The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the values in millinery. Mrs
Birnic, Laurel street.
Mrs. Earl York, who has been con
fined to the bed, is slowly gaining.
Best boxing attraction ever staget
IN Vermont at Montpelier armory to
night.-adv.
Remember the finest talent of New
England will appear in the opera house
on Friday, March 26.--adv.
Ruby Bradbury, teacher in Marsh
field, has finished the winter term ane
is visiting at her home in Barre.
4 Don't miss the dance tonight il
Worthen hall from s to II. Good mu
sic. Gents, soc; ladies', free.-adv
Don't forget the Rebekah dance in
Rowland hall Friday night CAROLS
orchestra. Admission, 81 per couple
adv
The men are doing the serving at
the chicken-pie supper at the Congre-
gational vestry this evening. Don t
miss it.-adv.
| The newest Broadway songs and
dances in the Dokies' ''Folies Of 1920
at the opera house next week Thursday
and Friday adv.
Come in and look at Mrs. Shallow
line of spring hats before buying. Style
and prices right Remember the place,
8 Forsythe place. adv
Miss Flora Macdonald OF Boston
was unable to reach Barre for her lee
ture and display before the Barre
Woman's club yesterday.
A good place to have good time
with good crowd will be at the fire.
mems concert and dance in Rowland
hall Wednesday evening, March IL
adv.
Manufactured skirts, stunning, mod
els, for outing, tailored and dressy
wear. Wool plaids and checks, serges,
poplins and novelty silks, at the Mrs,
Shepard Co, Inc
George Granger, now employed in
White River Junction, arrived in Barre
this morning to pass day or SO with
his mother, Mrs. Eugenia Granger of
Maple Grove street.
Mrs. Alexander Masse of Maple
avenue arrived in the city this morning
to return to her home here after
three months visit at her old home in
Aberdeen, Scotland.
Anthony Bianehi OF the granite man.
ufaeturing firm of Bianchi & Son re-
turned to this city last evening after
two weeks absence, passed with
relatives in New York.
The condition of John Fitzgerald of
the Plainfield road, who was taken to
the City hospital suffering from pneu
monia. is very satisfactory and he was
resting comfortably this morning
Mrs. Henry Calcagni OF Cambria
street, who for the past four weeks |
has been a patient at the Mary FIetch. I
er hospital in Burlington, suffering
from blood poisoning in one hand, re
turned to her home yesterday.
The mission study class of the
Church Of the Good Shepherd will meet
at the home of Mrs. Z. p Carter, Sher-
idan street, Thursday evening at 1890 |
Every member is asked to make an ef-
fort to be present, as important bust
ness is to come before the meeting.
Notice, Legion members, Barre post,
No. 10; There will be mass meeting
in city hall, Montpelier, Friday even
ing, March II, at O'Clock Addresses
by Fraser Metzger, Fred Rowland and
Chaplain John T. Axton of the port OF
Every member is urged
to attend. G. S. DeMerell, Adjt.
Spaulding's second team, which last
Friday night was defeated, SIS to 81,
in Bethel by the Whitcomb high school
team, will have an opportunity to
wreak vengeance at the Spaulding
gymnasium here Friday night, for the
Bethel team has agreed to play the re-
urn game then. Spaulding's first team
will be playing the last league game of
he season that evening with Water
1ury high school at Waterbury. Two
,ther games viii be played. however,
before the season ends, with the Cathe-
lral high school of Burlington.
Riley Burgess of Washington street,
of the Cook & Watkins |
sheds in this city, went to
Boston last night to submit to an
'peration on his lef. eye that will keep
i'm from his duties for the next two
weeks. Some few weeks ago. while he
vas passing through one of the sheds,
small piece of steel flew from a
rorkman's chisel and lodged in his eve
nd as the result of this injury the !
erviees of an eye specialist win be I
mployed for an operation in Boston 4
o-day. At the time, no apparent in
lry had been sustained and the injury .
ad been forgotten until Mr.. Burgess !
Jas compelled to abandon his duties {
afternoon to consult local .
cculist, who advised the operation inn \
iediately. Mrs. Burgess leaves for =
oston Saturday. :
Stories of the great storm of 1920 '
till continue to sift in to take their I
lace on the records of the observant n
tizens and one which became known I
viii gain recognition with q
ler parsonage The Barre & Chelsea Y
,adbed leading from this city to the b
uarry district of Graniteville, Web Z
.erville and East Barre had been bur Q
d under many a snowdrift until Mon L
nv and then when the big nowplow G
hich had been loaned to the Boston & a
aine road had been returned energies a
the railroad were diverted to the
larry road. Many a drift was struck
it'll this powerful engine and nearly
I welded but an execution WAS found / r