The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

new sonora machines Just dIllNcu "e
Bailey's Music Rooms. adv.
New and used sleighs for sale at Cut
Ter Bros livery. Phone 100.
Auction sale at City Auction Market
Saturday at 2 and I p. m, See adv
| adv.
/ John Cross of Mortified was a bust
ness visitor in the Barre granite dis
trict yesterday.
Dance Saturday night, armory,
Montpelier, CAROLS orchestra. Special
car after dance, adv.
Miss NJ. NJ. Minnie win reopen her
millinery parlor Saturday, March l3,
! at "a Summer street.--ady.
The ladies and pastors union OF the
! Methodist church will hold food sale
saturday afternoon from until S.
adv
Firemen's dance, sHowland hall,
March II; Landi's orchestra, eight
pieces, You'll be sorry if you miss it.
adv.
Miss Annie Brown, who for several
weeks has been i'll with influenza, re-
sumed work at the Tilden Shoe store
yesterday.
Spring hats and caps are here and
for a starter we place 10 dozen black
and blue soft hats on sale for $500.
Lamorey's
George Granger, after brief visit at
his home on Maple Grove street, re-
turned last night to his employment in
White River Junction.
A special meeting of the Foreign
Masons will be held on Friday March
II, at 1880 p. m, Important business.
James Glass, president.
We have the very best assortment
Of dog collars, in all sizes. Come in
and look them over. Fritz w. jackson
| Co., 286 North Main street.
A supply of advance exchange tick
cts for the "Follies of 1920" to be Civ
en- at the opera house March is and 10,
auspices the "Dokies," are now on sale
| at browns and Cummings & Lewis
| adv.
The best thing to make your hair
soft. thick and glossy--Parisian Sage.
| +. A. Drown & Co. sell the genuine,
made from the original formula. ADV,
| Under the auspices OF the senior
| class Of Goddard seminary masquer
ade ball will be given in the school hall
| tomorrow evening, students OF all 9th
er classes being invited to attend. Lam
| dis orchestra has been secured for the
| occasion.
= Don't miss hearing James Singer,
Boston's popular basso- who delighted
| Barre audience of three years ago
and will appear in the Barre opera
/ house with the Scottish Musical Com
edy company on March 20, under the
auspices of Clan Gordon, No. l2.-adv.
The best place to have a good time
on Wednesday evening, March IL, will
| be at the firemen's concert and dance IN
| Rowland hall Landi's orchestra, eight
pieces, will furnish music. Concert, 5
| to o; dancing, to l. Refreshments
free. Tickets, Sl.50 per couple; extra
ladies', soc, including war tax,-ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Miles of sMel.
rose, Mass. and Miss Irene Grady OF
| Newport. n H., arrived in the city
Yesterday and were the guests OF DIR.
and Mrs. J. w. Stewart of 10 West
street until this morning. Accompan-
/ led by Mrs. Stewart, Miss Marion Car
roll, Miss Frances Burke and Miss Eu-
nice Mclaughlin, they left for Brling-
ton this morning, where tomorrow
they plan to attend the cathedral sery.
ices in which Miss Catherine Miles,
with Others, win receive the last veil of
| nun and sister of mercy with the
title of Sister Assumpta.
Miss j. P. Nourse, manager for the
| local Adams company dry goods store,
! has returned from a three weeks pleas
ure trip to New York City and the
| Bermuda islands, resuming her duties
at the store yesterday afternoon. The
! Journey was made in company with
Mrs. Mabel Lewis, general manager OF
! the Adams company's chain OF stores,
Mrs. John Waters, manager OF the
| Plymouth. Mass, store, and Miss NJ. ).
! Upston. manager of the Wakefield and
| Woburn, Mass. stores. In New York
Miss Nourse stopped for a few days
purchasing.
The last scheduled league basketball
game of the season will be played by
| Spaulding high with Waterbury high
school tonight in the Waterbury gym
nasium. In the past two years spauld-
/ ing has found difficulty in defeating
| this team on its own floor, as have
| other teams of the state, because Of
the floors small area. While this con-
/ test is going on in Waterbury another,
between Whitcomb high of Bethel and
| Spaulding's seconds will be played in
/ the SpauIding gymnasium. just last
/ Friday night these teams fought IN
1 Bethel for the first time, Whitcomb
high emerging victorious, 55-54
Word has been received in Barre Of
the marriage in Highland Park, Mich,
Feb q of Miss Doris Bradley, daugh.
ter of Mrs. Gladys Bradley, formerly Of
/ this city. to Seth Msther of Highland
| Park. For the present they will reside
with the brides mother at lis Portage
avenue, Highland Park. Mrs. Mather
/ graduated from Spaulding high school
1 in the class of 1919, with first honors in
/ the Latin course Last September the
/ Bradley family left Barre for Highland
/ Park. suburb of Detroit, and the
/ daughter took a six months course in
| the Detroit Business college. Mr..
| Mather holds responsible position
with an adding machine company in
/ Highland Park.
1 At the home of Steven Lascor at 3
Webster avenue to-day were five people
seriously i'll with influenza, one Of the
number. Mrs. Charles Arnholm, being
/ in a very critical condition. The 9TH
/ ers, Mr.. and Afs llascor, were in
/ dangerous state. and their two children,
Leo and Elizabeth, quite i'll. Another
daughter, Miss Viola Lascor, was TAX
en- to the Barre City hospital last even
I ing. stricken with the same malady.
To cap the climax of this state OF at
/ fairs. neither trained nurse nor do