The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

For real coat values see Morse's line
at Montpelier adv.
Low prices on sheet music at Bal
ley's Music Rooms.
T. G. Wilson of Bailey's Music
Rooms spent Sunday in Burlington.
Why not buy the Sonora and get the
best photograph for your home? Sold
in Barre at Bailey's.---adv.
/ Odd Ladies' dance Oct 20, Rowland
| hall, CAROLS orchestra. Admission, 81
per couple, extra ladies, 25c.--adv.
Mrs. Annie Julian and Arthur Crsw
ford, who visited here over the week
end, left to-day for Portland, Me.
Miss Jessie Walker underwent an
operation for the removal of tonsils
at her home on Mount street this
morning.
Good program, plenty to attract and
dancing with music by Carroll's or
chestra. Clan fair, Rowland hall, Oct.
% and 29.--adv.
Take advantage of the wonderful
offer of the Barre Drug Co., and the
Pathe monograph Co. Call at the store
for particulars.-ad
South Barre grange will hold its an
ual fair Oct. 81 and %. A good pro-
gram both evenings. All come and
have good time.-adv.
Miss Elsie Robertson, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. George Robertson of 81
Seminary street, was able to return
home from the hospital Sunday.
Mrs. Roy French of "a Eastern ave
nue., accompanied by her young son,
William, left this morning for Bur
lington, to visit for several days with |
her brother, Carl Densmore.
John B. Games, former manager Of |
the Park and Bjou theatres in this
city, was in town yesterday for brief |
business visit and motored back to |
Littleton, N. H., yesterday afternoon.
A. J. Stewart of Park street, who
underwent serious operation at the
Barre City hospital two weeks ago, is
steadily regaining strength and may
possibly be allowed to go to msshome
soon.
Deputy Chief of Police Harry Gam
Bile this morning received telegram
that may be of particular Importance
to people in Barre and vicinity. II
reads: "ossining, n. y, Oct. Is, 1920.
Chief OF Police, Barre, VT: George
w. Stivers and Marcus ID. Bassett, au
tomobile thieves, escaped from Sing
Sing prison Saturday night, not yet
recaptured Supposed TO have been
seen in your neighborhood. One hun
bred dollars ($lO0) reward for each
Both about % years old, Bassett five
feet seven inches, light complexion;
Stivers five feet nine, dark complexion.
(Signed) Louis +. Lawec, warden"
The home of Mrs. Marion Macdon-
aid, rs Elm street, was the scene of
a pleasant surprise party last eve.
ming when about 30 lady friends of
Miss Lena Macdonald called TO make
merry following the announcement of
her approaching marriage. Upon enter
ing the home, Miss Macdonald was con.
fronted with a volley of shouts and
laughter, but soon recovering from the
shock of the surprise, assisted in wei
coming the guests. Considerable en-
was furnished from the
enacting of mock wedding. Music also
added to the enjoyment of the com
pany and light refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served. During
the evening the bride to-be was re.
quired to follow series of strings, TO
which were attached various gifts, in.
GLIDING linen, cut glass, silver and
other articles. The rooms were pref
tily decorated with autumn foliage.
Before departing, Miss Macdonald was
the recipient of the best wishes of her
friends