The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-17

| California chocolates just received a.
browns Drug Store.
Visit the big move-on sale at thu
| Tilden Shoe Co.'S store.-adv.
Bank your fires carefully and com,
to the firemen's dance in Rowland hal
tonight. adv.
Musical in X. of c. hall tonight be
gins at o'clock Public cordially in
vited- adv
Earl w. Cassie of Hartford, Conn, is
visiting friends in this city and rela-
tives at 81 Main street, Montpelier.
Five members of CAROLS orchestra
left this morning for Rochester to fur
nish music this evening at the Legion
dance.
Children's classes in dancing start
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Phone
1861 or inquire at l12 North Main
street.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harvey e. Averill of
50 Franklin street went to Dorchester,
Mass, to-day to pass few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartlett, relatives.
Miss Irene Grady. of Newport, n. H.,
after visiting friends and relatives in
Burlington and Barre since last Fri
day, returned to her home in Newport,
N. H., to-day.
If you want to chase your worries
away, come and hear Vic. Gilbert in
THE Cotters Saturday Night" March
&c, under the auspices of Clan Gordon,
No. l2.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. f. Cutler, who had
planned to leave here Sunday to be
present at the opening of the Boston
auto show, left to-day, accompanied by
Miss Dorothy Smith of Plainfeld.
Peter Alexander, baggage master of
the Central Vermont depot, who for
the past two weeks has been confined
to his home, II Patterson street, with
scarlet fever, was able TO be outdoors
for the first time yesterday.
Ice cream and drinks served in local
drug stores and confectionery stores
will henceforth cost more, and in most
cases five cents is added to the passing
price. This schedule of increase will
be adopted by practically every retail
merchant in this city, for they con
tend that they will either have to dis
continue the business or increase the
prices. and of course, the latter is
preferred. Some of the stores have
already put the increased rates into
effect, and those who have not will do
so before the latter part of this week.
The reserved seat sale opened with a
bang for the Dokies' big musical ex
travaganza, THE Follies of 1920 and |
indications point to two capacity !
houses for the presentation at the |
opera house tomorrow and Friday !
evenings. Mr.. and Mrs. Philbrook have +
staged many novelty songs and dances /
for the production, and Mrs. Philhrook /
will herself appear in The Dance Of +
the Rose" an interpretive pantomme
set to the music of Dcbussy and Men /
delssohn. A dainty parasol dance &C
the song, Hand in Hand. +
sung and danced by Miss Merle Cow |
and Newell Parker, and IN addition
Miss Cow and large chorus will pre-
sent the outstanding hit OF the Zieg t
field "Follies," entitled, "A Pretty Girl
Is Like a Melody" An oriental mum
Der. deliberately costumed, entitled
"Haidee," will be presented by Miss
Rose Levin and six pretty dancers. and
in "The Sun Shines Brighter" James
Bennett and the chorus have a swingy !
melody which featured the musical
comedy. leave II TO Jane in Boston.
The leading comedy roles are in the
IA nds OF Alex. Straiton, William Fl.
Duthie, Joseph Sibson. William Robert
.on, Mason Pierce, James Gaul and
Lillian Roberts. Gilbertsons orchestra
IF six pieces will furnish the music
'or the play and the public dancing on
he stage after both performance
ldN.