The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance in Rowland hall Saturday
night Landi's orchestra adv.
Two dollars deducted on any PAIR OF
mems shoes this week at Shea s.--adv'
Fresh Strawberries, celery and lettuce
at Marchetti's Fruit Store, near Park
theatre.
The beautiful Sonora talking ma
chine, on sale in Barre at Bailey's Mu-
sic Rooms.
If in need of spring hat, watch Tor
Mrs Shadows opening, 1t will pay
you.--adv.
Lundstrom VS.. Yelles are under for
felt to appear Friday night at Cian
hall. Come out, sports.-ady.
just arrived at the New Dry Goods
Store, Pearl street, new ginghams ana
percales, latest patterns. adv.
Largest line OF new and secondhand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. Il. A. Prindle. Worthen block
A special meeting of the Vermont
Poultry association will be held at the
city court room Friday evening at
1880.
There are corduroy knee protectors
for the youngsters. Saves the hosiery
lust where the wear comes during play
hours. Only Toe now at Andrews Shoe
Store.
Alex Emslie of Maple avenue left
to-day for Schenectady, N. y, where
he will visit friends before proceeding
to GAINESVILLE, o., on business.
Remember the date, March 26. The
Scottish Musical Comedy company is
to appear in the opera house under the
auspices of Clan Gordon, No. l2.-adv.
Basketball, armory hall, Montpelier,
Friday. March 5. Montpelier post, No.
3. vs. Shamrocks of Barre. Tickets at
Lander's pool room. Dance after game.
adv.
Miss Carrie Beckley of Marshfeld ar
rived at Goddard seminary yesterday
to begin the duties of pastry cook in
place of Mrs. Grout, who finished work
there Monday.
Miss Ethel Gamble of Division street,
who for the past two weeks has been
i'll with influenza, resumed duties as
cashier at the Red Cross Pharmacy
yesterday afternoon.
A good match-Lundstrom vs.. Ielles,
Clan hall, Friday night. Ringslde, III,
general admission, soc; ladies and chill
dren under IL years, zoe. Tickets at
Marrion's and Tosi's pool room. adv.
Wanted 100 girls to take part in
chorus of "The Follies," to be staged by
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Philbrook for the
"Dokies." Come to the knights OF
Pythias rooms, Blanchard block, FRI
day night at 7;30.-adv.
The Welsh singers are artists of UNI
usual merit, Risca Williams, splendid
baritone, Genevieve Andrews, solo
pianist and possessor of the gold medal,
and Ben Davies. eminent tenor of the
wonderful Welsh quality. Hear them
at the Methodist church March 10 at
s p. m.-adv.
Public box social and card party for
the benefit of the Foresters' team Of
Granite City camp, No. $3.50, the Mod.
ern Woodmen OF America, Odd Fellows
hall. this friday evening, March 5, at
s O'Clock. Each lady is requested TO
bring lunch for two Admission, Toe.
Don't miss a good time. Meeting called
at $3.50.
A good sized audience witnessed the
tableaux unique presented at the Uni
NtIsHllsI GutttNn ldNb evening 49,
benefit of the organ fund. The pro-
gram was as follows: Jingle Bells,
posed by Leone Reynolds and Casper
Clark and sung by a chorus Wonder
full Mother of Mine" posed by Mrs.
Hokerk and sung by Mrs. Holden; My
Doll" posed by Marion Barclay aud
sung by Leone Reynolds; Coming
Through the Rye" posed by Cleora
Reynolds and George Stewart and sung
by George Mackay, those who posed
being in highland costume; THE
Sweetest Story Ever Told posed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Smith and sung by
Mrs. Holden and Douglas lnglis;
"Freckles," posed by James Mackay,
jr., sung by Leone Reynolds; "Betsey
Ross" posed by Mrs. Douglas Barclay,
leading by Max Fisher; Butterfly"
posed by Vivian Dodge and sung by
Leone Reynolds; Hawaiian Girl, >
posed by Lillian White and sung by
George Mackay and Mrs. Holden
Heart of Rose" posed by Mr.. Kel-
lev and played by Arthur Splitter;
" Til We Meet Again" posed by Cleora
Reynolds and George Stewart and sung
by chorus.