The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

adv.
See the values in millinery. Mrs
Birnie, 4 Laurel street.
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday
night; Landi's orchestra.-adv.
Shea's rnbbers will keep your feet
dry. All leading makes adv.
Mrs. 0. w. Emery of East Montpel
Ter visited with friends here to-day.
just II suits in this extra special
sizes 80, 1888, at only S25. Lamorey's
California dried grapes to close out
at 2ec, 24c, 26c % ID. Charles zanleoni
adv.
You want to see Alex. Straiton in
the part Of His Highness, the King, at
the "Follies. adv.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chamberlin of Orange at the Barre
City hospital yesterday morning.
Come and hear JEANNE Hunter Tan
ner, New England's noted contralto, at
the opera house on March 26.-adv.
Charles Robinson of Is Seminary
street was removed from his home to
the Barre hospital yesterday afternoon.
Don't forget the Rebekah dance to-
night in the Rowland hall. Carroll's
orchestra. Admission, 81 per couple
adv.
The newest Broadway songs and
dances in the Dokies' "Follies of 1920"
at the opera house next week Thursday
and Friday.-adv.
Come in and look at Mrs. Shadows
line of spring hats before buying. Style
and prices right. Remember the place,
8 Forsythe place.-.adv.
A special meeting of the Foreign
Masons will be held on Friday, March
IL, at 1880 p. m. Important business.
James Glass, president.
All tickets for the Boston English
Opera Co, which comes here March Is
that are at the box office should be
taken ont at once.-adv.
Mrs. Lucy Columbo of IA Foster
street was taken to the City hospital
last night, WHERE she will undergo an
operation this afternoon.
In a deal transacted recently Mrs.
Katherine Brown of Maple avenue pur-
chased a Involvement house at For
sythe place owned by Mrs. Elsie For.
sythe.
Walter Main, who sustained a slight
injury to an eye at the Cook & Wat /
kins plant during the early part OF the
week, went to his home in Groton yes.
terday,
Robert Phillips returned to his home
on Upland avenue yesterday afternoon
recovering from an operation per
formed two weeks ago at the Barre
City hospital.
Spring and summer millinery open
ing Saturday and Monday, March 10
and Is, at Mrs. Warrants millinery
p~arlors, $50 Main street, corner Pearl,
upstairs.-adv.
Miss Catherine Gregoire of l Bank
street was among the number to be
admitted to the City hospital yester
day afternoon and there submitted to
an operation last evening.
All members of st. Monica's church
who are not solicited personally will
make donations for the food
sale held by the ladies aid to enable
them to properly care for the poor
adv.
The Barre Savings Bank & Trust
company have received a supply of
third Liberty loan bonds with all cou-
dlLhNIlt0 " iidthi lNN NHiNI ilEN 1
an exchange for temporary bonds, be-
Monday, March 10, 1920.
Carroll H. White, superintendent of
Barre schools, and Principal Lyman C..
Hunt of Spaulding high school, went to
yesterday afternoon to at
end the annual convention of state
,uperintendents and principals, which
will continue until tomorrow.
David I. Mortimer of Quincy, Mass,
md Alexander Mortimer, a veterinary
student at the University of pennsyl-
in Philadelphia, arrived in the
'ity this morning, having been in
ormed Of the death of their father,
Mortimer, who died at his home
N east hill yesterday.
Notice, Legion members, Barre post,
80. 10; There will be a mass meeting
n city hall. Montpelier. Friday even
ng, March II, at s o'clock. Addresses
y Fraser Metzger. Fred Rowland and
John L. Axton of the port of
%mbarkation. Every member is urged
o attend G. S. DeMerell, Adjt. !
Alfred 5. Black, manager of the
Slack Theatre Circuit company, ar
lived in Barre this morning from Bos-
ON Tor the sole purpose of disposing of :
connected with the Barre thea
re situation. Mr.. Black declared that
e was here to arrange for both a tem !
orary theatre and the erection of the !
ew theatre building at the corner of {
earl and North Main streets, and
nth the assistance of +. j. Bolen, his c
rchitect, who has been studying the
itnation during the past two days. he I
his task early this afternoon. 9
lr. Black will carry out practically b
he same plans arranged for last fall,
hen the company intended to begin ?
he erection but were delayed by tech I
ical matters concerning the boundary Il
mes of the property. The new theatre
III be erected much quicker than I'M
sr ordinary circumstances and If there
a chance of breaking construction
cords il will be done on this building,
II. Black assured a reporter this
A slight change in the size NJ
the building viii be made, since I,
is no moving picture house in \
ARE to-day. Instead Of a ground
theatre made to accommodate be- q
Teen l.2O0 and 1900 people it will be
with a balcony and have a ca
Of l,5O0 people. Mr.. Black could
We no definite statement concerning
@ temporary theatre. having but Just
in Barre, but would possibly
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