The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs J.. r. Rickert of fremont street,
who has been quite i'll, was much I'M
proved to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Bennett OF %
Spaulding street left to-day to attend
the Boston auto show.
Tickets held by firemen not sold for
the firemen's ball must be returned to
the fire station this evening.
George Lander and Laurence Rising
left this noon for Boston, to pass few
days in that district on business.
Tickets for Robin Hood that are
ordered and not paid for will not be
held after 730 at the box office to-
night,
Rev. +. Barnby Leach of Montpelier
will preach the Lenten sermon in the
! Church of the Good Shepherd at 7:45
Wednesday evening, March II.
! Miss Jeanette Granger completed
work Saturday at the Peoples Shoe
store to accept u temporary position
with the Tilden Shoe Co. Of this city
"The FoIlies" is a great big musical
production, purely local talent, coached
by Mr.. and Mrs Louis Philbrook
Barre opera house. March IS and l9--
adv
T. c. Cummings of 81 Hill street went
to Boston THIS morning to attend the
auto SLOW and from there will go to
nep. Haven, Conn and New York City
to spend two weeks with relatives.
Reserved seats 90 on sale at the box
office of the Barre opera house at 2
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon for the
I Do<;es' big musical extravaganza, The
! Follies of 1920" See advertisement on
back page of to-day's Times. -adv.
/. Tho Shamrock basketball team, com
posed Of f. Marshall Of Goddard sem
mary, Earl Smith, Laird of Montpelier
William Stuart and Earl Lille meet
Goddard seminarys team on the sem
mary court Wednesday evening OF this
week
] The body of Frank S. Snow, for
many years resident of Barre, who
during the past seven years had been
living in birmingham, Mass, is expect
cd to arrive in the city this evening.
The body is to be taken to the vault in
West Topsham.
Special meeting of Ruth chapter No.
80, O. T. s., Wednesday evening, March
II, at 1880 O'Clock The deputy grand
matron. deputy grand patron, grand
lecturer and associate grand patron are
expected to be present. There will be
work Supper served at 6 o'clock.
Within the next few days G. S. An
drcws, for % years a shoe dealer OF
this city. viii retire from the business
because OF poor health Mr. Andrews
was taken i'll last fall and since that
time has been confined to his home the
greater part Of the time, though to-day
he was able to be at his store. In the
past few weeks goods valued at thou
sands of dollars have been disposed 81
and it is expected that the remainder
81 the goods will be sold very soon
now Mr. Andrews came 70 Barre
from the D. ~ Nicholson store in Bur
lington. opening n store at the present
site of the Miers downtown barber
shop. The present lo~.tion has been
retained about six years. With the
closing of this store, Bruce Mcdonald
of Montpelier leaves this city and
Montpelier for a position with the
+. NJ. Gould store in Burlington, begin
ming duties there next Monday. just
recently Mrs. McDsnald purchased in
Burlington the Gilbert inn. especially
well known TO autoists and tourists Of
Burlington and vicinity. They plan TO
move their household goods from their
present home at % East State street.
Montpelier, to the Gilbert inn.