The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday
night; Landi's orchestra. adv.
Closing out sale. All millinery goods
at big reduction. Mrs. Il. A. Witham
| Il, G. Wilson of Bailey's Music
Rooms spent Sunday at his home in
Burlington.
Public dance, Worthen hall, Wednes-
day night, s to IL; good music. Gents
55c, ladies free,-adv.
A son was born Sunday morning at
the City hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
| Mcdonald of Pearl street.
Mrs. o. G. Stickney returned last
evening after two weeks visit in
Boston with her daughter, Miss Marion
f. Stickney.
Come and hear Louis OLeary with
the double quartet of male voices,
Spaulding assembly hall Friday, April
%, p. m.
! The Presbyterian ladies' union will
meet this tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. John Thompson, so Elm
street, at 1880.
Arthur Menard, Wilfred Menard, Joe
Cerasoli and John Lavalley have gone
to Berlin, n. H., where they hope to
| find employment.
Masquerade ball in armory hall,
Montpelier, April 20; CAROLS orches-
ira; under auspices of Red Men and
Pocahontas.-adv.
Arthur Lepage of l24 Prospect street
left last night for Montreal to pass a
week or 10 days at the home OF Miss
Carrie LePage, his sister
Good music in the home will help
some See our new stock OF Sonoras
and take home a new Victor record
to-day. Bailey's Music Rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Halves of Spauld-
ing street have gone to Boston on a
short business visit in the interest of
the Halves store on Pearl street.
w. b. Cumming, who has been visit
ing for the past week at the home OF
his family on Elm street, left to-day
on the return trip to Detroit, Mich.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter,
No. SO, 0. Il. S., Wednesday evening,
April Ia, at 1880 o'clock. Annual re.
ports and election of officers. Supper
served at o'clock.
Edward Dion of Maple avenue and
his sister, Mrs. Ed Carpenter of
North Main street, left Saturday for
Boston and vicinity for few weeks
visit with relatives.
Baptist ladies are asked to remember
that the monthly mission study is to
be held at the home of Mrs. Mason
Wednesday at 2s30, Come and help to
have an interesting meeting.
Miss Margaret Lamperti has re-
turned to her home on Central street
after being confined to the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington for the
past two weeks, following an operation
for appendicitis.
A social will be held at South Barre
grange hall Thursday, April Is. Dane
ing from till IL. Admission, soc per
couple; extra ladies, Zoe. New sugar
served for 25c. Good music. Public
cordially invited-adv.
DR.. Grenfell, the great medical mis-
sionary of Labrador, is to give an IL
Illustrated lecture on his work in that
country in the Congregational church
Wednesday evening, April %, under
the auspices of the Woman's club.
The City hospital is greatly in need
of compress material, such as old linen
or cotton cloth. Those having any
they wish to dispose of viii be putting
it to good use by either bringing it to
or notifying the superintendent at the
hospital.
Mr.. Harbour, who is to lecture in
Rowland hall Tuesday evening, April
20, at o'clock on BLESSED Be Humor,'
is we'll known by readers Of the |
Youths Companion. OF him Margaret
Sangster says, His lecture brings us
good cheer and is a messenger of sun
shine. | congratulate those who hear
him. adv.
The Perry auto garage was the scene |
of a unique gathering Saturday even
ing, when the employees of the Barre |
and Montpelier garages gathered TO |
give their good wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. |
CORTLAND Perry on their return from |
their wedding trip. Covers were laid |
for % and bountiful repast had been |
prepared by the garage ladies. In the (
center OF the table was beautiful /
electric lamp, giving a cheerful light of |
welcome. In an appropriate presenta-
tion speech, in which each member was /
made TO feel he had a part by the
merry Jokes on them, ID. A. Perry. pres
ident Of the company, presented the
lamp. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry responded,
their appreciation and well
coming all 10 their new home at l53
Washington street. With music and
of garage days, a joyful
evening was spent. At 1880, the new
Iyweds were sent home with a lamp to
light the way and the best wishes of
The Perry Auto company employees.