The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Buy pianos and sheet music at bail
ey's Music Rooms. adv.
Mrs Elsie Dingwall Is doing pastry
cooking at Goddard seminary
Svensk dams efter dragpels musk,
Foresters' hall, Feb. % XII. S.-adv.
See menu of Presbyterian supper
served Saturday night elsewhere adv
Auction sale Saturday at City Auc-
ton Market, 2 and I p. IN. See adv
adv.
Largest line of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. Il. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
The home service office in the Jack
son block will be closed Feb, % and the
work will be taken up by the American
Legion.
A daughter, Marjorie Helen, was born
Feb. II to Mr.. and Mrs Alex. Rae OF
! Springfield, Mass, both former resi-
dents of this city.
Miss Elizabeth Mccain of Portland
Me-, until recently on the teaching staff
at Goddard, is spending few days
with friends here.
The family of Irving w. Bates of
Barre request that flowers be omitted
at the funeral which is to be held to-
morrow afternoon at 80 o'clock.
James Robertson, son of Mr., and Mrs.
William Robertson of Is Lewis street,
who underwent an operation at the
City hospital, is gaining favorably and
! expects to return home soon.
| c. II. Campbell of Old Orchard, Me-,
who has been quite i'll for the past few
weeks, is greatly improved. Herman
T. Campbell of this city is visiting at
Old Orchard for few days,
Please bring food for Congregational
food sale Saturday; church open at
p. m, sale from to 5. The second In
a series the proceeds of which are for
the Armenian relief fund.-adv
Mrs. Edw Shallow formerly Mrs.
s. e. Laviolette) is attending the mil
linery openings and fashion show in
| Boston and New York. On her return
she will reopen her millinary parlor at
her home, Forsythe place. adv.
Woodmen, attention. Large class
adopted tonight at Eagles hall, Mont
pelier. Supreme National Lecturer
/ Whelan will speak. Meeting called at
| 1880 All Woodmen wishing to 20 to
Montpelier please meet at odd Fellows
hall to take the GAO car.
The members and their friends Of the
Glenugie club will gather again on Sat
urday night, Feb. Is, this time in Clan
| Gordon hall. to celebrate what Is known
as hammock NIGHT This is an old-fash-
ioned custom, which is stif, and always
will be, carried on by BUCCANEERS and
sons of Buchan, district in the north
of Aberdeen, Scotland. At this celebra-
ton, each will be served with bannocks
and syrup, done up in good shape for
this occasion. which win bring back
memories Of bygone days. There will
also be other refreshments and a good
program and good music, All the old
| fashioned dances will be in full swing
during the evening, so come out, mem
bers, and bring your lasses and have
good time.
Friends here of Mrs Edwin Wass-
man. a former Barre resident, will be
sorry to learn OF her death, which oc'
cured at Aniheim, Cal, Nov. 2l, tidings
of which were recently received IN
this city. Mrs. Wassman will be better
remembered here as Florence kendriek.
She attended Spsulding high school
and took quite an active part in social
affairs among the young people, Her
removal to California dates back about
dozen years ago For the past two
wears she had been patient sufferer,
bearing up courageously under the
| strain Of her affliction. Besides her
husband and a son she is survived by
her mother. Mrs. Ella Kendriek, with
whom she lived and was cared for, and
two brothers, William Kendrick OF On
tario, Cal, and G. II. kendrick OF Enos-
burg Falls, formerly proprietor OF
drug store in this city. Mrs. hendrick
| is now making her home with her son
/ in Ontario The remains of Mrs. Wass-
man were buried at Long Beach Nov.
rs