The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

chocolate cherries, special price, 79c, a
Noyes'.
Officers of Bright Star Rebekah lodg
meet for practice Monday evening a
1880 sharp.
Miss Brooks of the high school fac
nlty has gone to Burlington for tn
Easter vacation.
Mrs c. V. Woodbury. and daughte
of Mortified were business visitor
in Barre to-day.
left this morning for Burlington t,
spend two weeks vacation with rela
tives
Charlie Donnell, the wrestling pc
liceman, is recommended by George V
Toukey, the Boston promoter. "Nu
sed. adv.
Edwin w. Bruce, violinist, was il
Burlington Wednesday and Thursday
leading the orchestra in the Majestic
theatre for the two days.
| Third Liberty loan temporary bond:
may now be exchanged over the apun.
ter for the permanent bonds, with all
coupons attached, at the Peoples Ma.
tional bank.
| Mr. and Mrs. Athol r. Bell of Lib.
! erty street left to-day for Enosburg
Falls to pass the week end at Mr.. Bells
former home, being called by the i'll
ness OF relatives.
We are still selling the leading pat
ent medicines at reduction of 20 to
rs per cent discount. We will continue
to do so until we are established in our
new store Rarrn Drug IN
The body of Mrs Carolina Olgiatti,
who died in this city on Dec. 3, 1919,
was shipped yesterday to New York
and from there will be sent to Brenno,
Userio, Italy, to be buried
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parrtgoni of
North Barre left last night on the mid
night train for San Diego, Cal, having
decided to make that part of the coun-
try their future dwelling place.
c. f. Millar, former superintendent
of the Tenney Service Co., has accept
ed position with the Young Bros Co.
and at present is employed at the local
office.
Father Johns. Fletcher's Castoria,
Cuticura soap, Woodbury. soap, Syrup
of Figs, in fact, all the leading patent
medicines at greatly reduced prices 1t
may pay you to stock up now. Barre
Drug Co.
Miss Rita Placement, who for the
past few days has been the guest of
Mrs. Emma Placement of Graniteville,
while renewing acquaintance in Barre
and Graniteville, left this morning for
her home in Rock Island, Que.
Miss Harriet Houston, for the past
three years secretary to Supt. Carroll
II. White Of the Barre schools and to
Principals Henry II. jackson and Ly.
man c. Hunt of Spaulding high school,
completed duties at the school office
at the termination of sessions there
yesterday in preparation for her APP
preaching marriage to Harold Knight,
now OF Boston but formerly of Barre,
which will occur during the latter part
of April. Miss Phyllis Vercoe, a grad
uate of the 1916 class of Spaulding
and who for the past two years has
been employed as bookkeeper and stem
ographer at the Harvey & Moore ga
rage, has been an understudy of Miss
Houston and will assume the respon-
sibilities of the school office after the
Easter holidays.
A farewell party was given Bella
Mathewson at her home on Plain street
last evening when 80 of her little
friends gathered to spend an enjoyable
evening. Singing and exhibition dane
ing by many of the visitors furnished |
Miss Barbara Hamil |
ton danced the highland fling, while
the highland reel was danced by Phyl- |
lis Freeland, Elsie Robertson, Bella |
and Margaret Gellatley |
On behalf of her little friends, Elsie |
Robertson presented Miss Bella hand
some locket and chain. Refreshments |
Of ice cream, sodas and cake were |
served by Miss Fraser, Miss Boyce and |
Miss Munro. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Math
ewson and daughter expect to leave
soon for Scotland.
As a reward for her continued hos
Ditality, Mrs William Corrigan of /
Spaulding street was recently relieved |
Of much valuable jewelry, clothing,
tic, taken while Mrs. Corrigan was i'll
1y a l9-year old girl. II seems the
yirl had made the acquaintance of Mrs.
1orrigan in Washington and came TO
Ter home here in the city and asked
odging for a time until money ar
lived from her brother in Massachu-
etts. Leaving the house, supposedly
or the pictures. about three weeks ago,
he girl failed to put in an appearance
gain and Mrs. Corrigan got into COM
with authorities in North
lmpton, Mass, with the result that
many of the vsluables have been re-
urned by J. L. Sullivan, probation Of
icer of that city, and the girl has been
entenced to serve two years in re
ormstory.
Miss Kathleen LeBaron. the young
oncert artist who gave a concert at
he Barre opera house Thursday even
ny under the auspices of the Barre
,ity band and another last evening at
,paulding high school for the benefit
4 the senior class. left this morning
or her home in Waterbury, having
'een the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
files of South Main street, relatives,
Turing her stay in Barre. Miss lie :
aaron has signed a contract to travel
With the Ellison-W Chautauqua
ompany, which trsverses the Pacific
cast and Canadian Northwest. Her
oncert work in Vermont will cease the
after part Of April, when she plans to
% to the New England Conservatory
{ Music for few weeks study in
reparation for the chautauqua circuit /.
There, too. the LeBaron !
Of entertainers will be organ ,
Ted and drilled for the summer work.
Members Of the faculty stats Of a
,paulding high school and Goddard ,