The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

III puy pianos at balleys MUSIC Rooms
H adv
See the values in millinery Mrs
Birnie, Laurel street.
just IL suits in this extra special
sizes 80, 36-36, at only S25 Lamorey's
The newest Broadway songs and
dances in the Dokies' 'Follies of 1920
| at the opera house next week Thursday
and Friday.--adv.
Come in and look at Mrs. Shallow e
line of spring hats before buying. Style
and prices right. Remember the place,
5 Forsythe place.-radv.
A special meeting of the Foreign
Masons will be held on Friday, March
II, at 1880 p. m. Important business,
James Glass, president.
Thomas Carroll, jr, leaves tonight
for Chicago, representing in that and
other western cities the Carroll Bros.
granite firm of this city.
You can't afford to miss the Rebekah
dance tomorrow night. A good time is
in store for all. CAROLS orchestra
Admission, 81 per couple,-adv.
A good place to have a good time
with good crowd will be at the fire
mems concert and dance in Rowland
hall Wednesday evening, March IL
adv.
All members of st. Monica's church
who are not solicited personally viii
kindly make donations for the food
sale held by the ladies' aid to enable
them to properly care for the poor
adv.
The condition Of Mrs. Dell V. Stone
of Williamstown, who for the past
few weeks has been confined to the
home of Mrs. G.. Z. Haskins of the
Morse block by illness, is much inn
proved.
Members of the Universalist church:
You are hereby requested to meet Mon
day evening, March %, at 1880 o'clock
in the church parlor for the purpose of
acting on the proposed revision of the
church constitution.
Ii. p Human, having established
himself as principal owner of the L, A.
Bugbee & Co. granite firm and who
recently purchased the Arthur Mac
neil home at 1853 Hill street, moved his !
household goods from the Montpelier |
home to Barre yesterday
Notice, Legion members Barre post, |
No. 10; There will be a mass meeting !
in city hall Montpelier, Friday even. |
ing, March IL, at s o'clock Addresses
by Fraser Metzger, Fred Rowland and |
Chaplain John T. Axton of the port of .
embarkation. Every member is urged /
to attend G. S. DeMerell, Adjt.
Mr. and Mrs. William Duncan and ,
three children, William, Muriel and
Iris, left last night for New York City,
where on Saturday Mrs. Duncan and
children sail for Aberdeen for an ex-
tended visit. Mr., Duncan will CON
tinue his residence at 65 Pleasant
street, following his trade as a granite
cutter.
Luke Gallagher left yesterday for
Boston and the Massachusetts General
where he submits soon to an
operation upon one of his hands. This
work is to be performed by DIR. Porter,
head surgeon at the hospital. who for
several weeks has been travelling
through the west Mr.. Gallagher ex-
poets to return to this city in two
weeks.
The monthly meeting of the Mems
club of the Presbyterian church oc-
Cured last evening. Following the {
business meeting a short musical pro- ,
gram was given TO which were invited :
the ladies of the church. The numbers I
well given and responded to were :
Piano selection, Mabel Stephen; vocal
solo. Mrs. Penny; reading, RI : Wv a
lie; vocal solo, George Stewui piano I
Gilbert Robertson. Refresh :
nents of cake, doughnuts, coffee and
,ea were served at the close. :
Ice and snow packed solidly in the +
racks of the electric railway through
Barrels Main street yielded much +,
quicker to the city scraper than the :
picks and shovels of workmen. This /
plan, to assist the railroad and thereby + !
make possible the operation Of electric
AIRS through Rarre's main thorough +,
ares once again, was resoTted 10 yes >,
erdav afternoon when il became evi. :
lent that several days more would be -
needed TO open the track if this was =
lot done. Again this morning the Il
iorses and manipulated by two men. i
vas looseuing the snow from the rails q
'etween city square and Depot square !,
II noon to-day electric ears could .,
raverse the road from upper State 3,
treet IN Montpelier to Merchant "a
treet in this city.
Elaborate preparations arc being =,
made by the show committee of the y,
)ol;ies for their big musical extravs
ANA. "The Follies of 1890" which
hey will present with a east and Choir
: of nearly 100 singers and dancers
{ the opera house next week Thurs
ay and Friday. The first act of the u
reduction is the occasion of a big =,
lnquet given in honor of King
himmy the Second, ruler of the Jazz.
D Islands, and in this scene will be fl
many Of the seasons u
ing hits including The Vamp." by NJ
lillian Robertson and chorus: take m
from Me-" from the musical comedy L
that name which was presented at al
le Boston opera house for months re
IN, sung by Leona Lamb and chorus Al
specially costumed dancers; THE W
irst Rose of Summer" Jerome Kern's oT
west composition. sung a. a solo by III
INES Bennett; THE Right Switch he
r Ipswich" a tongue-twisting lyric, at
ing by Newell Parker and chorus. -
ID many other late numbers Gilbert n
MS augmented orchestra. which will d
rnish music for the show. will play