The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-25
TALK OF THE 1'OWN

/ New spring caps over window. La
4 morey's.
II Get your share of the bargains a
II the moye-on sale. adv.
II New maple syrup and sugar at Rich
ardson farm NJ. il. Briggs.
New showing of separate skirts a
Morse's, Montpelier.-ady.
Dance in Rowland hall Saturda,
night; Landi's orchestra adv.
| A good assortment of spring hats Al
Mrs. Shadows, Forsythe place. adv
Just received by express this noon
80 pairs youths rubber boots, sizes II
to 2. Tilden Shoe Co.
Don't miss good time in Clan Cor
don hall tonight; dancing to |. Ex
cellent music. Gents Use, ladies free
adv.
Tickets for "The Cotters Saturday
Night" will be on sale at the box of
flee of the opera house tonight from
6 to 9.--adv.
Mrs. Holden, soprano soloist, has in.
teresting program in store for music
lovers of Barre March 80, Rowland
hall adv
Myer s. Levin, manager Of the Union
Clothing Co., returned this morning
from an extended business trip to New
York City and Boston.
Miss Marjorie Wheeler of Division
street, after spending a week with rela :
tives in Springfield, Mass. returned to
the city yesterday afternoon.
New sugar on snow with the usual
fxins at the Baptist church Friday
night at 1880 Sugar furnished by
+. NJ. Allen. Everybody invited adv.
Rosary Bison. sou of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. f. Bison of East Barre, arrived
this morning from the University Of
| Vermont to pass the Easter vacation
at his home.
Don't forget the dance Wednesday,
April I, Rowland hall Landi's orches.
! ira. Tickets may be secured from
F. w Robinson at Ladd's store and
browns Drug Store adv
Barre opera house, March %, is the
date set for the Barre City bands con
cert. Do not miss it, as by your at
tendance you are helping the band to
purchase a new set of instruments.ad
Nermont's premier entertainer, Miss
Kathleen LeBaron, will be heard in her
latest and best program at the Barre
City bands concert March % at Barre
opera house. Do not miss hearing her.
adv
Two Graniteville families, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Blcdeau and three children
and Mr. and Mrs. James LaPoint and
six children, passed through the city
to-day while on their way to Fitch
burg, Mass, where they plan to estab-
lish residence.
Fred Jones and George Hoolahan.
truck drivers who have been employed
by the contractor of the state garage
building on the Barre Montpelier road,
completed duties yesterday and left
this morning for Rutland to follow the
same vocation.
Homeward bound to spend the East
er vacation were many Of the students |
of Goddard seminary this morning, |
having completed examinations for the |
term. Among the number to leave on |
the l25 train were; Frederick Mosh |
er, Cambridge, Mass; Gerald Griffin,
Hudson, Mass; Maurice Rutland, Win.
chendon. Mass; Miss Elizabeth Elan.
Brace, Buffalo, n. Y and John Long, /
Holyoke, Mass. Many more leave on /
the afternoon and night trains to-day. !
Al Lundstrom. known as the Swed
ish marvel in the wrestling world, ar
rived in Barre last evening to await
the match with Henry Yeeles Of Der
lin, n. H., in the armory hall in Mont
pelier tonight. Followers of the wrest
ling game in Barre will remember that
Yeeles defeated Llmdstrum in Barre
about three weeks ago, winning the
best and last two falls OF a three fall
bout Lundstrum claimed he had a
severe cold and in reality was in no
condition to meet such an opponent as
Yeeles. He has since been training
hard, but probably no more than
Yeeles, who keeps in condition all the
time. Lundstrums ambition and de-
termination TO throw this man, who
stayed 81 minutes with Joe Stecker
and lost after two ribs were broken
with a body scissors, is backed up by
a $500 side bet.
Little did Miss Angie Movalh book
keeper at G. w. Averill & Co.'S store,
realize what was in store for her last
evening when accompanying Miss Lena
Barberi TO Worthen hall, for she was
led TO believe that invitations to
private dance had been received by
Miss Barberi and until she found her
self in the midst of a dark room and
by many voices believed
such was the case. Besides these mys-
ferrous voices in the room was a large
AXE lighted with many candles. how
many she did not attempt to find out
Or even think to count, but when the
electric lights were snapped on smil-
ng faces of so young people. whom she
readily recognized as acquaintance,
her on all sides Then
someone informed her that they were
al there to make joyous her birthday,
which they did in fine manner before
he party dispersed. Three members
VI CAROLS orchestra struck up the
'hords of grand march that concluded
With dancing Dancing was the prin-
,ipal entertainment until announce.
nent was made that refreshments
we're to be served. Gariboldi Barberi,
N behalf of the 80 young couples, pre-
ented the guest a beautiful silk UNI
,rella. Amusements and dancing CON
inued until midnight concluding then
lfter a very successful event Miss
lucille Berini Miss Lena Barberi and
Hiss Laura Movalli were the instiga-
ors of the plot that decoyed Miss Mo
ALI to the mysterious hall. these
-oung ladies being responsible for the
birthday celebration.