The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

adv.
See the values in millinery. Mrs.
Birnie, 4 Laurel street.
Special electric cars after wrestling
match Tuesday,-adv.
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday
night; Landi's orchestra.-adv.
Shea's rubbers will keep your feet
dry. All leading makes.-adv.
Don't forget those Welsh singers to-
night at the Methodist church.-adv.
Come and hear JEANNE Hunter Tan
ner, New England's noted contralto, at
the opera house on March 26.-adv.
Louis Badger of South Main street
terday by the serious illness of his IA
Their.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Laws, after passing a
week with her husband and relatives
in this city, returned to Boston last
evening.
John A. Cross of the Cross Bros.
granite manufacturing firm of North
field was a business visitor in Barre
Yesterday.
> The newest Broadway songs and
dances in the Dokies' 'Follies Of 1920"
az WV oDtAd llptiSt IiGAL MN0h hui CbaN
and Friday.-adv.
Come in and look at Mrs. Shadows
line of spring hats before buying. Style
and prices right. Remember the place,
3 Forsythe place.-ady.
All tickets for the Boston English
Opera Co, which comes here March Is
that are at the box office should be
taken out at once.-adv.
Clifton Kelly, who recently returned
to this city from Millers Falls, Mass.
is o employed as a waiter at Jacks
restaurant on Depot square.
Charles Littel, a mail carrier Of the
South Main street district, resumed his
duties yesterday after an absence OF
a few days, caused by illness.
Spring and summer millinery open
ing Saturday and Monday, March 10
and Is, at Mrs. Warrants millinery
parlors, 100 Main street, corneS Pearl,
upstairs. adv.
Robert B.. Jones, superintendent Of
the Barre branch OF the Jones Bros.
Co, has just returned from a business
trip TO Harrisburg, Pa, that extended
over a weeks time.
Mrs. Clyde Cook. formerly Miss
Bertha Dale, has arrived at her home
from Ludlow to spend two weeks with
her Barre relatives before going TO
Akron, O., where her husband is per
manently employed.
The Barre Savings Bank & Trust
company have received a supply of
third Liberty loan bonds with all cou-
pons attached to maturity, which they
can exchange for temporary bonds, be-
ginning Monday, March Is, 1920.
Charles A. Brown, one of the Brown.
DeMerell granite firm, is recovering
from a painful injury to his right
wrist sustained Thursday evening !
when he slipped on the steps in 'front.'
OF his home on Jefferson street.
Miss Lorraine Loranger of Summer
street, Mr.. and Mrs. James Bennett Of
Pearl sreet and Mrs. Anna Sullivan of
jefferson street went to Burlington
yesterday afternoon to witness the pro
fossion of Miss Catherine Miles, for
merly of hits city, as a sister Of mercy.
Coda Douglas has just completed a
seven weeks itinerary through the far
west and southwestern states, travel
ing as salesman in the interest of the
Guidici Bros. Co. His journey included
stops in many states, though chiefly I
in Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Mis-
souri,, and northern Texas,
Mrs. Riley Burgess of 20 Washington
street left this noon for Boston. where
she will Join her husband at the Mas
sachus It's General hospital. Mr.. Bur
CESS, who sustained an injury 20 an
eve while at the Cook & Watkins De.
pot square plant. expected 20 have a
sight operation performed because OF
the injury but was informed by an DC
culist that an operation was unneces
sary.
Among The students of Spaulding 70
20 10 Waterbury last evening IN sup.
port Of The school team were: Gather
inc Brown. Beatrice Papin, Doris
Burke, Margaret Tomasi, Evelyn
Bruya. Clcora Reynolds, Merle Doug
las, Lucy Wells. Ruth Veino. Helen
Roscoe, chaperoncd by Ms, Eva Smith.
Miss Mary Tomasi and Miss Laura
Mead, tcachersA Max Mann. Charles
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among the young men to accompany
the team.
Miss Beatrice Ennis, daughter Of T..
j. Ennis. was most pleasantly sur
prised at her home on Terrace avenue
Thursday evening, her birthday. There
were IL young ladies who had made
arrangements for this birthday sur
prise and all were present when Miss
Ennis va led amidst ihem in a dark
room. She wa dumfounded for a short
time, but soon acquainted herself with
the purpose Of the gathering and with
them enjoyed the evening in dancing.
INDUCING in various games Of novelty,
and refreshments. Refreshments
Of ice cream. waters, cake and the like
were served shortly before ;he guest
was presented a large ivory tray. a
present from the group assembled
iolhty did not cease with the
refreshments. but continued well to.
ward the midnight hour. ending then
most happy evening.