The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-24
TALK or THE TOWN

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! Buy Victor records md sheet music
at Bailey's Music Rooms.
Everything TO wear for men anc
boys at reduced prices at Lamorey's,
Regular Saturday night dance How
land hall; Gilbertson's orchestra. adv
Discount on all staple goods this
week at the New Dry Goods Store on
Pearl street.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs
Waldron Shield Monday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
Good overcoats, S2275, at Lamorey's
Work shoes at genuine reduced prices
at Lamorey's.
Burns concert, Presbyterian church,
Tuesday evening, Jan. r. A splendid
program. adv
| Miss Irene Blair Of North Main street
left to-day for Boston, where she will
spend few days.
Eston Nichols of Elmore street and
Harold Spence of Ayers street left to.
day for Bristol, Conn, where they will
seek employment.
Here is another good time, the leap
year dance, which will be held in the
Socialist hall Saturday evening, Jan.
"a. Carrolls orchestra adv
Charles Humphrey, who has been
visiting at the home of his aunt in the
Eastman block, returned to-day to his
home in Marshfield.
Symphony orchestra concert at the
Park theatre to-day. Tickets are GO
ing fast. Be sure of seats-adv.
The hospitality committee of the
Barre Woman's club will hold thin
BILE party in Rowland hall Tuesday aft
ernoon, Jan. u, at 2.45. Program and
refreshments. Everyone come and bring
guest.
Addlore Rancourt. who for the past
few months has been in the employ Of
John Rancourt of Ayers street, left last
expects to reside for the present, hav-
ing finished his duties at the Goodfel-
low garage.
Seniors of Spaulding high school
leave tonight for Williamstown on
their annual sleighride Upon their ar
rival at the town hall an oyster supper
will be served, after which dancing will
be the chief entertainment.
Miss Evelyn Buebee, graduate
nurse from the Massachusetts, General
hospital, arrived in Barre to-day for
few days visit. She il visiting at the |
home of her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Bug |
bee. of Highland avenue After her |
visit here she will return to Boston.
The Wahoo Braves A. G., so-called,
enjoyed their annual sleigh ride last
evening, when 10 couples, three piece
orchestra, and chaperons journeyed to
Leaving Barre at o'clock
in the big barge of John Papin, they |
arrived in Williamstown at $3.50. where
/ chicken-pie supper awaited the party
If merrymakers. After the supper the
party went TO the dance hall and there
lanced until | o'clock. Many novel
ways Of choosing partners We're intro
luced which made the evening delight
'ul TO all. Charles Halsall rendered a
pleasing vocal solo, Girl OF My
Dreams"
Last evening six young men OF this
ity left for Mortified to attend the
essions of the older boys conference
0HduNbtu ulthNt kHF auspices Va liAt
tate Young Mems Christians associa
ion. The sessions began with supper
ist evening and are continued to-d day
nd tomorrow, with series Of adj
resses. choice music and inspirational
sssions for the young men. These con
erences were a decided feature before
Dis, but during the war no conference
'as held Those composing the party
'ere Lyndol Lebouryeau, Louis Neale,
orter Lord and Edward Bosworth, all
rom the Hedding NJ. +. Sunday school,
nd Lucien Bilodeau and Luigi Rab-
ioli. The group was under the leader {
nip of Mr.. Rabaioli, who is seoutmas- {
ar of the troop, No. 8, connected with {
he North Barre NJ. 4. mission, and {
ho attends Montpelier seminary.
Granite lodge, No. IS, f. and A. NJ,
cid its annual past masters meeting |
lst evening with an attendance of over
wo hundred The work of the third
egree was performed by members Of
he past masters association, assist
| by A. G. Bgelow of Brookfeld Fred T
irie Of Williamstown and w. J. Young
Willamstown, who are past mas
srs, but not members of the associa
on. Following the degree work the I
en retired to the banquet hail. where d
ley enjoyed d bountfful supper, served r
= the stewards of the order After the d
anquet several speakers were called h
pom. Rev. W. Il. Archibald OF Gran. i
evi9e talked few minutes, as did a
ev Frank o. Hokerk, the new minis "
T at the Universalist church. A Jug Il
ing act was performed by Fred Pirie
Williamstown and several vocal Is
los were rendered by John Wiley, v
AIRY Clark and Mr.. Robertson. A
aiding was given by Max c. Fisher. n
here were several members present n