The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Parker's harness shop moved to S
Merchant street adv
For real hosiery values, get the ''Foot
Rest" at j. j. Morse's, Montpelier, -ad
Attorney John w. Gordon left this
morning for Sc. Johnsbury, for a brief
business visit.
Eastern Star annual ball, Rowland
hall, Thursday evening, April s. Landi' s
orchestra
There will be a sugar social at grange
hall, South Barre, Tuesday evening.
Admission, 25c.--adv.
Finest quality of white organdie and
wolfe. The Little Dry Goods store, Cot
tage street, off Main street.
Easter ball, Rowland hall, Monday
night, April s. Concert to 0, dancing
0 to |. Landi's orchestra adv.
Edward Ward, owner of the Barre
Candy Kitchen, returned TO Boston last
evening. after brief visit in this city
Miss Eta Congo of Merchant street
left Saturday afternoon for Rutland
to pass Easter Sunday with her sister.
Comet Come! to the ladies' guild
dance Wednesday, April 7, Rowland
hall. Dancing, till /. Landi's or
tHtsbi d.--HuN.
CAROLS orchestra left here this
morning for Claremont, N. H., where
tonight they furnish music for the
Odd Fellows annual ball.
William Il. Baker, clerk at the Cen
trail house on Pearl street, left for
Hartford. Conn, Saturday afternoon,
to visit for time with relatives.
A big benefit dance in Rowland hall
Tuesday evening, April O.; Landi's or
chestra. Dancing, to IL. Admission,
81 per couple; extra ladies, 25c.-adv.
Satisfy your sweet tooth at the Mac
cabees' bazaar They have set aside
booth in which they present to the
public most delicious line of home
made cooking adv
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Richmond of
Springfield, who have been the guests
of Mrs. Richmond's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elector Blair of Newton street,
ended their visit to-day.
Private James McQuaM of Fort
Strong, Boston Harbor, arrived in the
city yesterday to pass FIVE day fur
lough with his sister, Miss Margaret |
MeQuaid of the Miles block.
Anniversary concert and ball, city |
hall, Montpelier, Tuesday, April 6, Civ
en- under auspices of Montpelier post, |
No. 8, American Legion. Music, Car |
rolls orchestra eight pieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Gallant, Mrs. Sid |
ney Minnie and Mrs. A. Minnie, all of |
whom came to attend the funeral of |
Edward j. Minnie, held Saturday
from st. Monica's church, re- |
turned to their homes in Berlin, n. H.,
to-day.
Miss Katherine Nichols, teacher
Of the New Hampshire Orphans home
in Franklin, \. H., has returned to
her duties after passing two weeks
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank w. Nichols, of North Main
street..
Those in Barre and vicinity who have
lift off dancing during the Lenten
season, will evidently have am
pie opportunity TO make up for lost
time Friday, and on that evening a
public dance, the Norwich Military ball
and concert. is to be given in the Mont
pelier city hall.
About 80 members of the 1919 class
IF Spaulding met at the school assem-
bly, hall for an informal dance and
lass reunion Saturday night. The
group diverted most OF the time to
laneing, though games and refresh
nents of ice cream and cake gained
heir attention at different intervals.
Miss Josephine Colombo of Water
,ury, who for the past few days was
,isiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Colon.
10 of Columbia place, returned to Wa.
erbury this morning; She was accom-
,anied by Mrs. Frank Bal Rossi and
Mrs. Angela Morandi, who were re-
urning to their homes in that town,
Ifter few days stay at the Colon
70 home.
Children planning to make their first
loly communion in st. Moniea's church
m Pentecost or White Sunday, viii
meet in catechism classes at the church
very week. On Saturday morning all {
he boys are requested to meet, and
n the afternoon at o'clock the girls
re tutored by Sisters of Mercy from
he Sacred Heart convent. Sunday aft
rnoon all boys and girls meet at
clock for Instructions and for the
title tots special classes on Monday
fternoon have been arranged.