The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Visit the Tilden Shoe Co.'S new store
in the Currier block adv
Dance, Woodbury. pond, July 3;
Aguinaldo's orchestra.-ad
A big line of new l0c music just
placed on sale at Bailey's Music Rooms.
adv.
Miss Celia O'Herin of Wellington
street has returned from weeks stay
with her sister, Mildred, in Burling
| ton.
! All kinds of home baked pies, dough
nuts, bread, rolls, cake, beans, etc, at
! the Maccabee food sale in the Averill
block Saturday afternoon.-adv.
Miss Edith Dodge of "a Elmwood
avenue accompanied by her sister, Mar
ion, left yesterday afternoon for Wis
it of week with relatives In Burlng.
| ton.
Over a score of our customers are
using Partisan Sage to save and beau
tify their hair. 1t removes all dan,
druff and stops itching scalp Sold on
guarantee. +. A. Drown.-adv.
F. A. Slayton of South Main street
went to Waterbury o-day to work out
horses which he will drive in the races
on the Waterbury track next Monday
afternoon, at the July Fourth celebra
ton.
Mrs. Henry Jenny of Stowe, after
being the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Mercer of SO South Main street
for the past week returned to her
home yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Bond have
returned from two weeks vacation
spent at Cedar Crest camp, Isle La
Motto. They were accompanied by
Mrs Minnie Corser, sister of Mrs
Bond.
John McHugo OF Hill street, one of
the oldest engineers of the NJ & w.
X r., was able to be down town yester-
day for the first time in two weeks,
having been confined TO his home by
illness.
A number of Barre baseball fans who
saw the Cuban Giants play here two
or three years ago against the Italian
Athletic club are planning to attend
the game in st. Johnsbury tomorrow
when this Cuban aggregation meets the
st Johnsbury town team, 1t Is ru-
mored that the Barre A. A. manage
ment is in hopes of bringing this Cuban
team to Barre again,
A very pleasant surprise was given
Mrs. John Knox at her home at 10
Plain street on Tuesday evening. in
honor OF her marriage recently. About
35 of her friends took possession OF
her house while she was out for the
evening. When she returned she
found her dining room decorated with
crimson streamers and wedding bell
suspended from the ceiling. Gifts were
hidden from every streamer. Mrs. y
T. Drown presented Mrs. Knox beau
tiful bouquet of peonles and evergreen
and Miss G.. bowers, in behalf bf the
company. presented her beautiful
casserole. The hostess responded feel,
ingly. Refreshments of ice cream and
cake. fruit and shortbread were served.
Those who contributed to the evenings
enjoyment were Mrs. I. jeffrey, Mrs.
Naughton, Mrs. j. Alexander. Mrs.
Grant. Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. G. Robert
son and Mrs. Young. Piano solos were
given by Mrs. {. Henderson and Miss
Bella Smith. The company broke up
at a late hour, after singing Aud
Lang Syne." Those in charge of the
affair were Mrs. Angus, Mrs. Peterson
and Miss c. bowers.
1t is expected that large tournout
OF the members of the Barre Coll club
will be present bright and early on
the course Monday, July D. to take
part in the competitions which are be
ing arranged for that day The tour
nament committee meets to morrow 10
make final arrangements. There VIII
be competitions for the ladies, "a wen
as for the men. There are a number of
new members now and the committee
in charge would he pleased to have
these new members present to take
part in all that is going on, as they
will be given good handicaps' which
will enable them to compete with the
best of the other players. All mem
beers wishing to take part in the fore
noon competition are asked to be at the
club house by 900, as the names viii
then be drawn and the competition
started. The midsummer weekly tour
nament is getting quite interesting
as different players are winning tie
points every week and there are only
three more weeks of this tournament.
The four players who qualified for the
month of June in the qualifying tour
nament are r. Mercer. 81 net; A. w.
Freeland. IS net; J. +. Walsh, 10 net;
4 REV 70tH net