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

Mae Dean Is absent lnls week De
cause of an liberated tooth.
Don't forget the big move-on sale OF
footwear at the Tiden Shoe Co.--adv
William Ross of Brook street re,
turned from Hartford, Conn. yester'
day.
Victor and Sonora talking machine
needles on sale at Baileys Music
| Rooms
Il. w. Smith and wife are spending
several weeks with Mrs. Smiths son in
Boston.
Call early, select your Easter hat
and have me save it for you Mrs.
/ Birnie.-adv.
Fresh celery, lettuce, radishes and
/ spinach for Saturday at Marchetti's
/ Fruit store.
/ New spring percales and ginghams
| Just received at the New Dry Goods
Store, Pearl street.-adv.
Fresh consignment of new walnut
meats just received at the Barre Candy
Kitchen. Try them.-adv,
Hear that talented young artist,
Miss Kathleen LeBaron, at Barre City
bands concert in Barre opera house,
March 25.--adv.
Good things to eat at the domestic
booth, Easter sale. Congregational
church yestry, Wednesday afternoon
and eyening.-adv.
Forget your troubles and come and
hear Daniel Ross in "The Cotter's Sat
urday Night at the opera house on
Friday, March 26.adv.
Do not miss hearing Miss Kathleen
LeBaron in an entire new program at
the Barre City bands concert at Barre
opera house March 25.-adv.
Noah Meyet, who has just finished
work at the Welch farm on the Plain
field road, left to-day for Fitchburg,
Mass, having secured employment
there.
Remember that the concert to be
given by the Barre City band, March
25, is for the purchase of a set of new
instruments The band needs your
support.-ady.
Next Tuesday afternoon at 2:45 Mrs.
Pearl Randall Wasson dean of women
at the University of Vermont, is ex-
peeted to speak to the members of the
Woman's club at Rowland hall
Next Monday night the class in con
temporary history, conducted by Mrs.
Wales, will meet in Aldrich hall at
1870 All members of the Woman's
club who are interested are invited to
attend.
Miss Carrie Calcagni, stenographer
OF the H. r. Patch & Co., granite office,
together with her mother, Mrs Teo
linda Calcagni OF AZ Center street, left |
last night for Cleveland, Ohio, and plan
to pass week in that state.
Beginning this week, the Wells River
high school will receive two scholar. |
ships from the University OF Vermont |
each year. These scholarships win be
given to the young man and woman
who graduate with the highest marks
for the four years work.
Students! Alumni Public Enter.
tainment by Miss Kathleen Lebanon at I
the Spaulding assembly hall Friday
evening, March 20, at 7;30. Admis.
sion, POE. Tickets on sale at Cummings
4 Lewis and at Bell & Houstons. A
good time is assured. Dance follows
ldv.
The Lyceum this week was in charge
L.. H.. Il, =. L I'll
he class wrote a two-act farce, "An
Did Fashioned School," which the whole
lass presented. This was one of the
lass contest programs, all of which
nave now been given except the
freshman.
The entertainment by Miss Kathleen
4eBaron, accompanied by Miss Gladys
iale of Barre, given last evening in
lilies hall, Graniteville under the aus.
ices of the ladies' guild of st. John
he Baptist Episcopal church, proved
o be one of the best ever given in that
own. Miss LeBaron kept a large au.
fence delighted with her pleasing man
er, graceful dancing and singing
here were not many who failed to
ear the talented entertainer, for $40
5as taken at the door but those who
i'd surely missed the treat of the
eason.
John Teevan Of Beacon, Y Y, man. !
ger of the Beacon shows which last s
eptember gave daily performances at
he Scampini grounds off Berlin street,
in the city making arrangements for I
mother appearance in this city which a
i'll probably be made during the last {
eek in May. This carnival show will 9
isit Rutland Burlington and ST. Al q
ans besides Barre, going from st. Al t
ans into Canada Joe Shimkus, who 7
as first introduced to Barre people
trough these shows, and who has
lade his headquarters in Barre while $
resting in st. Adams, Burlington i
nd Barre is expected to sign con-
act with this company again, leaving /
ere in about a month to fill the con {"
act v
For the first time since the telephone !
lbes were laid under Barre streets,
years ago, repairmen of the New
ngland telephone exchange were called
thaw out the cables on South Main
rect which communicate with South a
ARE, Graniteville, Websterville and a
Water had worked into \