The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-12
TALK or THE TOWN


One show at 1880, Bijou theatre, to-
night adv.
Chief of Police Leo Purdy OF Spring.
field was in the city today visiting
acquaintance.
Miss Susie Wooton OF provinceton
p. O., IS the guest of Mrs Telles Stone
for few days.
| Grifiith's big special, Scarlet Days,
Biiou theatre tonight Regular prices.
! One show, at I:30.ady.
Empty packing boxes. 25e to soc
each; very handy for any use. Call at
Bailey's Music Rooms. adv.
Just received at New Dry Goods
! Store, Is Elm street, lot of new waists
and summer underwear adv.
Mrs II. A. Dunbar OF North street
/ left to-day for st. Adams, to pass a
! few days with her daughter, Mrs. S. ID.
1 Weaver
! Miss Gertrude Ennis Of "A Terrace
avenue has returned from four weeks
visiting trip to Springfield and Hol-
yoke, Mass
1 Robert Philips of Currier street left
! last night for Lockport, \. V, where
he is to be employed as a letter cutter
and carver in the granite industry.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Celia Of "a Vine
street returned home yesterday after
| visiting relatives for two weeks in New
York City and West Hokoben, y. j.
! Mrs Homer Fits and daughter Is
! Their, who have been spending the win
ter in Orlando, Fla, and other south
| ern points. have returned TO their
home on Park street
You don't need to take time TO doll
up" for the overall and apron dance
tonight at the armory. Montpelier;
75c per couple. Auspices X. of c. Car
rolls orchestra adv.
Special sale Of two, three and four
burner Kerogas oil stoves, the best in
Barre. Largest line of new and Sec
ond- hand ranges in Barre. Get prices.
4. A. Prindlc, Worthen block.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd NATION began
| this morning an al;.o journey 10 their
home in Holyoke, Mass, after making
few days stay with Mrs. Il. j. Ennis
and family of II Terrace avenue.
Ladies who care, appreciate Il henna
| shampoo II does not dry the hair, but
brings out the natural color and beau
| ". Try one and see the result. Miss
| Fox. % East street. Phone 342 Y. ad.
Regular meeting Of Granite City
/ lodge. /. o. o. t., NJ t., viii be held in
the Knights Of Pythias hall Friday
night at O'Clock. Ladies' night will
be observed instead Of the box social.
Odd ladies note change Of plans.
James Tassie of q Brooklyn street
has completed duties A. a deliyerymau
for the Holmes Bakery in preparation
to move with his family to Utah next
week. f. &. Wells, formerly employed
OF the delivery team of the Eastern
Estate Tea Co., succeeds him at his
work
Mrs. A. Z. Scott. who has been Wis
! iting her parents. DIR. and Mrs. w. +.
Mann of rs Orange street, for several
days returned to-day to her home in
| st. Adams. accompanied by Mrs. Frank
Huntoon and little son of Perry strcet.
who 90 TO spend week with Mrs.
| Scott
A group Of friends Of Mrs. James s,
| Milne of Liberty street this morning
babe her good bye "a she was starting
on the first lap of her journey 10 the
British Isle. Mrs. Milne left for New
York City. where she is to join the
family of her brother. Alexander Mer-
chant, and on Saturday, May %, sail
for Liverpool, England.
Word has been received in the city
Of the recent marriage of Christina II.
Rae, eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Rae of go Brook street. TO John
II. Buell., IT., of Middletown. Conn. Mr..
and Mrs. Buell. for the present are re-
siding in New London. Mrs. Buell.
will be we'll remembered by many in
this city. who will extend best wishes
and happiness.
John Casallini of Maple avenue has
returned from a fishing trip to Plain
| field that viii long be remembered,
since he is now recovering from a
rather bad cold. contracted after a
thrilling experience With several 9th
ers he was sereney standing on the
river bank. casting his line occasion
ally. A trout that looked to be about
Ia inches long wars his reward at one
pull, but in taking il from the hook It
| slipped back into the stream and Mr..
! Casallini went after it. With the as
sistance of the other men he regained
the bank and dry land. This happened
about II o'clock Saturday morning A
fire was built by his companions and
L. .l,4b;nr ,,.era dried niece hy niece