The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
Read Shea,s shoe ady.--ady.

| Read Shea's shoe adv,-adv.
| Dance in Rowland hall Saturda.
night; Landi's orchestra. -ady.
You should see D. j. Morse's line o
coats and suits at Montpelier adv.
Dance Saturday night, armory
Montpelier CAROLS orchestra. Spe
cial car after dance.--adv.
Elena Barberi needs no introduction
| as a pianist Her work is of true ar
tistic style. March 30, Rowland hall
| adv
Just arrived at New Dry Good,
Store, ladies', misses and children's
gingham dresses and bungalow aprons
adv.
Attractive and up-to-the minute-in.
fashion separate skirts will be shown
in Keith avenue window. Mrs. Shepard
Il CO., Inc.
1t is new sugar from the F. NJ. Allen
sugar orchard served tonight at the
Barre Baptist church from to 1880
Don't miss it.--adv.
Owing to Mrs Birnie being unable to
continue her millinery business this
season, all hats will be closed out at
greatly reduced prices, adv.
Miss Edith Robertson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Robertson of Wash
ington street, who underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at the City
hospital Tuesday, is recovering favor
ably,
Mrs. Stephen Lascor and daughter,
Elizabeth, who have been seriously i'll
at their home, are much improved. Mr.
Lascor and son, Leo, who are at the
Barre City hospital, are also on the
gain.
Badness can be prevented easier
than it can be cured Stop falling hair
and get rid of dandruf by using Paris
ian Sage; best for the hair Il. A.
Drown sells it with money back guar
antee.-adv.
| A real robin was seen, heard and
| appreciated by the denizens of Elm
| street, and presumably elsewhere in
the city, this morning. The robins
have come considerably later than
usual this spring.
From the Tampa fla Times comes
| the information that among the Yer
mont visitors in Tampa are Mr.. and
Mrs. d. C. Roben of Barre, who are
getting the benefit of the outdoor life
at DeSoto park"
Bijou Theatre open tomorrow.
Three shows daily, at 2:l5, 6;45 and
$50. Prices, matinees, lie; evenings,
22c; children, all shows, lie. Attend
matinees for seats. Tomorrow, 1T
Pays to Advertise" Monday, "231s
Hours Leave. adv.
Alexander Ironside, general organic
err for the Quarry Workers Interna
tional union, has just completed 10
weeks tour through New York, Penn
sylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Illinois
and Indiana, organizing for the union.
Several new branches were established
and several labor problems were settled
during the extensive soiourn.
Miss Velma Bixby was pleasantly re-
minded of her 10th birthday when
number of her classmates gave her a
surprise party last evening at the home
of Miss Dorothy Buehan on Spaulding |
street. In behalf of the participants |
of the party, Harold Weseott presented |
a camera to Miss Bixby An enjoyable |
evening was spent by the young people |
and dainty refreshments were served |
The demands of increasing business
require the enlargement and improve
ment of the Royal pool and billiard
parlors and George Lander, owner, and
Manager Leonard Lander, are planning |
extensive changes in service and equip |
ment. This additional service will be
found in two new pool tables, soda
fountain, a shoe shining parlor and
other pool room equipment. The two
new Henry Brothers tables have ar
rived and been set up in the room for
merly used as a work room by tele
phone linemen, located in the basement
of the Royal billiard room. Here also
will the shoe shining parlor be estab
lished. These changes necessitate
changes in the upper part Of the par
lors, now occupied by cigar and cigar.
cite show cases.