The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Two slightly used talking machines
for sale at bargain. Bailey's Music
| Rooms.-adv.
Wrestling! Gardini VS.. "Wild Cat
Lewis in Montpelier Thursday evening
Special cars to Barre afterwards.-adV
Remember the food sale for the ben
eft of the City hospital Saturday
Feb. 20, from until o'clock, at the
Universalist church vestry.
A regular meeting of st. Johns
court. G. o. r., will be held in the Is
of c. hall Thursday, Feb. "a, at
o'clock p. nj. Per order chief ranger
John Papn.
The young ladies having part in
the missionary exercises, "Send the
Light" are asked to meet at the Meth
odist church Friday afternoon at 3;3t
! for rehearsal.
Charles Gibbons, cable repairmar
for the New England Telephone com
pany, who has been engaged in his
work about Barre of late, returned
to Brattleboro this morning.
| Mrs BRINE wishes to announce tc
her customers and others that she viii
open her millinery parlors at
Laurel street March with large Sc.
lection of spring millnery.-adv.
Papers were signed yesterday trans
ferring the cottage house at l5S Wash
| ington street owned by Annie d. and
Mrs. Margaret Brown to Mr.. and Mrs
b. W. Goodfellow, who buy for home
Dean c. Davis, son of Attorney and
Mrs. +. r. Davis, arrived here yester
day from Boston, coming to attend the
| funeral of his uncle, Wilbur Z. Da
Wis. which will be held in Waitsfeld
to day.
have been engaged by the Lane
Mfg. Co.. to handle their goods in
Barre. and any business given me by
granite manufacturers will be eonsid'
cred favor b, H. Griffith, phone
5s-W. or Marrion's Cigar Store, phone
! 90.-ady.
Miss LYLE Even, having SUCCESSFULLY
rccuperated from an illness of scarlet
| fever during the past six weeks while
stopping with her sister, Mrs. Atho
j r. Bell of Liberty street, returned yes
terdav to the Mary Fletcher hospital
in Burlington to take up further stud
les as student nurse.
| Max Holden, who has been spend
ing the past few days at his home IN
Barre. returned last night to the bust.
ness administration department OF
Boston university, wherein he Is en-
rolled. Earl Burgess. who accompa
MED him here the latter part OF the
week to visit at his home on Mer'
chant street, returned to the account.
ancy department of the institution on
Tuesday night.
Miss Elena Barberi. a talented young
pianist of Barre, who gave very
pleasing recital last year at How
| land hall, will appear again under the
auspices of the musical department OF
the Barre Womans club Tuesday
March s. The opportunity to hear this
Young artist is open to the entire pub
| lie and splendid concert is assured
Miss Barberi is an honor graduate OF
Boston conservatory She will be as,
sisted bv Mrs. William Holden. So
prano, and Arthur SpitzeE violinist
adv.
Barre shoemen would not consent to
take responsibilities Of the annual con
vention next year in spite of the urg-
| ing of the association, so it Is quite
probable that the 1922 convention will
be held in the southern part of the
state However, there is great
amount of satisfaction in knowing
that every member Of the Vermont
| Shoe Retailers association was high
~ pleased with the conduct of affairs
al the annual convention held here
during the past two days. Co-opera-
ton on the part of every shoe dealer
as well "a other business men in the
CITY. and considerable work by ex-
President George n. Tilden of the as
ISOLATION. his brother, Arthur G. Tilden
r. j. Shea. retiring treasurer, and l.. Z
C1ough. secretary, was responsible for
the decorations in. Rowland hall, the
excellent two-day program and enter
tainment for the shoemen and their
families. The shoe exhibits were re.
moved from the booths yesterday aft
ernoon. many Of the travelling men re-
turning to headquarters or rcsuming
the itinerary of their salesiields.