The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

III Po'"o' lLimOTeY ,,
II Dance in Rowland hall Saturda,
night. Landi's orchestra adv.
H We have few suits in sizes from
30 to/3S to close at $24.50. Lamorey $
See the new Kohler & Campbell
II player piano at Bailey's Music Rooms
A large assortment of good all WOO
velvet collar overcoats, all sizes, a.
only $3.50. Lamorey's
Cover your roof with the N. D
| Phelps Co.'S Certain-teed plastic root
cement at &c pound.--adv.
During the absence of Dr.. Jackson
DIR. NJ. l.. Chandler will act as medical
attendant for the Odd Ladies.
Public dance, armory hall, Montpel.
Ter, Saturday night, CAROLS orches-
ira. Special car after dance.-adv.
Children's classes in dancing start
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock Phone
1861 or inquire at liz North Main
street.-adv.
Satisfy your sweet tooth at the can
dy BOOTH Easter sale, next Wednesday
afternoon and evening, Congregational
churcn,-adN
Hear that talented young artist,
Miss Kathleen LeBaron, at Barre City
bands concert in Barre opera house,
March 25adv
William Mccarthy of Hartford
Conn, is expected here to join his wife
and pass a few days at his home on
South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Bennett returned
this morning from weeks stay in
Boston, where they have been attend
ing the automobile show.
Remember that the concert to be
given by the Barre City band, March
instruments. The band needs your
support.-adv.
If you are interested in the natural
law in the spiritual world you will be
glad to hear the lecture on divine heal.
ing at the Universalist church Sunday
evening adv.
Mrs. Alice Pillsbury Gilbert, recog
nized as one of the most expert accom-
panists, will be with "The Cotter's
Saturday Night company in the Barre
opera house on March 28--adv.
Miss s. L. Kelley a stenographer in
the Granite Mutual Insurance company
office, has resigned her position and
goes to-day to Burlington, where she
is to make her home with relatives
Martin Mcmahon of West street has
- .
stores of the Waldorf system in Boston
to take position as travelling sales
man for Burke Broes.' granite firm of |
this city and starts on his itinerary |
next week.
Home service has again been resumed !
at Jackson block, room No. 2 Tuesday |
and Saturday nights from I to O. In
surance, compensation, claims, any |
other matter under home service work |
will be attended to at this office, the |
above stated room and time.
On Thursday evening. April Is UNI
der the auspices of the ladies' union OF |
the Universalist church, a dance will |
be held in Rowland hall. CAROLS or
chestra has been engaged to furnish
the music and dancing will be in order
from to II o'clock.-adv.
A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home OF Miss Aureiia Tomasini
on Granite street, when about 20 of
Miss Louise Campagnari's friends
gathered to celebrate her 10th birth
day. Games and singing were enjoyed
the evening. The music OF
a victrola soon had the young folks
dancing. Refreshments of ice cream,
cake and waters were served by Misses
Geneva Reilly, Helen Stacy and Azure
liza Tomasini. At the close Of the even
ing, Paul Restelli presented the hostess
a handsome poeketbook and box of
The guests departed at a
late hour, wishing the hostess many
more happy birthdays.
The annual meeting of the Happy
club was held at the home
Of Miss Mary Berini OF North Sem
mary street Thursday evening. Tween.
tyfve members and invited guests
were present. After the business meet
ing, program prepared by commit
tee composed of four of the members
was given. Among the numbers was
4 farce comedy, entitled The Rubo and
His Wife, which proved a tremendous
success. There were also several novel
lance numbers given by the Misses
Leona Lamperti, Edna and Leonlda
Rossi and Mary Berini. Games were
llso played, including many guessing
contests and among the lucky ones
we're the Misses Margaret Lamperti.
Amelia Calderara and Mary Jervasi. .,
The party broke up at a late hour,
zach and every one declaring that the !
Iffair was great success The com
nttee in charge of the affair was :
Misses Edna Rossi, Leonilda Rossi.
Mary Berini and Leona Lamperti. =
The boxing matches staged in Mont :
,elier under Managers DAILY and Meigs I
ave gained considerable attention ,
rom the sporting public and the in d
crest of years ago is bringing great /
" number of people to see these bouts +
ach time. The next set of exhibitions Z
viii be given in the armory hall on J.
Wednesday evening, March p Bert
ones became favorite in the first set \
4 exhibitions aud since then requests !
o bring him hack have been sent to i
he management. He is fast man. !,
lightweight and meets Sergt Swar- :
from. champion of his class at Camp
leveHs. Swarstrom knocked ont HAYES
1 Fort Ethan Allen in one round. hut
I'LL have some difficulty in repeating
his feat upon Jones Young Collins.
he fighting Italian from Cambridge.
lass. viii he back again to meet Lit
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