The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Boston.
Martha Calef White will be at Miss
Canning's toilet parlors Tuesday and
Wednesday. Aug. 81 and Sept. II. adv.
Regural meeting Of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry, A. O. H., this evening in their
hall, Worthen block. Initiation and re =
freshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Tilden of
South Main street left this morning
on a weeks auto trip through New
York state.
Harry Douglas of Stowe arrived yes
terday to spend few days rs the
guest of his brother, A. E. Douglas, of
Averill street.
Miss Frances Fadden of IL Forsythe
place has returned to her duties al the
+. II. Rogers & Co. store, after a va
| cation of two weeks.
H. E. Beardsley of North Hyde Park,
| who has been visiting his son, Sidney
in Barre for few days, returned to
| his home this morning.
Regular meeting of Sons of Voter
ans auxiliary, No S, Wednesday eve
ming, Aug, 25, at o'clock Initiation.
Refreshments will be served.
Miss Margaret J. Walker, snperin-
tendent at the City hospital, left this
noon for Boston, where she will visit
friends and relatives for ten days.
Miss Angie Hoffer of Maple avenue
left Sunday night for Boston to spend
her two weeks vacation from the I'm
ion Dry Goods Co.'S store there with
friends.
Mrs. John Shady of Prospect street
and Nash Murray of North Main street
left yesterday for North Adams, Mass,
where they will spend several days
visiting friends.
Mrs. Saba Parker, who for the past
six weeks has been attending am
mer school at the University Of Yer
mont, Burlington, has returned to her
home in this city.
Attorney and Mrs. r. r. Davis of
Maple Grove street returned last eve
ming by automobile from Lake Morey
and vershire, where they were camp
ing for the past 10 days.
Regular meeting of the Brookside
Community club al the schoolhouse
Friday, Aug q, at s p. m. Roll call
will he answered by anecdotes. Re
freshments will he served.
Remember the free four,reel feature
picture and lecture in the opera house
tonight at 1880 and also songs by
James Bennett and Miss Eeona Lamb.
Children not admitted unless accompa-
nied by parents.-adv.
The Sunshine club If Montpelier
grange gives street dance on Kim
street in Montpelier the evening Of
Sept 2. A band concert will occ,u
from TO and followed by the dane
ing. with CAROLS orchestra furnish
ing music.
Miss Annie Brown Of Bassett street
and Miss Cilee Wood Of Richardson
street returned to Barre last night
after having been absent for two
weeks on their vacations, which they
spent in Boston and at The Wiers on
Lake Winnepesaukee. Miss Marion
Hurd of Reading, Mass, returned from
Boston with them TO spend few
days here.
Mrs. G.. W. Parker, her son, s \.
Parker, and the latter's son, Newell
Parker. of Spaulding street are in St |
John, P. O.. TO attend the funeral of
the formers daughter, Mrs. ID. w
Douglas. who died Sunday in a hos
pitsl in Montreal. following a shock,
which she sustained three weeks ago. |
Mrs. Douglas had several times visited
her brother here and made a number
Of acquaintance while in the city.
=. J. Bolen, architect of the Black /
Theatre Circuit Co.. arrived in town
this morning from Boston, coming here
TO inspect the construction work of
the neu theatre on Merchant and
North Main streets. While in Yer
mont, Mr.. bolen VIII Nisit the Notth-
field theatre. which is expected to be
opened to the public in about three
weeks. Another in Bethel viii also be
completed. he believes, in about three
weeks. and another in Richford in five
or six weeks. These theatres are links
of the Black theatre circuit chain which
extends through must of Vermont and
New Hampshire, as we'll as other parts
of New England.
A. riot Of fun. intermingled with
fast brand Of baseball will be seen by
fans attending the ball game at In.
tercity park tomorrow afternoon at
4 30 O'Clock, as the Royal Giants will
be the aggrcssors again. Those who
saw them on their trip here about
three weeks ago will probably let moth
ing interfere with their seeing them
again. In order to check the advance
of the oolored band the Barre A. A.
is irving 10 obtain Thormalen. broth
or Of Thormalen Of the New York Yam
KEGS. to pitch for them, and II posi-
hle turn the tables on the visitors.