The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Mildred Johansson is detained
at her home, ) Nelson street, by Illness
Augmented orchestra, with com
panys musicians, with "Maytime =
adv.
Masquerade ball, East Montpelier,
Friday night, Feb. 20: Dudley's or
chestra.-adv.
The brilliant, most beautiful May
time" the greatest musical play ever
staged, adv.
Lowell Drown and Laurence Kent OF
Norwich university spent Sunday at
their homes in Barre.
The amusement committee OF the
Odd Ladies will meet with Mrs. An
drew Mitchell, Pleasant street, Monday
evening at I o'clock.
Are you going? Wherel To the
Baptist church Tuesday evening at 80
o'clock. What forG 70 hear the pro
gram and have good time. Admis-
sion, l0c.-adv.
The members of the junior sodality
of st. Monica's church will hold ut
tie social in the Knights Of Columbus
hall from 7 to 8 Wednesday evening.
All members are invited to attend.
BY the courtesy of the Woman's club,
the public is to have the rare oppor-
tunitv. for the small sum Of 2bc, OF
hearing Miss Edith CobuTn Noyes, dra'
matte reader and impersonator, OF Bos,,
ton, tomorrow evening in Rowland
halliday.
William Blanchard of Albany Bust
ness college, who has been compelled 10
abandon his studies because OF an OPP
grafton for appendicitis, was accompa-
MED home by his brother, Raymond,
reaching here Saturday night.
Archie Saxby, for the past eight
months a Times reporter, completed
work Saturday night to accept po-
sition as time keeper with the Norton
Grinding works of Worcester, Mass. AIR,
Saxby and family left for Worcester
last night.
Bans of marriage were published at
ST. Monics's church yesterday OF Ar
thur Paradis, a Blackwell street gran
tie manufacturers, and Miss Antonio
Bergonzi of Short street. This marriage
will take place next Saturday morning
at the Catholic church.
The management OF John Mccormack
and CALI Curci writes The Times that
the report that these artists were TO
appear in Barre or Montpelier this sea
son is incorrect. "The only date that
Gallo urci is playing in this vicinity
is Burlington, and Mr.. Mccormack Is
not playing in the state at all, and will
not until his return from world tour,
If then" is the statemen: OF the man
agement of these artists.
Fl. Nelson Brown, a senior of Dart
mouth college, passed the week end
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brown Of Cliff street, returning this
morning to register, after midyear ex-
aminations. Others who have been hav-
ing a few days vacation at their homes
in this city because OF the examina-
tions. and who returned to college to-
day were: Wendell Drown, John and
Norman Gordon and Laurence Camp
bell.
Charles DEF. Bancroft, intermediary,
has been making his customary cam
paign for new citizens of the United
States in the past few weeks. He, to-
qether with Federal Examiner Koran {.
Small, examined during last week more
than 100 prospective citizens in Barre
Montpelier, 6raniteville, Mortified,
Waterbury, Randolph and Bethel. In
Barre alone, Sc names were held by
Examiner Small TO appear before him
during Thursday afternoon and Friday
and OF that number all appeared ex-
cept seven, answering satisfactorily he
questions put to them concerning the
American government. They are now
eligible for citizenship and will be so
enrolled at the sitting of the next nat
uralization court. due at Montpelier the
latter part of this month. In this group
examined in and about Barre were men
of many nationalities, representing
Russia, Germany, Austria, Poland,
Italy, England, Ireland and Canada.