The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

|. Dance in Rowland hall every
Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or.
chestra.-adv.
All black and colored hats at half
price at Miss Townsend's, 81 North
| Main street.-adv.
Hats to close out from Sl.50 to 50,
Ribbons, flowers, crepes, at one-half
price. Mrs. L. A. Whitman.
Regular meeting of local 4SS, Nj. p.
T., in band room Sunday, June 8, at
$3.50 p. m. A. +. Milne, sec
The Clara Barton guild will meet on
Monday night at 1880 o'clock in the
parish room A full attendance is de.
sired.
Arthur Allen of Oklahoma City,
| Okla. arrived in the city yesterday to
! spend two or three weeks with Barre
| friends.
Mrs. Albert Hussy of Boston has re-
! turned to her home after visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. G. Pirie of Williams
town, for the past two weeks.
A. farce and basket social will be
given Monday evening in the parlors
of the First Baptist church. Admis-
sion l5c Time, o'clock.-adv.
See the famous play, Checkers" at
the Bijou Monday and Tuesday. Two
shows each day, at 2;l5 and 1880.
Prices: Matinee 25e, evening 35c.-adv.
Long distance and general trucking:
truck is also equipped to carry parties;
| will seat between Is and 20 people. All
pneumatic tires. Granite City Bottling
| Works
The names of Francis Lipsky and
John Boyce are on the wild flower hon
or list for collecting 25 or more diff
ferent varieties during the week end
ing June 5.
Special sale of two, three and four.
burner Kerogas oil stoves, the best in
Barre. Largest line of new and sec
ond- hand ranges in Barre. Get prices.
f. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
" Notice! Attention, Odd Fellows and
| Rebekahs! Annual memorial service in
|. o. o. F. hall Sunday evening, June
6, at 1880 Rev. A. M. Marley of
/ Williamstown will deliver the memo
rial address.
William Adams of As Spauldng
street left yesterday afternoon for
Ausable Forks, n. Y. together with
| William T. Calder in the interest OF
the Mari 4 Gordon granite works IN
| that town.
| At the home of Elvira Giudici, Beck
| lev street, Mrs Charles Cato, former
| ly Miss Scampini, was rendered sur
prise last evening by the 1919 amuse-
ment committee of the |. o. O. L., NJ.
Z. Nellie Bianchi made the presenta-
ton of an alcohol lamp pereolator.
T. ]. Hoy. j. A. Mcneil, Edward
Parizo, Harry Hill and Lester B
Moorecroft, all former linemen Of the
Tenney Service Co. of this city and
Montpelier, after visiting relatives and
| friends in the city for few days
have returned to New Britain. Conn.
where they are employed by the Con
necticut Light & Power Co.
Modern village home, about 20 acre:
of land, hot water heated; brick house
with hot and cold water, bath, etc, !
rooms and porch. Could not be built
for $4,000. Barn, garage and shed. Onf
of the most attractive small places II
the county and in a fine village. Own
err leaving the state. Must sell before
July |. Price to move at once is only
81. 200. Obtain full information from
the d. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
adv.
j.. A. Harris, having resigned as
manager OF the Tenney Service Co OF
Barre and Montpelier June |, started
with his family Thursday for White
! River Junction by automobile From
there they plan to go by railway tc
/ Maiden. Mass, TO visit relatives, ano
then to Norwich, Conn, where Mr.
| Harris will become treasurer of the
Eastern Connecticut Power Go. under
| Mr.. Larrabee, former manager OF the
Tenney Service Co, here.
The Springfield Reporter in its loca
columns has the following item refer
ring to W. J. Gilbertson. former lead
err of the Barre City band: The
band concert Monday night was
a foretaste of the musical treats il
store for Springfield people this sum
mer when the Community club banC
is fully organized and trained as IT ex
poets to be. First-class players arr
| being engaged, not the least among
| them being William Gilbertson, cor
net soloist and leader Of the very fin
band which Barre City had before thu
granite strike, which sent its men GU
i of town. This band will be a rea
community band; for It's members ar
to work as well as to play here.
Violin pupils of Mrs. Edwin w
Bruce held a most enjoyable recita
Thursday evening before large gath
ering OF parents and friends. Tn
work of each individual was very com
mendable and showed excellent train
ing and concentration. The pupils wer
ably assisted by Mrs. L. s Brigham
of Randolph, accompanist. The pro
gram was: "Berceuse" Hermann
Gertrude Nichols; "Melodie in +" lRu
bensteinl. Arthur Crawford Goo
Night" fNevinD. velma Bixby; "Sprin
Song" ftMendelssohnl, George Davis
"Mszurka" (Nolok), Marjorie Messer
"The Alp Maids Dream" tLabitzky
Willard JiIlson: "Menuet' ttBeethoV
EN-. Blanche White and Nelma Camp
bell: "Canto Amoroso' tSammari
tinil. Harvey Cate; "a Message
lCoernel. Velma Campbell; "Allegr
Moderate from Concerto tSeitzl, Al
len Baigrie.-adv.