The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Dance in Rowland hall Saturday
night Landi's orchestra. adv.
S, h. Hinsdale of Burlington was In
the city Yesterday looking for hay.
Fresh Strawberries, celery and lettuce
at Marchetti's Fruit Store, near Park
| theatre.
If in need of spring hat, watch for
Mrs. Shadows opening. 1t will pay
you.--adv.
Nat Bond of South Main street. who
has been i'll for several days, is improv-
ing slowly.
Boxing at armory, Montpelier, Mon
day night, is the best attraction ever
staged in Vermont.-adv
just arrived at the New Dry Goods
Store, Pearl street, new ginghams and
percales, latest patterns. adv.
Largest line OF new and second-han
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. f. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
Miss Madeline l.. Baril has returned
from st. Johnsbury, where she went to
attend the funeral of her uncle Louis
Paradis.
Mrs. George b. Holmes and two
daughters of Trow hill, who have been
seriously i'll for the past week, are
slowly improving.
+. D. ladd and +. H. Rogers went to
Boston yesterday on a business trip
connected with the Peerless knitting
mills of this city.
Remember the date, March 26. The
Scottish Musical Comedy company is
to appear in the opera house under the
auspices of Clan Gordon, No, l2.--adv.
There are corduroy knee protectors
for the youngsters. Saves the hosiery
lust where the wear comes during play
hours. Only l0c now at Andrews Shoe
Store.
At the funeral of Mrs. Walter Smith,
held Thursday afternoon. Ernest Rob.
inson was one of the bearers, instead
of Arthur Magoon, as announced yes
terday.
Two dozen mems, ladies and girls
winter coats. before March 20, 30 per
cent less than you will pay for the
same models next fall, Good credit is
good, cash per cent better. Sadlier,
Keith avenue.
The Barre firemen will hold their an
nual concert and dance on Wednesday,
March IL, in Rowland hall Landi's
eight piece orchestra will furnish mu-
sic. Concert s to Q, dancing 9 to |.
Come and have the time of your life.
adv.
George n. Tilden returned yesterday
from Burlington, having attended the
Democratic banquet at the Hotel Sher-
wood Wednesday evening, wherein the
Vermont Democrats launched the boom
for Attorney General Palmer as pres
idential candidate.
The Ministers Monday club meets at
the seminary, Montpelier, next Mon
day, March s, at 1890 a. m. Rev, Z.
Hayes, pastor Of the Congregational
church, Waterbury, will read a paper
on THE objectionable Sin" The min
listers will lunch together at the close
of the sessions.
The Welsh singers are artists Of un
usual merit, Risca Williams, splendid
baritone. Geneyieve Andrews, solo
pianist and posscssor of the gold medal,
and Ben Davies, eminent tenor OF the
wonderful Welsh quality. Hear them
at the Methodist church March IL at
8 p. m-adv.
1t will be better travelling next
Wednesday night, so travel straight to
the Congregational church vestry and
partake of the chicken-pie supper to be
served by the men at 75c a plate and
SOC for those under IL. There is little
need to speak of the excellence of the
food served by the men.-adv.
Many Barre people availed them
selves of the opportunity to hear the
famed soprano, CALI |
Curoi in her concert given at the gym
nasium of the University of Vermont
last evening. About 80 people went on
the afternoon train to Burlington and
as many more left earlier in the day.
Among those TO leave on the afternoon
train were Mr.. and Mrs. William G. !
Reynolds and two daughters. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Riley Burgess, Mrs. Elizabeth La
gore, Miss Nellie Sadlier, James Ben |
nett, Fordyce Jackson, Joseph Calcagni |
and daughter, Miss Carrie, and Joseph |