The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-05
TALK or THE TOWN


II. A. Dunbar went to st. Adams
yesterday afternoon on short business
trip.
Charles Arnholm returned yesterday
from St. Adams, where he had been
Seats now on sale for "Maytime,
Barre opera house, Monday, Feb D.
adv.
Winter underwear at 90 per cent dis.
count. Mrs. G. NJ, Halves, ! Pearl
street. Open evenings
Dance Saturday night in Granite
street hall CAROLS orchestra; zoe q
couple. Ladies' free. adv,
Remember Miss Edith Coburn Noycs,
dramatic reader, at Rowland hall Tues
day evening, Feb l0,adv.
Mrs. L. Z. Whitehill and Miss Abblc
Corruth of South Ryegate visited
friends and relatives in Barre yester-
day,
The contractors are at work to-day
on the corridors Of the Rowland block,
refinishing the ceilings and walls. The
large dance hall win be refinished in
the spring
Come aud have another good time at
Cobble Hill grange hall Thursday even
ing, Feb. s. Good music. Refresh
ments 9ill be served. Admission, SOC
a couple, extra ladies 25c. adv.
Mise Eva Marin of Maple avenue and
Miss Marie Gamache of Laurel street
left this morning for Burlington, where
they will pass day or two with
friends before visiting in Montreal,
Paul w. Cheney Of Boston, a repre-
sentative Of the H. w. Dubois Type
writer & Stationery Supply Go. Of
Boston and New York, has returned
to Boston after several days visit in
this city.
Miss Genevieve Mccain, for the past
Two years supervisor of the French and
Spanish classes at Goddard seminary,
who recently resigned, left this morning
for Portland, Me, TO begin duties In the
debating department Of the Portland
Ugh school.
Mrs. V. c. Goodrich, wife OF the late
DR.. Goodrich, has closed her home on
Washington street and, together with
her daughter, Mrs. Arthur w Winch,
has gone to Sanford, Me, TO remain
during the winter months with DR. and
Mrs. Winch.
George Fl. Upper, formerly employed
in the hardware store OF Reynolds q
Son in Barre, finished work Feb. for
the st. Adams Plumbing & Heating
company, where ne went from this city,
and with Mrs. Upper has gone to
Pittsburg, Pa. for visit to relatives.
The entertainment committee Of the
local council, Knights Of Columbus, vot
ed last evening to hold the annual
sleighride to Graniteyille next Wednes'
lay evening. As customary, the coun-
IN members of Barre meet the Gran
teville members in the gymnasium
hall for an evening of dancing and
merrymaking To every member OF
both towns a cordial invitation Is given
and il is the desire Of the committee 20
have all present. At $3.50 the party
viii leave the X. OF c. rooms in the
Seampini block. proceed to Graniteville
in large sleigh barge and to the gym
aasium, where dancing lunch and
hort program will constitute the even
ings program.
Ten Young ladies connected with the
church met last evening
al the home of Mrs. Peter Park on
Franklin street, and formed club,
which is known TO the public as the
o. +. w. the club members refusing TO
give out the meaning of the letters.
Members have said that the club was
not formed for strictly social purposes.
-rba ofy3csrs ware elected last evening
and other organizing details were at
tended TO. The officers are Hazel Mae
kay. president Christine Walker, vice
president: Katherine Stewart, secre-
tary: Gertrude Thomson, treasurer
Following the business meeting so
eial hour was held, singing was enjoyed
and other musical numbers were rem
dered Refreshments were served, con
sisting of ice cream, cake and waters.