The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Last dance before Lent will be held
Feb lad
Aqula Vigncault of Richmond visit
ed over the week end with his family
at l05 Summer street,
Miss Florence Canton OF Maple ave
nue. has returned to the University of
Vermont after a midyear holiday.
Largest line OF new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. L. A. prindlc, Worthen block.
d. A. Perry left this morning for
Auburn, n. Y, where he is to conduct
an auction sale of registered hogs for
Harry $. Mansfield.
Tonight at the Goddard school as
sembly hall beginning at s o'clock the
senior exhibition will be given. To this
the public is cordially invited.
Miss Kathleen LeBaron will give an
entertainment at South Barre grange
hall Friday. Feb. 20. Admission, 25e;
children under II, l5c.adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Springer and
daughter, Mary, of Mortified Falls,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haslam of
Mortified were Sunday visitors in this
city.
Mrs Fred Bancroft and two children,
Hayes and Frederick, ir., left to-day
for Springfield, Mass, where they will
Join Mr.. Bancroft and continue on to
their home in Mansfield, Ohio
j. NJ Frasso, an employee of the Barre
office of the New England Tel. g. Tel,
Co., received telegram last evening
stating that his father had died in
Kingston, Ont. Mr.. Frasso left for
Kingston last night.
Dance, armory hall, Montpelier, Tues
day, 'Feb. IL. auspices Montpelier post,
i No. 8. American Legion, to commence
Immediately after the Yankee division
moving pictures at the Playhouse. Mu-
sic by CAROLS orchestra Of six pieces
adv.
The Central Cafe. located at % Pearl
street, is now open for business and will
be open daily from 6 a. m. to II mid
night. Meals will be served both Amer
lean and European plan. Lunches at
all hours and weekly boarders accepted
Mrs. G.. F. Whittemore.
The last dance before Lent at the
X. Of c. club will be held next Tues
day evening at the councils hall Re
Treatments will be ser by the IA
dies A four piece orc "A has been
secured for the occasion. Every mem
Der is cordially inyted.-adv.
/ Louis J. Bruya Of Maple Grove street
went Saturday to Middlebury, where
he acted as best man at the wedding OF
his sister, Miss Clara Bruya, TO Thomas
Shannon of Greenfield, Mass, which
took place Sunday at - o'clock noon
at St. Mary's Catholic church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gisbon, for the
past seven years residents Of this city,
left last night for New York City.
where soon they will set sail for Eu'
rope. Mr. Gisbon will 20 TO his home
in Venice and Mrs. Gisbon to her home
in Budapest, Austria Hungary, for a
short visit and then TO join her hus
band in Venice, where they will make
their home permanently.
The leap wear dance held by the
Meadow Brook Golf club on Saturday
evening in Worthen hall proved to be a
great surprise to Mrs. Nellie Bianchi,
who was asked by the ladies to help
make this dance success. 1t surely
was surprise when at 10 o'clock, the
party, numbering about 40 couples, WAS
called TO order and Mr. Geals. president
of the Meadow Brook Golf club, in be-
half of the members of the club, pre-
scented Mrs. Bianchi a purse OF money
as an appreciation Of her good work
while she was chairman of the Meadow
Brook carnival committee. which proved
to he such n success, After Mrs. 81
anchi recovered from her surprise. she
/ thanked the members in a fitting man
ner. Refreshments of soft drinks,
crackers and cheese. cake and coffee
were served by the ladies Of this com
mittee. Mrs Forest. Mrs Duncan. Mrs.
Angus. Mrs COwie Mrs McIlafiic, Mrs,
Gallatlv, Mrs McBain and Mrs. lay
Tor. Music was furnished by Miss Bcs
sic Smith and Mrs, Jerue,
At the Univcrsalst church last even
ing he first Of series Of Sunday
evening song and lecture services was
attended BY an unusually large group
Of parishibners. These interesting ser,
ices were introduced by tho now pas
tor. Rev. T. 0. Hokerk, who has a
number of interesting things in store
for everyone who wishes TO gather at
the church Sunday evenings, Next
Sunday evening, Feb. 22, a stereopticou
lecture on Mexico. using 100 slides. viii
be given, and on Sunday Feb. % a
lecture on THE Human and Divine,
will constitute the principal topic for
1.-THE evening. This musical service be
gan last evening with an organ solo by
Prof w A. Wheaton. Hymns were
sung in unison intervening The various
OF her solo numbers. which were as FOL
lows: Vocal solo. Ring out, Sweet
Bells OF Peace" Miss Leone Reynolds
violin solo, "Berceuse.' Arthur Spit
ger: vocal solo. The Holy City" Mr..
lW. ~. Holden; humorous reading. An
tome ON the Rail-" DIR. F NJ Lynde
These same artists then in turn enter
tanned with other selections, Miss Rev
nolds singing. Little Pink Rose; Mrs.
Holden. Solvciigs song; Mr.. Splitter,
Handcls Largo" violin solo. and Or
Lynde, The humorous reading, "Limita-
tions OF Youth.