The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

w. B. Stevenson of st. Johnsbury was
among the business visitors in Barre
| yesterday.
Russell Sawyer of Summer street has
| begun work in the Office of the Granite
City Press.
John Mckenzie of Long street left
last night for Troy, n Y, where he VIII
take two weeks vacation.
Mrs. William Mccarthy of Hartford,
Conn, is visiting at the home OF Mrs.
Jane Tassie of Cliff street.
Alden Burke and Fay Mann went to
st. Adams bay yesterday by automobile
to remain ov@ the week end with
| friends.
Peter McIntire of Boston, cattle buy
err was business visitor IN Barre TO-
day and will make his headquarters here
while buying in this section.
Mrs. Fred LeClair, accompanied by
her son, Archie, left this morning for a
six weeks visit with her mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Gridler, in Norwich, Conn.
Miss Ruth Chalmers, having passed a
two weeks vacation with her parents on
Washington street, returned this morn
ing to her employment in Hartford, Conn.
Joseph Lavery, who was called to
Springfield by the sudden illness Of his
wife, returned to this city yesterday,
since Mrs. Lavery's condition is much
improved.
Mrs. o. Gregware of Boston, formerly
of this city, arrived at the home of Mrs.
John johnson of South Main street last
evening to spend few days with friends
in this city.
Mrs. Henry Miles and daughter, Hazel,
have closed their millinery and art shop
in Boston, which they conducted for the
past year, to return to their home on the
Montpelier road.
A nice line of ladies', misses and girls
Silverleaf brand winter coats on display
Particular attention given to stout sizes
We challenge competition, cash or credit.
Sadlier, Keith avenue.
John Tomasi of Merchant street, the
former high school football star fullbaek
left Yesterday afternoon for Burlington
to Join the varsity football squad OF the
University of Vermont.
Ortanzio Bardosi, musician in the first
Vermont infantry band with number
of months overseas service, leaves Sun
day night for Boston, where he will at
tend the Conservatory of Music.
Earl Lilly, who moved to Bristol
Conn, a few weeks ago, having procured
employment, returned to his home here
Yesterday to have an operation per
formed on his left eye with hopes that
it may cure the Effectiveness.
Miss Teresa Mochetti of "a Batcheldel
| street, employed as bookkeeper in tn
office of c. Bianchi & Son has returned
from a two weeks vacation trip to Mas
sachusetts. With her was Miss Lucille
Berini of Richmond, who will remain
with her over the week end
Misses Alma and Eva Blay Of Z;
BROOKLYN street left this morning 10
Schenectady, n. Y, TO spend a couple
of weeks with relatives. Charles Irish
who recently finished work az the Phelps
company as a plumber, went with then
! TO Schenectady, where he Is going to b
employed at his trade.
, The North Barre Red Sox are busy or
Il ganizing football team and il promise
Il to be fast one. The team will be mad
|, up Of veteran prep. school players ant
Il several of the old |. A. c. and B. A. {
teams. A game with Montpelier sem
H inary Is being arranged for in the nea
II future. A speedy backfeld will b
II picked from these men; I. starr, J.
II Kingston, a. Roderiek, "Duchy' Riceia
II relli and "Dany" Ricciareili. A stron
II line will be made up Of husky stone
II crushers" who know the game
Il A show that was well worth the pat
Il ronage Of everyone within the two cltie
II was Nothing But Lies" which played j
III the Barre opera house last evening How
II ever, comparatively small crowd turne
III out; but those who did win have humor
III GUS "reminiscences for some time TO com'
III as it was one continual laugh from tn
III rising Of the curtain at S:l5 until tn
III last fall at 1890 A cast Of decided
III clever actors, all stars in their part
III portrayed Aaron Hoffman's three &C
III farce in the true light that was intended
III II was play with vast wealth OF wit
II ticism that stopped only with the fall {
II the curtain. Between the acts Landi
seven. piece orchestra produced a numbt
II of popular and pleasing airs. Possibl
II the heavy downpour OF rain throughou
the day prevented many lover OF con
H edy from attending the opening perform
ance in long chain of plays schedule
ii to appear in Barre during the winte
- months II every troup which appear
before an audience in this city attain
the high quality and calibre OF "Nothin
| But Lies" they will require much great
err and more liberal support than tbs
| given last evening. II was two years ag
| when the last group Of professional a.
tors and actresses stood before the foo
| lights here. Attention was then turne
! 49, thaafr xvhO HAY
slept for two long seasons are expecte
to awaken before next Wednesday
attend "Flo Flo" the big musical con
edy which has crowded theatres through
out the country. Since it has playt
here before, little need be said here col
corning its merits Next Friday nigl
'Paror, Bedroom and Bath will all
show in Barre.