The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

NJ S. Levin of the Union Clothing Co.
went to New York City yesterday on
a short business trip
Miss Mildred Lander of Washington
street is in Boston for few days visit
ing friends and relatives
Worlds series baseball games repro
| duced play for play on Paragraph, 3 p.
m. every day, Playhouse, Montpelier
adv
Rev. F. L. Goodspeed of this city spoke
before a body of the students at the
vesper service at the University of Yer
mont yesterday afternoon.
The amusement committee of the Odd
Ladies will meet at the home of Mrs
! William Stevens, Pleasant street, on
! Wednesday evening at Z o'clock.
Ralph Davis, who is employed in a
brokers office in Boston, is visiting for a
| few days at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. i. R. Davis of Maple Grove
street.
The following names should have been
included Saturday with the committee
having in charge the Winnetta council
bazaar; Mrs. NJ s. Levin, Mrs James
/ Taylor, Mrs Hugh Christie, Mrs, William
Walker, Alex Simpson and George erich
ton.
Georgianna MIDGET, representative p
| f. Bonney's Sons, SAD Washington street,
Boston, viii take orders for coats, capes,
suits, ready -to-wear dresses, etc. Prices
reasonable. Goods on approval Salts
faction guaranteed. Tel. 47-W, SO Park
street adv
4 Mrs. Ida Martnson left Saturday with
4 DR.. and Mrs. Homer Sowles for Today
visit in Boston Her daughter and SON
m-law, DR.. Homer Sowles, have been
visiting in Barre for several days with
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Sowles of Jeckley
hill
Twelve of the Barre teachers motored
yesterday to the White mountains in the
cars of Ira Houston and j. b Sanguinets
ii. The party enjoyed basket picnic at
Crawford Notch and all report most
enjoyable afternoon. The scenery there
is probably unsurpassed at this time of
the year.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Smith of Summer
street took their young son, Gordon, 10
the Boston Children's hospital, where
this morning he was to be operated on
by Dr. Robert W. Lovett, infantile par
alysis specialist The child lost the use
of both legs two years ago last June
and has been severely crippled ever since.
DR.. Lovett has had extremely good sue
cess with such cases and it is hoped this
will prove to be another such
The ladies aid OF the Baptist church
win have their harvest dinner and supper
| Tuesday, Oct I Menu for dinner: Boiled
dinner Indian pudding, mince, apple and
| pumpkin pie, white and brown bread
pickles, cheese, doughnuts, tea and cof.
| fee. Price, 35c Served from II to 30
Menu for supper: Meat and vegetable
hash, pies, doughnuts, hot rolls. Price
| Soc Served. from $50 to g. The Unitus
class will hold a sale also Tuesday after
noon and evening Of plain and fancy ar
ticles--adv.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
Saturday when about thirty friends
gathered on Spring street to celebrate
Miss Victoria Cecchin's 18th birthday
Music was furnished by the following
musicians: Pianist, Miss Enez Aldrighet-
ii, violinists, John Xaiz and Eugene Ma.
Mira, guitar, Alexander Jeffrey A vocal
solo was given by Miss Leona Lamperti
and one by Giggi Sassarosi. Refresh.
ments were served, and soon games and
| dancing began. Miss Cecchini received
many presents during the evening. Not
until late hour did the young people
dispense to their homes.
Miss Josie Albisetti of Foster street
was given a very pleasant surprise at
her home last Friday evening, when
about 40 OF her friends gathered to cele-
brate her birthday. The evening was
spent in playing games, dancing and
| singing Miss Nellie earle gave several
vocal solos. which were much enioved by
! the party Miss Lillian Corti acted as
pianist during the evening. Miss Abb
| setti was presented silk umbrella Miss
Inez Maberini making the presentation,
to which Miss Albisetti gratefully re.
sponded. Refreshments were served.
consisting Of sandwiches. coffee, ice
cream and waters, Dancing was enjoyed
by the party until about midnight
Yesterday was observed as rally day
at the Hedding Methodist Episcopal
church. and attendances at both the
morning and evening services and at the
Sunday school hour were large. During
the morning service the pastor, Rev. b,
| G. Lipsky, delivered an inspiring mes
sage from the subject The Joy of
Evangelism Following the sermon
| baptism was administered by the pastor
and Is persons were taken into full or
probationary membership. At the Sun
day school hour the rally day service
was used The evening service was de-
voted to special program, youth and
the New Day" presented by the Sunday
school with the aid of the choir After
congregational singing, scripture reading
and prayer, there were Rotations given,
and then followed four part pageant,
which was rendered very well and held
for as minutes the close attention of
large audience, the church being filled
nearly to its capacity. The pageant por-
trayed the conditions of the past, show
ing its failure, and atter this was pre-
scented the new day with its conditions
The lesson running through the pageant
was the need of the world to -day 4or
the teachings Of the church and there
was plea for the support of the Sun
day school. Dean Davis was very good
as Old World, having the part of an
elderly man. MIS-. dlenn =. carpenter
was costumed as New World and pre-
sented the part effectively. Alfred A.
Boyce appeared in the part of Church
OF Christ and gave a forceful presenta
ton Of it's case. Mrs. B. G. Lipsky, in
garb of black and service flag with
gold stars, was especially impressive in
her presentation of the part for the fall
en- soldier. There were Is participants,
among them several in costume, and all
the narts were very well taken. The