The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

National Income System tax books
at Martins Book Store.
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday
evening; Gilbcrtson's orchestra. adv,
See the dandy second hand parlor or
gan going cheap at Bailey's Music
Rooms.
Frank Cormia of Milton stopped in
Barre yesterday with friends while on
his way to Mortified to attend con-
vention.
"Maytime," the biggest musical pro
duction of the season, will appear at
the Barre opera house, Monday, Feb. o.
Fragrant as flowers in spring. Over
whelming sensation adv.
\ Both teams of Goddard have ar
ranged two games for tomorrow night,
which will be played out Of town. The
first team goes to Mortified to invade
the court OF the American Legion and
" the second team will go to Randolph
to meet the Randolph Aggies
| A sleghride has been arranged by
| the Epworth league of the Hedding
( Methodist church for Saturday even
ing. The ride will be to Plainfield,
where they will join the Montpelier
league in social gathering. They are
/ to start from Barre tomorrow night at
l 8 o'clock.
The Blue Ribbon team will Autter to
/ Woodbury. tonight to play the SEIZED
uled game with the Woodbury. A. G.
/ basketball team, composed OF granite
workers of Woodbury. and Hardwick.
! Because of the great amount of snow
. a oil fr1uI Ia
| the trip in two-seated sleighs.
I The regular quarterly meeting Of the
purple consulate of Granite City lodge,
Odd Ladies. was held at the home of
| Mrs. A. Bianchi, Comolli street, on
! Wednesday evening with a very good,
attendance. After the regular business
! the hostess served bountiful lunch,
which. with games and stories, made
the evening one long to be remembered
I by all.
| The Newsboys' club met last evening
! in the Community house with large
/ attendance. Election Of officers took
up part of the time but the arranging
of the game which is to be played to-
morrow night in the Goddard gymna-
STUN between the Newsboys and the
boys club Of the Presbyterian church
seemed to be most interesting theme
! for the boys Games were played and
/ social was enjoyed by the boys until
9:l5. The next meeting will be next
Wednesday evening. Basketball prae-
tce in the Goddard gym Monday night
! Mrs. Robert LAYERS of Watervilie,
p O., who came to lower Websterville
| last Friday TO attend the funeral Of
| her sister Flaw, Mrs. Charles Lam
pEfere, passed away at the Lamphere
home Yesterday afternoon at o'clock,
She had been indisposed with the grip
when she arrived but her condition was
not considered serious until doctor
was called Saturday morning and pro-
nouneed the malady as pneumonia. Mr..
| LAYERS is expected To arrive this after
noon and il is thought the body will be
! taken TO Wateryille fer burial The
case seems to be unusually sad, as the
deceased had made arrangements to
take two OF the i.amphere children
back with her
/ 4 party of young ladies of the klio
! klub, 10 in all resorted to unique
way of enjoying Thursday evening, as
! well as hountifnl supper. At q
o'clock they met at the home of Miss
! Caroline Anderson at Long street to
partakc of the first course of what y
known a. progressive supper; that
is, they proceeded to different home
for each consecutive course and had the
supper consisted OF II courses they
| would have visited II homes But last
night they had planned for four
course supper, and as already men
toned met at the Anderson homo The
second course awaited them at % Cur
rier street the home of Miss Rose Phil
! lips; tho third OF 81 fremont street
the home Of Miss Lewmina Rickert:
and The last at Miss Isabel Patcrson's
home at 20 Long street At each home.
music. SONG and games were enjoyed.
SO that when the next course was
reached il could be rclished by wei
come appetite. This progressive sup
per started at d o'clock and continued
until midnight