The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-26
TALK or THE TOWN

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nightrobes New Dry Goods Store
Pearl street.
Clarence Burke of the University o.
Vermont passed the week end at hi
home on Maple avenue.
Charles c. Kenyon of Burlington was
a week end visitor at the G. N Kenyon
home on Franklin street, returning
this morning to Burlington.
Earl Markham, COW tester for the
Washington Coutny Cow Testing asso
citation, has finished his duties in this
locality and has resumed similar duties
in Plainheld.
III. p. Human, the recent purchaser
of the +, A. Bugbee 4 Co. granite man
ufacturing plant, left Saturday on a
three weeks trip through the West on
business interests.
John Mola, freshman of Dart
mouth, who came home to attend the
wedding of his brother Saturday, re-
turned to the college with Wendell
Drown, classmate, who passed the
week end with his parents, Mr., and
Mrs. L. A. Drown.
staff Captain William Sewers of the
Salvation Army, and located at Hart
ford, Conn, who conducted special
meeting and services at the local Saliva
ton Army hall Friday night, dedicating
at the same time two children into the
! organization, continued his state tour
Saturday by going to Montpelier to
conduct similar services. This is the
first of the 1920 quarterly meetings
carried out by staff officers.
Last evening at the home Of Mrs
John Robins on Pearl street party
of about Is friends of Mrs. Ella Saw.
yer, cook at the NJ & G.. restaurant,
gathered to celebrate the latter's birth
day anniversary. Music by young la.
dies of the party was enjoyed and sew.
eral other numbers made up an even
ing's enjoyment. During the evening
Mrs Sawyer was presented several tok-
ems A dainty lunch was served,
The stoneshed on West Second street
formerly owned by the Louis DeBlois
estate, has been transferred TO the
Barre Memorial Works through the ad-
ministratrix of the estate, Mrs Georg
lana DeBois The shed has geen run
ming for the past year under a lease by
the Barre Memorial Works The pa
pers binding the trade We're made out
during last week, the transaction be-
ing made through the office of Attorney
A. A. Sargent.
Frank Miano, well known TO all the
patrons Of Miers downtown barber
shop, having worked there prior to his
entrance in the army and for the past
six months. completed duties there Sat
urday in order to start this morning
for Akron 0. At Akron he will join
his brother His acquaintance of the
Italian Pleasure club, 35 Of whom as
sembled at the club rooms last evening
for social gathering and smoker in
behalf of Mr. Miano, took the oppor-
tunity TO present him a gold-trimmcd
fountain pen as token of remem
branee.
Several storekeepers and public build
ing ianitors in the immediate vicinity |
of the Wells & Richardson packing |
house on Pearl street are quietly com
planning of the tracks left by the dye |
workers After leaving the shop there
is little dye on the bottoms Of the i
shoes or rubbers so that as soon as they |
step into a warm room the tracks of |
the dye worker are plainly printed on
the floor As soon as water is applied
to the floor the dye quickly spreads and
makes, usually, bad-looking floor II
would be gratifying to the keepers OF
stores, hotels and other public rooms
to have some system adopted that
would tend to relieve the ianitors and
keepers OF such buildings of much ex
cleaning,
1t seems quite probable that the God
dard gymnasium viii have a big draw
ing card during this week when the
first basketball team of the school and
the faculty of the school will clash for
two Commute periods in a basketball
game Two men from the seminary
squad will play for the faculty Coach
Leahey win play center for the fac
llty, bad man for the first team TO
handle. Prof. Hall will also play for
the "has beens" and Prof. Barker, who
has not forgotten the game, will defend
The faculty. Sullivan and Steve"
Slayton will also play for the faculty.
i 1
II their time in the afternoons TO get
N trim for the game, which viii prob
IDLY be staged on Tuesday night
Miss Kathleen LeBaron, who may be
heard in Rowland hall Tuesday evening
Il s o'clock. gives an entertainment
consisting of five costume changes,
dress, costume of T6 and 81 |
With appropriate music and readings.
HID representations in costume and
he last group in sport costume, and
he plays and sings with an Hawaiian {
ikelele, closing with a group of French '
md American national anthems. Her
Program is quite varied, with both .
french and English songs of concert
nature, character songs. musical read Z
ngs and a generous smattering OF hu- a
nor. She win be accompanied by Mrs. :
,arnaby Leach of Montpelier. ''She I
ave one of the finest entertainments 9
n song and recital that has ever been }
iiven in this town" is the report com I
ng from a recent evening given in !