The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-13
TALK OF THE TOWN


Food sale, Methodist church, Satur-
day, 2 to p. m.--adv.
Buy pianos and sheet music at bail
ey's Music Rooms.
New and used slelghs for sale at Cut
Ter Bros livery Phone 100.
Mrs. Albert Scott of st. Adams is
visiting her mother, Mrs. W. 7. Mann
Miss Bessie Maynard, who has been
quite ill at her home on Maple avenue,
is improving.
To Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Mckenzie
of First street daughter was born
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Henry Orser OF Northteid mas
! returned to her home after few days
visit with Barre friends,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Scott of Montreal arrived
here Yesterday to pass few days at
the home of John Morrison on Laurel
| street
Lucien Flint has returned from
Orange after visiting his mother, who
has been quite seriously i'll for the past
/ two weeks.
Dance at Granite street hall Satur-
day night CAROLS orchestra, SIX
pieces A good time and good crowd
assured. adv.
Gilbertson's fve-piece orchestra went
TO Richmond Yesterday afternoon to
| fU the music contract for the old folks
| ball held last evening.
/ Misses Ethel and Alice Morgan were
among the young ladies OF Barre to at
| tend the Norwich freshman hop at
Mortified last evening.
CAROLS orchestra went TO Northfieeld
last evening to furnish music Tor the
freshman hop Of Norwich university at
the Mortified armory hall
Regular meeting of Granite City
lodge, No. 81, |. 0, o. L., M. T., in &.
Of P. hall Friday night at I o'clock
| Initiation and refreshments
what viii stop my hair falling
out?" "Parisian Sage. 1t viii make the
lhair thick and glossy and prevent dan
druir." says f. A. Drown, who sells II
under guarantee of satisfaction adv
Mrs. T. H. Cave, jr., returned home
last evening from South Hadiey, Mass,
where she had been visiting her daueh-
ter, Miss Doris Eastman, student at
Mt. Holyoke college.
Russell Sawyer and Alexander Parks,
who are employed at the Little wooden
mill in North Montpelier, are passing
| few DAYS at their homes, since the
mill has been compelled TO stop opera
tions and await the arrival OF a ship
ment of cotton.
The senior campfire girls of the Pres
byterian church liked to Ailans camp
| last night. The evening was spent IN
PLAYING games and singing campfire
songs. Refreshments were served and
when the party broke up all claimed to
have spent very enjoyable evening
AT st. Monica's church next Sunday
Rev. +. Nj. McKenna will celebrate high
mass ut . o'clock for the benefit OF the
deceased members of Barre council, No.
40l. Knights of Columbus. This IS the
I annual memorial mass and should be
attended by every knight IN Barre All
are requested to meet at the club room
not later than $3.50 Sunday morning m
order to march in a body to the church
The public is invited TO the first OF
series Of song services for the beneht OF
the organ fund, which will be held IN
the Unjyersalist church Sunday evening
AT 7 o'clock. and the following program
will be given: Organ selection, Prof.
Wheaton; vocal solo, Miss Reynolds ;
violin solo. Mr.. Splitter; reading, Dr.
" NJ Lynde: vocal SOLO Mrs. Holden
CONGREGATIONAL singing; violin solo, Mr.
Splitter: vocal solo, Miss Reynolds I;
reading, DR.. f. NJ. Lynde; solo, MRS
Holden; congregational singing --adY'
As Miss Gladys Dale awaited the call
of an expected guest last evening at
the home Of her parents, MIR. ana MIS-
Harry Dale of % Green street, she was
much surprised to be visited unexpect
edly by about 80 of her friends, VINO
went in body to shower her win
good wishes in anticipation OF her ap,
preaching marriage to Harold Mack OF
MONTPELIER, the ceremony TO be per
formed Tuesday. Feb. II. Although
greatly taken by surprise, Miss Dale
proved a charming hostess. The guests
were favored with glimpse OF the con
\ tents Of the hope chest and OF the
trousseau. An impromptu program
was given by the guests, including solos
bv Miss Gertrude Dale and readings oy
Mrs. William Lille, although others
also gave of their talent for the oeca'
sion Games were played and refresh
ments served. consisting Of sandwiches
ladv fingers. waters and coffee. In be-
| half of those present, Miss Gertrude
I Dale presented the bride-to-be china
dinner set. the recipient expressing her
thanks for the gift. The visit proved
n delightful one and sincere good wishei
.---..I 10 a n tho prlpsts for q