastings.
! Miss Helen Stoellwel, who for the
past eight months has been at Lyndon
caring for her father, returned to Barre
week ago and has again resumed her
training at the City hospital
The most important meeting of the
year of Barre lodge, n L. o. p, will be
held tonight. Members are requested
to be prompt in attendance so that the
meeting MAY be opened on time
LA La Lucille" three-act musical
farce, appeared in the Barre opera
house last evening A rather small
crowd attended the play, but neverthe-
less the play gained the admiration and
pleased all, for it was true farce.
The whist party, which was to have
been held thursday evening in the
Knights of Columbus hall as the first
of a series of winter entertainments,
has been postponed because of altera,
tions being made to the club rooms.
Mrs W. L. Hebard, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs Alice VanDeu-
sen, and her niece, Mrs. Irving White
head, at the home of s. D. Allen, also
her daughter, Miss Frances Hebard, at
Montpelier, returned to-day to her home
in Randolph Center.
Owing to the dropping out Of line
of the copy telling Of thes amount of
money paid to the state of Vermont by
state banks, as printed in yesterday s
paper, the amounts paid by two Of the
three state banks in Barre were ineor-
rectly given The figures should have
been as follows; Granite Savings Bank
& Trust Co., $l2,0744s; Barre Savings
Bank & Trust Co, S9,70656; Quarry
Savings Bank & Trust Co., S7,00s.Ss.
Through the courtesy of the Barre
Woman's club, the rehearsals Of the
chorus Of Marrying Mary" the new
Legion play, are being chaperoned by a
committee composed Of Mrs A. G.
Jones, Mrs. f. NJ. Kempton, Mrs. Ar.
thur Tilden, Mrs Ned Lewis, Mrs.
Warren Cummings and Mrs. G, A.
Brown Mr. Gage is ably assisted at
these rehearsals by Miss Beatrice Pa.
pin, pianist, and Mrs. Harry Fisher,
who assists in the direction of the cho-
rus singing.
/ Up to the present time 2,540 sugar
cards have been distributed in Barre,
! the possession of the cards enabling the
holder to secure half pound Of sugar
per person in the family each week,
providing there is sugar for distribu-
| ton. This number is far short of the
| total distributed during the war time
shortage Of sugar, the list of names
having run as high as 3,400 at that
time. However, the present list OF
cards is constantly being augmented
and promises, if the system is long con-
tinued, to reach well toward the former
| figure,
A holiday ceremonial and annual
meeting Of Suadah temple, No. l40, d,
o. X, K, viii be held in this city to-
morrow afternoon and evening, at which
time Dokies from many parts of the
state will be here TO take part in the
proceedings. The annual meeting and
election Of officers take place in the
| lodge rooms Of the local Knights Of
Pythias TO be followed by dinner in
the banquet room adjoining. The meet
ing is at 4;30 while the dinner will be
served AT Oi9u. Inc CeIehoHldi cOHltH
at s o'clock in Rowland hall and ar
engagements are being made to accom-.
modate large number who plan to at
tend. From all indications there will
be a large class of tyros anxious to
ride the camel across the hot sands and
an interesting time may be expected.
| 1t is the intention of the committee in
charge to make this one Of the best
meetings in years and to that end con
siderable time and work has been put
into the preparations.