The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Dance in Rowland hall Saturday
night, Land's orchestra adv
New and used sleighs for sale at Cut
Ter Bros livery. Phone 100
New line Of popular sheet music just
in at Baileys Music Rooms. adv.
r. p. Holden. measuregraph sales
man. is in the city for day or SO.
New pattern hats from New York
at Mrs. CAROLS, 70 North Main St.
adv.
Gauld & Robertson's phone number
now 22-W, room ), Rowland block
adv.
Meat-pie supper in Presbyterian
church Saturday night between 5 and
I, auspices Mems elub.-adv.
A son was born at the City hospital
this morning TO Mr. and Mrs. Allan W.
Reid of Maple Gro7e street.
Landi's seven-piece orchestra left for
Bethel this noon, where they are en-
gagged to play for dance tonight
Mrs. L. b. Dodge of Averill st. was
called to Williamstown yesterday on
account of illness in the family of
Luther Bailey.
| Another league basketball game will
be played in the Spaulding gymnasium
this evening, this time Spaulding and
st. Adams high teams competing.
Steven Adams, owner of the chain OF
dry goods stores throughout New Eng
| land known as the Adams company
stores, is visiting the Barre branch for
a few days, having arrived here yester-
day.
! FOUND-At +. A. Drown & Co.'S
drug store, Partisan Sage, "A delightful
non. greasy tonic for hair and scalp
that cures dandruffs, prevents badness
and gives a luxuriant head of hair.
Sold on money back plan.-Ady.
| Passengers coming from Boston by
the night train had ample opportunity
to reflect over the intensity OF the win
| ter weather early to-day as the train
due to arrive here this morning at 4:l5
did not reach Barre until after 10
o'clock.
George King, John Freeman and
James Berry of Goddard seminary went
to Burlington this morning TO attend
the kake walk al the University OF
| Vermont tonight These young men
may enter the ski and snowshoe con
tests at the university tomorrow.
The condition of Fred Ingiis, who
has been seriously i'll with pneumonia
at his home on Clark street for the
past week is greatly improved this
morning and gives promise OF recovery
as soon as can be expected. Mr. lnglls,
contrary to reports, did not have dou-
bic pneumonia.
H.F. Hardy of the Park View house,
Bethlehem, ~ H., will be at Hotel
| Barre March 2 and 3, seeking help for
| the summer He wishes TO obtain
| kitchen girls, chambermaids and table
girls. Anyone interested Is asked to
see Mr.. Hardy on the two days he is at
the hoteladv.
A chimney fire in the Omer Croteau
property on Cottage street and in the
tenement occupied by the w. A. Cur
| tbs family caused little damage this
morning even though strong north
wind was blowing. Joseph Cassellini Of
the w G. Reynolds store was informed
! by telephone Of the fire and in Buick
car went to the home with chemical
/ eXtingllisher. The fire department was
then summoned. the iremen finding
considerable fire. in the base of the
/ chimney in the cellar No damage re-
shifted, however.
The ladies night given by Nincta
lodge. No. 10. Knights of Pythias, at
| their rooms in the Blanchard block last
evening was conceded TO be enc Of the
most enjoyable held for a long time.
Members OF the lodge. with their wives
and invited guests entered heartily into
program of informal dancing, some
| BY choice finding diversions with cards.
| Punch and waters were served by the
! committee. Music for the dancing was
furnished by Landi's orchestra. 1t is
the plan of the entertainment commit
tee to have several more OF these get
! togethers in tho near future,
Young lady friends of Miss Katherine
Stewart Of East Longmeadow Mass
who formerly resided in this city aud
who came Yesterday TO pass a week or
two with her sister, Mrs. James John
ston. gathered al the home of Mrs Rob
crt Patterson at l3 Maple avenue lat
evening These young ladies', eight IN
all and all members OF the klio club,
had learned Of her approaching mar
rage To Russell Corwin of Chelsea, 50
were armed with a number Of hand
some, useful gifts. These presents were
presented informally Mrs. Patterson
served refreshments of coffee, sand
witches. lee cream and cake. which. to-
gether with the music and numerous
other diversions, made Il very enjoyable
evening
David OConor of Dublin, lrelande an
editor of the Sim Fem official organ.
member of the Sim Fcin national conn
ell in Ireland and prominently identi-
| fed with the Sim Fem movement since
its inception 10 or II years ago. will
speak on the Sim Fem movement in
an address to be given al the n. OF {.
| hall in Barre next Sunday evening az
| . o'clock. He invites Protestants. as
we'll as Catholics. to attend in order
that they may learn something about
the present movement for Irish free
dom. In speaking of conditions in Ire
/ land to-day Mr.. 0Ionor said the home
rule bill Of Premier Lloyd George Is
nothing new. il. in fact. an ~old dodge,
| intended 10 SOW dissension among the
people Of ireland lie declared that il
was England's purpose TO prolong the
| discussion. To keep talking. to get the
Irish people divided England is not
/ governing Ireland" nc asserted: "Eng