The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Maccabees' bazaar, April 10, CAROLS
orchestra
For real hose values, try the Foot
Rest" at Morse's, Montpelier, adv.
Let's go to the Union Dry Goods
Store for suits. This is heard often
these days.-adv.
Mrs. Gertrude Knapp of 6 West
street went to Burlington this morning
70 pass few days.
| Easter ball, Rowland hall, Monday
night, April 5. Concert to 0, dancing
to |. Landis ORCHESTRAL
George Thayer of 0 Clark street left
this morning for Norwich, Conn, where
he plans to spend an indefinite vaca-
! tion.
| Do not miss the ladies' guild dance
the first Wednesday after Easter, How
land hall. Landi's orchestra. Dancing
to l.-adv.
| John Jellyman of King street, who
| for the past two weeks has beeQ Sc
riously i'll, is fast regaining his health,
being able to leave his bed yesterday.
| The last bazaar of the season will be
| held under the auspices Of the Ladies
of the Maceabees in Rowland hall April
1 10. Music will be furnished by Car
rolls professionally.
| Mrs. William Innes, who came three
| weeks ago to care for her sister, Mrs.
| Thomas Jeffrey Of Currier street, re-
turned to her home in Quincy, Mass
to-day, accompanied by her little son,
| Frank.
The newly adopted schedule of hours
| fnp Ia, rbar chnpo will Shn1y ife effects
for the first time tomorrow evening,
when shops will close at 8 o'clock. This,
as many know, does not mean that the
shops will be closed every evening at 8
but only on the appointed evenings OF
each week, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Richardson, Mrs
H L. Cass and daughter of Washing
ton street left this noon for Boston,
New York City and Buffalo. They ex-
pect to make the trip in three weeks
The w. g. T. L. will hold a meeting
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Beckley, Q
Park street, for election of officers
Please pay your dues. Bring some
thing for the basket and be sure to
come.
Mrs. Raymond G. Fuller of New
Il DIk AtAAs WIZ mas bttH ttHihAilE bf'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. Howard OF q
AverilI street, left March 81 to join
her husband in Tennessee, where he is
making recreation survey Tor the
state child welfare commission. Mr..
and Mrs. Fuller viii visit friends in
Montgomery, Ala, and then 90 to New
Orleans to attend the national confer
ence of social work Mr.. Fuller is on
the program of the conference.
Lieut.. John j. Burns, known here as
former first baseman OF Goddard
seminary and who later performed
with the varsity team Of the Uniyer-
sity of Vermont, has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James Burns, his parents, in
Burlington With him was Tiny"
Bowman of Rutland, the crack first
baseman of the Burlington college last
year, Burns, though he does not adj
nit it, evidently has a silver horseshoe
hidden somewhere in his big Liberty"
plane, for only a few weeks ago he
escaped a serious accident while scout
ing the vicinity of Oklahoma in search
of games for the Post field baseball
team On this journey he ran into a
sand storm that nearly proved his I'M
doing. as he was unable to see the
ground at all and was compelled TO
keep his machine going until the gaso-
line gave out. Nothing TO do but take
a chance remained for the Nermonter
and his mechanic and this they did,
fortunately striking down onto fairly
good field to find later that a water
tower had barely been missed in the
descent To prevent the machine from
oyerturning, the lieutenant and his
mechanic were compelled to stake down
the machine and wait for an abate.
ment of the storm, which came two
DAYS later