The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-30
TALK OF THE TOWN
Bargains in shoes at Shea's sales

Auction sale at City Auction Market
| Saturday. See adv.
You can get Cross bread at hiader
| Habbep's on Prospect street.--adv.
Maecabees, attention. Practice meet
| ing of officers and guards this friday
evening at 7 o'clock, :,
| The Philatheas of the Baptist church
will hold sewing meeting at MIS-
Sinclair's Friday evening.
Dance in Granite street hall Saturday
night, Jan. 81. CAROLS orchestra Ad-
| mission, 75c, ladies free.--adv
A regular meeting of local ASS, NJ T.
IT,. will be held in band room Sunday,
Feb. .{at $3.50 p. m. A. +. Milne, See.
A. j. Stewart OF Park street Is leav-
ing tonight for Boston, where ne VIII
spend several days under the care OF a
| specialist.
A game of basketball win be played
at Goddard seminary gymnasium TO-
night between Miss Woosters eighth
grade and Tomasi's academy.
The annual meeting of the Vermont
| Poultry association will be held in the
city court room Friday evening at 1880
| Ali members are asked to attend.
| Isaac Baker of North Barre was UNI
| fortunate in losing the forefnger on
his right hand, while working in one OF
the North Barre sheds Wednesday.
The best thing to make your hair
soft, thick and glossy--Parisian Sage
T.. A. Drown & Co. sell the genuine
made from the original formula.--ady.
Miss Florence LePaee left this after
noon for Burlington, where tonight she
will attend the K. of G. ball. She will
also visit in st. Adams before return
ing.
The monthly supper of the interme.
date girls of the congregational
church, which was to have been held
next Saturday, has been postponed one
week.
Everyone invited! S. II. s. sopho-
more farce, "Not on the Program" fol.
lowed by dance for students and
alumni, Jan. 80, at 5 p. m. Admission
20c.--adv.
John Johnston, accompanied by John
Rennie and William Mckenzie, has re-
turned to this city from Lanesboro
where they have been in camp for the
past month.
aMaytime," the biggest musical pro.
duction OF the season, will appear al
the Barre opera house, Monday, Feb. D
Fragrant as flowers in spring. over
whelming sensation.-ady.
i Glenugie club social and dance Will Dc
held in Worthen hall tomorrow night
saturday at 1880 sharp. All mem
bers be present and bring friend. a
good time guaranteed. ady.
Cobble Hill grange old and young
folks dance Friday, Jan, 30. Good or
chestra in attendance. Refreshments
served, Come and have another good
time. Admission, soc, extra ladies Zoe
adv.
Reuben Hudson, manager OF the
Western Union Office, left yesterday
afternoon for Burlington, where he y
attending the quizz meeting being held
there for managers OF Western tnlon
offices.
Bernard Starr Of Perrin street, who
for several months has been employed
in Hartford, Conn, and who for thu
mast four weeks has been FLU -pneu
monia patient at the Hartford Genera
hospital, is now recuperating at his
home here.
DR.. Thomas Tomasi son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Tomasi Of North Main street
has completed a three months post
graduate course in dentistry at thf
i University of Pennsylvania. DIR. To,
mast, graduate of the I'D class OF
Tufts Dental college of Boston, Is con
templating establishing an office IN
this city TO practice permanently.
he r.lu
attend the banquet Of the New Jersey
Retail Monument Dealers association
at Newark, n. j., should take the night
train out OF Burlington next Monday
night and the first train out OF New
York for Newark Tuesday morning. 4
letter TO A. r. Baxter, Trenton, n. j.
II written at once, will reserve a plaes
at the banquet Tuesday night for s2.5s
a plate. ;,
The annual fremens ball wiz be held
at Rowland hall Wednesday evening
Feb. II. This matter was decided al
the firemens meeting Wednesday even
ing. The proceeds will go TO the fire
mems relief fund. Prevent your house
from burning on that day, specially
Wait until the day after and you'll bs
assured harder fighting force, Last
year Just as the lads had donned then
dancing pumps they were called out =
fight one of the largest fires OF thu
year,
In the list of marriage intentions
filed at the Boston city hall annex reg
istry and published yesterday were in
cluded the names Of two Barre young
people. now residing in Boston. They
were Manuel !. Canales, whose ag'
was given as %, his residence, Az
Massachusetts avenue, and his occupa
ton az salesman, and Miss Euniee NJ
Eager, 81. residence, 3S7 Huntington
avenue, and occupation, saleswoman
Mr.. Canales was formerly employed II
the store Of Moore & Owens and Mis-
Eager. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
W. H. Eager, was formerly engaged a.
dentists assistant in Barre.
Athol r. Bell, secretary OF the Gran
lite Manufacturers association, going al
representative Of the Barre Quarter
A Manufacturers association, went q
New York yesterday afternoon to joii
1 Alex. A. Milne, president Of the manu-
facturers association, and they will at
tend the New Jersey state convention
Of the Retail Monument Dealers asso
l.. citation at Newark next week. The
will also attend conventions at Della
ware, Washington, ID. C., Richmond
Va. and Ohio. Mr.. Bell was accom-
panied by his wife TO New York, who
before returning, will visit with sister
in Hartford and Wallingford, Conn.
Rags bound around water pipe u
AZ hannrnnnt Of the fencmenf hous