The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Food sale, Episcopal vestry, Satur
day, March 20, at o'clock. adv
Big shipment California chocolates
received to-day at browns Drug Store
! G. w. Chandler of Lebanon, N. H..
is making brief business stay in this
city.
DR. e. Heininger left to-day for Bur.
lington to attend the state dental con
yention.
Dance, armory hall, Montpelier, st.
Patrick's night; admission, 75c per
couple.-adv,
John Reed of the Champlain Valley
Fruit Co. OF Burlington is in the city
for few days stay.
A A. Lamorey left yesterday for
Boston, there to pass few days ut the
/ Boston automobile show.
Mems high cut rubber boots, just re-
ceived. at the Tilden Shoe Co. On sale
at $500 and $850.--adv.
| The spring millinery opening of Mrs.
+. A. Witham will be held Friday and
| Saturday of this week. adv.
Mrs. A. A. Favor of 36 Spaulding
street left this morning for Lyndon to
attend the funeral of her brother.
A regular meeting of local 24l, K. c..
/ p. A., in Worthen hall this evening
at o'clock. Let all members be pres
emit
The Tilden Shoe Co. move-on sale
opened to-day with great speed. Plenty
Of sizes. Plenty OF good help to serve
you.-adv.
Don't forget the La Resista corsets
with spirabonc Be fitted before you
select your new suit at Mrs. Shepard
CO., Inc.--adv.
Frank Cardi, granite dealer of
Plattsburg N, w. is stopping at his
home at 4 Center street while in the
city on business.
Seats for 1.-THE Follies' can be ex-
changed or purchased at the box office
every afternoon from to and even
ings from I to 0.--adv.
Be sure and hear Margaret Alexan.
der, Boston's popular soprano in The
Cotters Saturday Night" at the Barre
opera house March 26.--adv.
Mrs. A. Birnie cordially invites the
ladies in Barre and vicinity to attend
her millinery opening March Is and 10,
Thursday and Friday.
Tonight is the big night for the fire
men. Come and join them at Rowland
hall. Landi's eight-piece orchestra win
furnish music Concert s to Q, dancing
o to /. Refreshments, adv
Arrived to-day, a new shipment OF
hats in all the latest New York models
A hundred different styles to choose
from. Mrs Birnie, Laurel street, OPP
posite Brook street school-adv.
Mrs. Clayton Baker of New York
Mrs Lillian Marion, coming here from
Burlington, after passing few days
with another sister, Mrs. Oliver La
Dam.
John Mccarthy. son Of Alderman
Thomas Mccarthy, who few years
ago was employed at the Smith 4
Cummings store on North Main street,
has returned to the city from Chicago, |
ILL.,, where he has been employed since
his discharge from naval service.
The attention of the members and |
friends OF the Baptist church is called |
to the meetings to be held in the |
church beginning on Thursday evening |
at 1880 Rev Walter Sturdeyant will |
be present and conduct the service each !
evening The pastor would like to see |
every member present
The body of James Kelly, the elderly |
brother of Mrs Willis Henry of South
Barre, who died at her home Monday
afternoon, was taken to Cadysville, \. /
Y. Yesterday afternoon for the funeral
services to-day Accompanying the re-
mains were Mr. and Mrs. Willis Henry,
Ellis Henry and Mrs. Edward Murphy.
The Barre City band is rehearsing
faithfully in preparation for the con
cert which it win give in the Barre
opera house Thursday evening, March
b. for the purpose of raising money
with which to purchase two new in
,truments. The band numbers 25 play
FRS and Il promises TO give a concert OF
zeal merit The band will be assisted
~ the talented young entertainer, Miss
LeBaron. Tickets are SO
'ents each.-adv.
AT the regular meeting of Cobble
Hill grange. held Tuesday evening,
4lewellyn Densmore was elected to the
,ffice of assistant steward TO fill q va
'sncy caused by resignation. A short
literary program was given, consisting
# an instrumental solo by F.. Ruth
1eino, reading by Mrs Elgiva Ken.
tall. vocal solo by A. J. Smith and
eading BY Mrs Nellie Dafiine. The
iext meeting viii be held April g.
Watch the paper for the date Of the
ext dance
The silver cup that for two success
i've years has hung suspended from the
enter of the stage arch in the Spauld-
ng assembly hall has been lowered and
O. day was shipped to Montpelier high
ehool. the school whose basketball
cam succeeded in winning seven of
light league games played during the
asst season. Engraved on this cup is I
he name OF Burlington high school
nee, Montpelier high once, but which
ow has won the right TO a second en-
raving, and Spaulding twice. Accor
~ to the schoolmasters' rules, teams
T a certain school must win the title
, three engravings, OF in other other
.ords, must win the championship Of
he league three years 10 gain the cup
: a permanent trophy. Strange To say,
9th Montpelier high and Spaulding
,se four of the regular lineup with z
Re graduation in June. leaving but one
ateran in each case to fight for the
up next year. There Is plenty Of space
n the names of several other schools
, be placed on the cup and there Is
that some Of these will
lin notice next season. However. the
.nnest rivals OF the leap1le Snanld.