The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-18
TALK OF THE TOWN


ing, temporarily, at the +. d. Lad
Co, store
Wrestling Friday night, Clan hal
Sailor Brown VS.. Shimkus. A goo
match promised adv
The ladies of the Congregations
church will give baked ham suppe
Wednesday, March 24.-adv.
New and stunning gowns are to b.
worn at The Follies,7 tonight am
Friday at the opera house. adv.
Rev. +. b. Leach of Montpelier con
Quoted the Lenten service at the Churcl
of the Good Shepherd last evening.
There will be a meeting of the Y. Y
G. at the home of Miss Nadine Scot
on Pleasant street tonight at 7 o'clock
Charles Rand of Graniteville arrived
in this city this morning after an alb
sence' of two months passed in Maine
New York says this is National veil
ing week, but you will find a smart
pretty veil at the Mrs. Shepard Co.
lnc.--adv.
Children's classes in dancing start
! Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Phone
1861 or inquire at liz North Main
street. adv.
The fire insurance claim of Genest &
Beauicu was settled by the Page &
Campbell agency this morning; damage
estimated about $3.50.
| John Bianchi, a marine of Norfolk,
Va, is here spending two months
| ftrlough with his mother, Mrs John
| Bianchi of Washington street.
Trow hill school will hold box so.
cial at grange hall Friday evening,
March 10. Everybody is invited. La
dies be sure and bring baskets adv
You will be surprised at the won
derful values we offer in suits or over
coats at $40 to 500, made to your spe-
cial order. T. A. Hutchinson, over
Ladds store.
If you want to chase your worries
away, come and hear Vic. Gilbert in
THE Cotter's Saturday Night March
26, under the auspices Of Clan Gordon,
No. l2.-adv.
James W. Sullivan, the newly APP
pointed chief of police, took the oath of
office before Magistrate James Mackay
at the city building this morning, and
win assume Office next Sunday
Mrs. NJ l.. Terry OF Springfield,
Mass, who has been visiting her par
euts, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mcleod OF
GraniteviIle, for the past two weeks,
returned to her home to-day.
Mrs. Alice Pilsbury Gilbert, recog-
nized as one of the most expert accom-
panists will be with THE Cotters
Saturday Night" company in the Barre
opera house on March 26.--adv.
Miss Mary Watson of Merchant
street, who has just returned from
three months visit to Scotland, re-
sumed her duties with the National
Life Insurance company in Montpelier
yesterday.
Two more recruiting officers, Sergt.
A H. Bennett and Sergt. Earl Grant
OF Camp Devens. are stationed at the
Barre postoffice this week to divulge to
anyone interested anything concerning
the various branches of the United
States army,
The ladies OF the Congrega tional |
church will hold their annual Easter |
sale and supper Wednesday afternoon
and evening, March "a. Aprons, fancy |
work cooked food and candy will be |
on sale at the various booths. adv.
Members of the knights of Column
bus are requested TO meet at the coun-
eli rooms tonight for the purpose Of
OF their hate fraternal brother, John
w Dneen, this evening, and solemnize
The orders rituals.
Goddard's basketball team. composed
Of Slayton, Gsughan, McPeake, Miller
and Holcomb, left on the noon train for
White River Junction, where tonight
hey meet the legion team Of that
.own, Tomorrow night they play at
" II.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians and
he Ladies Auxiliary wish to express
heir thanks TO all those who took part
II the musical, and especially TO Rev
,. VI. Mckenna for his able and in
tructive address, and TO all those who
II any way helped to make il great
uccess.
A delightful program Of songs Of
'lden times was given at the meeting
Il the womans association at the Con-
Tegational church yesterday afternoon
" Miss Myrtle Cow and Mrs. Harry
Usher. The program was given under
he direction of Mrs. Nelson Ballard,
fho also acted as accompanist
In the Masonic hall last evening ~
members Of Ruth chapter, No. 30. O.
J. S. assembled about tables for a
upper. served by the mems circle At
80 degree work on six candidates
ras begun and the officers later pre-.
ented the blazing star addenda. This
'as annual inspection night. so Grand
.ecturer Miss Abbie +. Clark Of Ran
olph. District Deputy Grand Matron
FRS. Margaret u. Knowles of Water ,
ury and Deputy Grand Patron Viii
am Herriek were all present.
The rails of the Washington street
Iectric railway which for nearly two
'eeks. 10 be explicit. since March q. !
aye been hidden from vision BY snow
nd ice, were to-day being uncovered
Y workmen Of the railway with picks
nd shovels. In places six inches Of ice !
al to be loosened before the rail was
cared However. the line from city
,uare TO Mount street had been
cared and it was the hopes % the su- !,
10 have tho road open for !.
.rvice this evening. Workmen yester-
" succeeded in opening the Seminary
m line 10 Center street. but progress .
re was haltsd abruptly by drifts Of :
low and ice measuring several feet in q
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