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

I4Lk Or The 1OW "
Call 47l-W, Barre opera house, fol
your seats for "Maytime. adv.
Miss Lizzie Lamson is stopping with
Mrs Lyman Taft for the present
George Sironi leaves to-day for De
troit, Mich, to pass week with friends
and relatives.
Everybody invited to public whist
party, Worthen hall, Monday night;
l5c For old and young. adv.
Massive production, sentiment and
romance, enhancing music, "Maytlme,
at the Barre opera house, Monday
Feb. 9.-adv.
RI. Nelson Browne, who is attending
Dartmouth college, arrived home this
afternoon for few days visit at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Browne of Cliff street.
Joe Gauther. well known in Barre
since he formerly resided here, and who
is now employed in Bristol, Conn, ar.
rived in the city this morning for a
few days visit with acquaintance
The nurses at the City hospital will
give social dance in Rowland hall
Friday night, Feb Is. CAROLS or.
chestra will furnish the best of music.
The proceeds will be used to advantage.
adv.
At the two.day sale of Holstein-
Frieisan cattle in Bratteboro this week
the heaviest buyer was Spencer Miner
of Barre, who bid off Is head for So
075. W f. Tucker of Barre purchased
two head for S345.
! Negotiations are under way in Brat
! tleboro for the purchase of Freeman
| SCOTS grocery store by w H. Miles OF
Green street, formerly of Granitevile
1t is understood to bg Mr. Miles plan
to have his son 90 there to assist him
The Unitus class of tho First Baptist
church will give mn entertainment and
social Tuesday evening at the church
at 1880 o'clock The program Is to b
made up Of readings, music, both voca
and instrumental, etc. Be sure to try
ono Of NAMES apples on the stick
Admission, 10 cents
The so-called Brook street All Star,
joHrneyed to Plaintied Last evening
where upon their arrival, chicken
pie supper was served to the hungry
pleasure seekers. About 20, the mum
Der in the party, enjoyed dancing and
games until late hour at the village
hall Music was furnished by the Tay.
Tor brothers Every one of the party
report a most enjoyable evening.
Thursday evening in the Masonic hall
/ in the Blanchard block occurred the
annual inspection of St Aldemar com
maudery. knights Templar Before the
! inspection work 50 plates were uncoy
cred in the banquet hall by ladies Of
/ the Q. +. s.. who served banquet.
After this the tcmplar degree was con
ferred, the work being reviewed ny
Grand Inspector H. Dana liuntley of
Burlington Remarks then followed by
| Grand Commander Major G. Houghton
of Brattleboro, Grand Captain General
! Arthur Farnsworth of Rutland and
Past Commander {. b, Crowell OF Brat
! tleboro.
The purple consulate Of Granite City
| lodge, l. o. o. h., NJ T., held its semi
annual banquet and entertainment last
/ evening at the home of Mrs Jessie
Lund Of Sheridan street. At I O'Clock,
! the ladies entered the dining room to
! behold table which fairly groaned
with its load Of good things There
was chicken pie with all the trimmings,
! spaghetti, hot rolls and pickles, pies,
cakes, tea and coffee, fruit and candy,
all Of which goes to show that very
/ satisfied crowd rose from the table
about two hours later to participate in
musical and literary program. The
ladies were fortunate in securing very
competent fortune teller, which added
much to the enjoyment. Altogether
this was one of the most successful
parties given by the consulate for some
time.
The annual masquerade ball of the
I Italian Gacty club held in Clan Cor.
/ don hall last evening proved an I'M
usual success, for il brought together a
4 large number for the occasion The
clock had Just struck when Gilbert
sons four piece orchestra struck also
its first note for a grand march, led by
Peter Mcrlo and Miss Mary Tomasi
and which brought together both arts
! tic and horrible costumes. But regard
less OF the appearances, everybody en-
! loved the entire evening Meanwhile
Judges Peter Puricelli. Henry and Tony
! Fasoli were deciding on the prize-win.
ming costumes Their final decision
gave to Miss Michelina Fontana, CARRIED
as Columbia, first prize for the ladies,
and to Charles Donetti. CARRIED in sail
or's costume, first prize for the men.
The horrible prizes were won by Miss
Mary Restelli and John Berini At
/ 1880 lunch was served By young
ladies of the organization, followed
soon after by dancing that terminated
with the midnight hour.