The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-04
TALK OF THE TOXIN

Mrs. Heiggie of Montpelier is the
guest of Mrs. f. A. Young of 26 Web
ster street.
s. Levin, manager of the Union
Clothing CO., returned this morning
from a. business trip Of several days
TO New York City.
Mrs. Frank Snow of birmingham,
Mass, and Mrs. Eugene Blanchard of
West Somerville, Mass, are visiting at
the home of their cousin, Favette Gut
Ter. They will be remembered by Barre
people as Emma and Flora Thurston.
Miss Hazel Mackay, now taking her
annual vacation from the city clerks
office, left Saturday for Boston and i'm
mediate vicinity to visit relatives and
from there goes to Springfield, Mass,
| to attend the marriage of Kenneth
Gale of Barre and Miss Pearl wilkins,
| the latter q former resident of this
| city.
The estimating book compiled and
published by the Barre Granite Manu-.
| facturers' association is gaining ex-
tensive notoriety; granite firm in
Edinburgh, Scotland, the Stewart Nc
Glashen & Sons, Ltd, has ordered one
direct from the association. At pres
ent the book is in Use in every state
in the union, and copies also have been
sold to dealers and manufacturers in
Quebec, Ontario, in the British north
west and in the maritime provinces.
From the current issue of the Barre
Granite magazine is learned: Barre
district manufacturers were earnestly
invited to attend a gathering OF Yer
mont and New Hampshire manufac-
turers in Concord, Sept II, the occasion
being the annual meeting of the New
Hampshire Manufacturers association.
Other activities prevented the attend
ance OF an official delegation, but a
telegram was sent to the New Hamp- |
shire secretary expressing regrets. It |
is possible that a Vermont association |
of manufacturers may be formed"
A pleasant tea was held Saturday |
afternoon from to o'clock at the |
home of Mrs. George r. Boswor-h of |
40 Perry street, when Misses Gardener, |
Ryder and Cobb were at home to their |
friends in honor of the new teachers of |
the city. Mrs, John G. Griggs assisted |
in receiving. Mrs, Alfred Boyce and |
Mrs. George BosSorth poured Misses
Ritchie, Brooks, Linsley and Fiske |
served. Flowers used in the dining
room were pink and white carnations
and in the other rooms pink and white
asters and pansies. The new teach
ers in who's honor the tea was given
were Misses Watson, Mackaight,
Higgs, Harwood, Hall, Feeley and
Binks.
Glowing reports carried home by the
thousands of ont Of town visitors who
saw "Nigltie Night" in New York in
sures capacity audiences everywhere il
is presented. The play comes here in its
entirety. exactly as presented in New
York City-the complete, original cast
and production comes to the Barre
opera house Saturday matinee and
night, 0tc, o. This carnival of fun is
played by a brilliant array of stars,
Bruce Elmore, late with
THE Passing Show" Olive Shelley,
late star in, "0h, Ny Dear Emma
from "The Better Ole; :"
De Wolf Hopper's great play; lucille
Wall, from ooh, Oh, Delephine;" Rey-
holds Evans, last with Under Cover"
Robert HaTigan, who played lead.
ing role in Twin Beds, Mary Arden,
late co-star in Baby Nine" and Ed
ward Hartford, last in Barre with GO
ing Up" This splendid group of stars
make of 'Nightie Night what is de-
scribed as being wholesale wrinkle
wrecker: the summit and elimination
IF comedy. II is swiftly moving
frolic of bewildering surprises and as
} laugh producer is said by all who
have had the good fortune to witness
i is be far and away funnier than
Twin Beds or Fair and Warmer"
Seats on sale at box office Thursday
promptly at 10 o'clock adv