The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ t1dDUep Oh IIOHpetL SlitVt' "oN'
Russian Symphony orchestra records
on sale at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
William d. Gellatly has moved from
"a Prospect street to 4 Currier street.
| New stock of pianos and Sonora talk
ing machines just arrived at Bailey's
Music Rooms.
| Mrs, George Pray of North Mont
pelier was among the business visitors
in Barre to-day.
Dance in Granite street hall Saturday
night, Jan. 81. CAROLS orchestra. Ad-
mission, 75c, ladies free.--adv.
A regular meeting of local 4SS, NJ, 2,
IT,, will be held in band room Sunday,
Feb |, at $3.50 p, m. A. Il. Milne, Sec.
Mrs. L. H. Taft of Marshfield was
among the business visitors in Barre
Yesterday, calling on friends and rela-
tives also.
Beginning Sunday, Feb. |, the Sun.
day Globes will advance, three cents q
copy, due to the increased cost OF trans
portation.- adv.
w. t. Campbell of 33 Madison avenue
went to Hyde Park. yesterday, having
received message that his sister, Mrs
| ID. NJ. Peake, was seriously i'll.
Arthur Broderick of Second street
and Durwood Imlah of Long street left
! this morning for Springfield, Mass,
where they have employment.
Miss Rose Hopkins of II Summer
street has returned from Marshfield,
where, as nurse, she has been on pneu-
monia case for the past 10 days,
Perley Perlman of Boston, who has
been making a business visit in Barre
the past few days, has returned. He
represents the Singer company of Bos-
| tons
George McCrilIis, who for the past
few days has been visiting at the
home of his aunt Mrs. Clara CLARK Of
Brook street, has returned to his home
in Marshtied.
Mr.. and Mrs. James y. Roberts, who
were married at Canton, Mass, last
Sunday, have arrived in Barre and are
now residing at Mr.. Roberts home at
Is Summer street
"Maytime,' the biggest musical pro-
duction of the season, will appear at
the Barre opera house, Monday, Feb. ..
Fragrant as flowers in spring Over
whelming sensational
Reserved seats for the Russian Sym.
phony orchestra concert at Montpelier
city hall Feb. . on sale Monday at Park
theatre box office, Office open 10 to IL,
to 3, $3.50 to o. Buy Monday. Tick.
cts going fast; about | 900 now sold.--
adv.
The Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.
is very much pleased that the Christ
mas club members have taken out 700
books with a maturing value next De-
eember of ST4,5l7.50 We have books
of some classes left md shall be pleased
To accept new members as long as the
supply lasts-adv.
The item in yesterdays paper about
the most recent addition to Barrels
corps of medical men should have given
the name OF the young physician as DIR.
Roscoe Avery instead of DIR. n. +.
Avery. The latter is father Of DIR. Ros-
coe Avery and is still located in East
Barre, where he has been for many
years.
A party of l5 girls, employees of the
shirt factory, who formed o club some
time ago, gathered at the home Of Miss
Julia Bizzozzero OF North Main street
Thursday night to pass an enjoyable
evening. Songs were sung and dancing
to music by victroia were part OF
the evenings program, after which re-
freshments were served. The party
broke up, hoping for another in the
near future.
A party was given Miss Amanda
Monti of Smith street last evening, in
honor of her birthday anniversary. The
I'D
Messrs. Pruneau and Mortimer. They
were also delighted by the dancing OF
Miss Josephine Regini and the singing
of the so-called Brook street quartet.
Miss Monti was presented vanity pin,
which was set with emeralds AT 1880
a dainty luncheon was served.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
club win be held in Rowland hall Tues
day, Feb. 3, at 2:30 p. m. Program in
charge of Miss Bertha NJ. Holden OF
Burlington. Miss Holden does not need
an introduction to the Barre ladies and
II is hoped there will be large number
out to hear what she has TO say. The
treasurer will be at the door with mem
bership tickets. viii all the ladies
who have not their tickets make a spe-
Nidl tHOAA W EGt Ahfih AhNSAUf
Under the auspices of the Care Free
club, sleighride to Williamstown, an
oyster supper and dance which will
probably be held some night of the
week Of Feb. Is, is now being planned
for by group Of young Barre men.
Chairman Dean Davis, the organizer OF
the club and instigator Of the plans,
makes it known that anyone capable
of buying a ticket is welcome TO the
ride, supper and dance. Tickets may
be secured from him at any time.
Luke Gallagher of the Maberini &
Gallagher restaurant, has returned from
two weeks stay at the Massachusetts,
General hospital, Boston. Mr.. Gal.
lagher went there to have his hands
operated upon so that he might have
better use of them. DIR. Porter. noted
Boston physician and a lecturer of Har.
ward college, is travelling in the West
and for this reason Mr.. Gallagher was
not operated upon. He will return to