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

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A few small size suits to close a
1913 Lamorey's
John Broderick returned YESTERDAY
from Pittsford after months stay.
Our complete line Of spring suit
have arrived. See them. lIamorey's.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Attridge ar,
passing few days with acquaintance
in Waterbury.
Charles Robinson, who has been al
the City hospital, expects to return tx
his home to-day.
Eli Bourbon, referee of the Shmkus
Brown wrestling match last evening
returned to Claremont, n. H., to-day.
Public dance, armory hall, Montpel.
! Ter, Saturday night. CAROLS orches-
ira. Special car after dance.--adv.
William j, Dineen of Norfolk, Va,
/ arrived last night, being delayed by
poor connections and unable to attend
the funeral services of his father.
Hear that talented young artist,
Miss Kathleen LeBaron at Barre City
bands concert in Barre opera house,
March 25.-adv.
Orville Theriault of Williamstown
passed through the city to-day en-
route to Gorham, N, H., to make a
weeks visit with friends.
Aprons, many aprons, aprons of all
kinds, aprons ot new and nifty designs
Easter sale, Congregational church.
Wednesday afternoon and evening. ad
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Philbrook, direct
ors of the "Folies of 1920" given under
the auspices OF the Suadah temple, No.
lao, d. o. X. X, left to-day for Berlin,
\ H., to begin preparations for home
TALENT play in that city.
A blackboard talk on divine healing
ut the Universalist church on Sunday
evening at o'clock If you are at all
Interested then come and you may
bring your questions. There will be a
question box.
There will be regular meeting of
Minnehaha encampment, No. 2, Tues
day evening, March % Work in the
golden rule and royal purple degrees.
All members requested to be present.
Refreshments after the meeting.
Mrs. Robert Duff and daughter, Bea
trice, who for the past two weeks have
been the guests of Mrs. Duff's mother,
Mrs. Annie Cruickshank OF 10 West
street, returned to their home in Al
bany, N. y, to-day. accompanied by
Mrs. Cruickshank, who will visit there
two or three weeks.
There is to be a smoke talk before
the members of Nincitia club at the
club rooms Monday evening, March p.
given by Henry J. Movies of the Uni.
versity of Vermont, formerly a God
dard student, who was an ambulance |
driver with the French army during |
the war. Mr. Movies will talk on |
Personal "reminiscences of the War"
All club members are expected TO be |
present. On Wednesday evening, March |
"a, the last intercity match with Apol-
10 club will be held at Montpelier.
John Frontini left last night for
New York and expects to be absent |
about week. A number OF his friends
anu itlipA WI Mich WIRE pitdStu 10 |
see the lifelike picture OF him in the
attest issue of the Granite Cutters
Journal, together with the statement
which read: This cut forms an ex-
client photo OF John A. Frontini,
Barre, Vt, who for a considerable time
was vice president of Barre branch and
las with honor to himself to our trade
md to the people of Barre filled sew.
,ral positions of official trust and re-
The second and final performance of
The Follies of 1920" produced by Mr..
md Mrs. Louis Philbrook under the
auspices of the "Dokies," was given in
he opera house last night and the re.
ults exceeded all expectations. A
arge and enthusiastic crowd nearly
lied the house and from indications
njoyed every number and situation.
The production went off with more zip
nd spirit and the east and chorus
worked together in q more finished
manner, A large number enjoyed dane
ne on the stage after the show, music
eng furnished by Gilbertson's orches
ra Those in charge of the entertain
lent are indebted to all who helped in
ny way to make The Folles' the
uccess it proved to be.