The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

i Attend Shea's big shoe sale.
\ George Benoit of Boston was anon:
| the business visitors in Barre to- day
| A. A. Lyndes of Marsbtield wal
among the business visitors in Barre
| to-day
| Ernest L. Hutchinson, who has beer
i'll for the past two weeks, was able t.
be out yesterday.
Regular meeting OF Bright star Re
bekah lodge in ODD Fellows hall to
night at 7:30 o'clock.
son was born at the City hospital
Yesterday morning TO Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Talbot of Avcrill street.
Remember Feb. IA is the last day OF
Royal reduced prices, suit or overcoat
ROYAL Tailor man, over Ladd's store.
Are YOU all ready for the Italian
Gaiety club masquerade ball, with
prizesy Clan Gordon hall, Feb. g.. adv
Don't forget the basketball game at
Montpelier Friday, Feb. 6, Montpelier
post, No. ., vs.. Springfield. Dance aft
er the game.-adv.
4 Miss Evelyn Coxon, a seven year old
girl from Websterville, underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the City
hospital last night.
A thimbIe party will be held Friday
evening at the home Of Mrs. y. p. Car.
ter. IA Sheridan street. All the ladies
are cordially invited.
Over 100 seats sold for the Russian
symphony orchestra concert next Mon.
day at Montpelier city hall. Be sure
of seats. Order to-day at Park theatre
adv.
The American Legion Regular meet
ing Barre post, No. 10, Wednesday
night Feb. 4, at 7 o'clock. Carpenters
hail. Worthen block. Refreshments
George s. DeAIerell, Adjt
Come and have another good time at
Cobble Hill grange hall Thursday even
ing. Feb. 5. Good music. Refresh
ments will be served. Admission, 50C
u couple, extra ladies 25e. adv.
The ladies union of the Universalisi
church held its second bail of the sea
son last evening, with about l20 couples
present CAROLS orchestra furnished
music. Sodas were served in the hall
A new basketball team has been or
ganzed as the Brook Street Flyers and
will challenge the following teams
Newsboys, Presbyterians, Mcthodists
Tomasi's academy and also the eight
grade The lineup is as follows; y
Halsal RI, NJ. Comolli II. A. Aldrighett
G, a. Rioux re-, Il. Diack IL.
The Wells & Richardson company re
sumed work the first of the week with
40 packers employed The packing
house has been closed nearly a week
waiting for dyes There is no need Of
further complaint Of the dye worker,
tracking dye into public buildings, a:
the floors in the packing house are
kept covered with fresh sawdust, which
makes it nearly impossible to get tn,
dye onto the bottoms of the shoes.
The recently authorized traffic de-
partment for the Barre Quarters 4
Manufacturers association, is now es
tablished at the Granite Manufacturers
association rooms in the Ayerill block
C. d. Waters, so many years connected
with the Montpelier Office OF the Boston
& Maine railroad, has assumed his dli
ties after "a delay caused by illness
His office is located on the northwest
erly side of the upper floor OF the asso
citation rooms, which will be open hence
forth for the benefit of all manufae
tuners and quarters.
The Norwich musical clubs, which
gave concert at Montpelier high schoo
Monday evening and again at Spauld
ing high last evening, left here TINS
noon for Wells River to fulfill theil
schedule of engagements. Before re
turning to the university at Mortified
they will play before audiences in Or
leans, Newport, Lyndonyille and st
Johnsbury. And since they pas;
through ST. Johnsbury twice on differ
ent Sundays, three concerts, two OF
which win be rendered at churches, are
to be given in that town.
Mary G. 6oss of Montpelier, who is
department president of the Woman's
Relief corps, win be in Brookfeld Fri
day. Feb. 6, to install the officers OF
Henry +. Freeman corps, No. IL Mrs
Goss will be accompanied by delega
ton Of ladies from Barre and Williams
town. The installation is public and
the people of Brookfield are cordially
invited to attend this meeting, which
viii be held at | o'clock. Come and
show your interest in this corps, which
is one of the oldest corps in the state
Forty friends of Miss lila Cutler gath
cred Monday evening at the home o.
her grandmother. Mrs. Belle Porter, IL
South Barre for farewell visit to Miss
Cutler before her return yesterday t
Hatford. Conn. where she resides. Mis-
: Cutler formerly lived in South Barre
. A very enjoyable evening was spent il
PLAYING games and in vocal and instru
mental music. Miss Leona Lamb, 4
cousin Of Miss Cutler, was one OF tbs
solosts. Refreshments OF punch anC
waters were served and all were glad o.
the opportunity to greet Miss CutleI
again.