The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Why not buy a player piano to day
| at Bailey's Music Rooms adv.
A. J. Young went to White River
junction to-day on a business trip.
Cash paid for rags. magazines, pa
pers, etc. Phone 7l0R Abram Fine
adv.
Frank Shea, proprietor of Shea's shoe
store, returned this morning from a
several days business trip to Massa-
chusetts.
Having installed a new wash stand
| we are prepared to wash, polish and
grease cars. divers Battery Station
Depot square adv:
There will be rehearsal for the chill
dren's day concert at the Methodist
church Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Will the mothers please see that theft
children attend this rehearsalH
The children of the Presbyterian
Sunday school will meet for rehearsal
Thursday after 4 O'Clock. Everyone
must be there, especially those in the
graduating class and those with recita-
tions.
A woman should be as particular
with her hair and nails as with her
dress. Make an appointment with Miss
Fox, 30 East street, for shampoo, mas
sage, manicure or scalp treatments.
| Phone 5-W.--adv.
Spaulding alumni ball Thursday
night in Rowland hall. CAROLS or
elestra of eight pieces will furnish
music. Concert at o'clock. Punch
and waters served Admission, 50 per
couple; extra ladies, 50c.--adv.
G. w. Huntington, general manager
of the monumental department of the
Woodbury. Granite Go, in. Hardwick,
returned TO Hardwick to-day, accompa
MED by his assistant, +. A. Fuller, aft
er passing day or two in this city ON
business.
Frank L. Small has returned from
Burlington, after attending the 18th
conclave of the grand commandery.
knights Tempars Mr. Small returned
with the title Of grand standard bearer
for the state organization, having been
elected to that Office yesterday
Mr. and Mrs T. l.. House of West
street quietly observed their Goth wed
ding anniversary at their home last |
Saturday. They were married by Rev.
Alvin Smith in Williamstown, June 4, |
1895, and have resided in this city |
greater part Of the time since. Mr.. |
House is known as one of the well |
known BARRIERS in the city, being en-
ployed at the Miers uptown barber
shop for the past II years.
George II. Cross, Herman Cross, T. |
A. Chase and ~ Pellaggi of North
field, W. b. Jones of Williamstown.
G. ID. Swasey and w, II. B. Perry Of |
Waterbury. +. J. Davis and A. Pro
vost of West Berlin and T. Pando of |
Mortified were among the granite
manufacturers to attend the meeting /
held in the Granite Manufacturers as
ISOLATION rooms yesterday afternoon,
Bakersfield academy, which last week
challenged any school in the state that
lays claim to the title of state cham.
pionship has responded to Manager
William Clark's letter. requesting
game and is ready TO meet Spaulding
high schools nine next Monday. The
game win be played on Centennial field
in Burlington if arrangements can be
made for such this neutral field being
chosen in consideration of the signi-
ticance of the game. No other second
airy schools in the state dispute these
two teams, so it, therefore. rests with
these to decide the actual champion of
the state for the season of 1920. Coach
Johnston has made no mention as TO
the battery for this game, yet specula
ton by players on the team is that
Rizzozzero, right handler. will work
with Brown as catcher,
Miss Gertrude Ennis Of IA Terrace
street had planned to pass last eve
ming with Mrs II. W Shores. and with
Miss Antoinette White proceeded to
the Shores home last evening, intent
upon spending the time with her
friends sewing. Upon reaching the
Shores home thimbles were found r.
missing and the two proceeded back
to Miss Ennis home for the missing
articles. Eentcring her home she found
al in darkness and apparently all of
the family had gone out. When the
electric light button snapped on the
lights she found herself surrounded {
BY 30 very familiar faces, for 80 Of
ler intimate friends had planned to c
shower her with gifts in honor of her 9
marriage TO Thomas G.
Poland of Bristol, Conn. Soon after :
he surprising introduction TO so many :
familiar figures. the guest of the eve {
hing was presented basket filled with
gifts, many Of which r
we're articles of linen, cut glass and n
liver. This, of course. was the prin. {
ipal surprise Of the evening, but while |
this, a japanese lantern i
HE'D with confetti oyer the chair, to /
which she was assigned. suddenly {
howered her with confetti for sur {
rise No. .. Games and a very so r
ial evening were enjoyed, together r
With refreshments of ice cream, waters a
md other dclicacies. u
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