The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-31
TALK or THE TOWN

Bargains in shoes at Sheas.
Buy sheet music at Bailey's Music
Rooms.
Buy talking machine needles at Bail.
ey's Music Rooms.
Russian Symphony orchestra records
on sale at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Largest line OF new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. H. A. Prindle, Worthen block.
Beginning Sunday, Feb. |, the Sun
day Globes will advance three cents a
copy. due to the increased cost of trans
portation adv
Bernie Smith, who for the past few
weeks has been working in Springfield,
has been visiting for the past few days
at his home on North Seminary street.
The Newsboy club viii meet the
PRESBYTERIAN Boys club tonight in a
basketball game, which promises to be
interesting. The fellows playing are
all around the age OF ID.
"Maytime," the biggest musical pro-
duction of the season, will appear at
the Barre opera house, Monday, Feb. ..
Fragrant as flowers in spring. Over
whelming sensation. adv.
The regular monthly missionary day
will be observed at the Methodist Sun
day school tomorrow by talk on
'1'ravel i'm China which viii be illus
trated with stereopticon pictures.
At the regular meeting of the Vim
eitia club held Thursday evening. John
T. Ayerill was elected vice president.
The matter of making assessments for
ladies night was left for later consid-
Grafton.
The Goddard basketball team left
this afternoon for Mortified, where
tonight it viii clash with the Ameri.
can Legion team The following men
We're taken Gaughan slayton. Miller,
Kelly, Sector and McPeake.
Another Of those delightful parties
will be held in Rowland hall on Tues
day evening Feb, 3, under the auspices
of the ladies union of the Iniversalist
church Dancing will be in order and
CAROLS orchestra viii furnish music
Tickets arc 81 per couple, extra ladies
35c Come and enjoy yourself.--adv.
Mrs. Mary +. Nelson of 81 Merchant
street sold through the D. A. Perry
Real Estate agency her home at III
Merchant street yesterday afternoon to
GA. OLIVER of Lennoxville, Canada,
Mr.. oliver, battery specialist, ex-
poets to establish himself in that work
after moving his family TO Barre, which
will be done sometime very soon.
Nap }s,on White, the young man in.
iured at the stoneshed of Brown & De-
Mereil when loaded grout box pinned
him about the abdomen 20 large gran
lite block Yesterday morning, was re-
ported to be resting quite comfortably
at the City hospital this morning. Thus
far nothing serious has developed, and
il is believed by the attending physi.
elan that the internal injury was not
as bad as at first Thought to be.
The sophomore farce, Not on the
Program which was staged at the
Spaulding school assembly hall to q
crowded auditorium last evening, was
cleyerlv portrayed by the amateur ac-
tors The intrieacies entwined about
the lost ring of Mrs. JONES were the
source OF much merriment to the audi
ence. 1t gave Miss Ruth Wyllie, the
''colored" servant, and Rastus, the
plumber, played by Harold Wasgatt,
ample opportunity to display their skill
in darky tactics and dialect. Both
these young people played their parts
very we'll Others who made up the
east were Doris Gerard as Mrs. Whit
ney, G. Donetti as Vincent Fielding, the
dramatic coach, and Paul Tierney as
Officer Hogan. Miss Eva Smith, so
many times successful in staging anna
teur plays at the school, coached the
narticipants