The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
"springtime" mothers dsy.-adv.

Here Lyman Howes piano solos AT
the new theatre tonight adv,
Dog owners have only four more
days to pay their dog license at the
city clerks office,
Mrs, Mary harrington of Orange
street was taken TO the City hospital
yesterday for treatment
One hundred and one songs with
words and music for Zoe each at Bal
ley's Music Rooms adv.
A son was born at the Barre City
hospital Sunday morning to Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Peck of Cabot.
"Springtime" chorus, over 100 chill
lren; that alone is worth the admis
sion. Get your tickets early.-adv,
Dance Thursday night, Rowland
hall Tickets, 81 per couple; extra
ladies, 35c CAROLS orchestra. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ Kiser have re-
turned to their home on Orange street,
after passing several days in Plain
field.
Miss Josephine P. Nourse. manager
of the Adams & Co. store, left last
night for New York and Boston on a
short business trip.
James Laws of Websteryille, who
was operated upon at the City hospi'
tai yesterday morning, was resting
comfortably this morning.
Miss Ida Martin of Plainfeld ar.
rived in the city yesterday TO visit a
| week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. z.
M. Kiser of Orange street.
Mrs. Florence Sibley of the Currier
block is a patient at the City hospital,
having entered the institution last eve
ming to receive treatment.
A benefit dance will be given by
Ladies' Auxiliary of Clan Gordon in
Clan hall Saturday, April %. Watch
for further partieulars.--adv.
Miss Grace Batchelder and friend
Hazel Armstrong, of Springfield are
spending their Easter vacation with
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Batchelder.
Patrica, the two-yesr.o daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Godfrey of 81
Pearl street, has been taken te the
City hospital, suffering with pneumo'
mia.
Dance and sugar social at Cobble
Hill grange hall Friday night, April !.
Good music 75c couple, 25c for extra
ladies'. All come and have a good
time.--ady.
The members of Bright Star Rezekah
lodge, No IS, are requested to meet
at |. 0. o. f. hall Wednesday at 80
o'clock for the purpose of attending
the funeral of Brother Lee Hall
Good time, good crowd and good
orchestra are assured at the dance on
Thursday night in Rowland hall un-
der auspices, Uniyersalist ladies un-
ion, Tickets, 81 per couple; extra la
dies, 35c.--ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Ericsson, who came
to the city several days ago, called by
the serious illness Of their brother
John Ericsson, who passed away at
the Central house Sunday morning
and whose funeral services We're held
from A. w Badger & Co.'S chapel yes
terday, returned to their home in Con
cord, n. H., last night.
Lillian Abbiatti celebrated her sixth
birthday anniversary Sunday evening
amidst a group of 30 little friends. who
had been invited to her home by Mr.
and Mrs. John Abbiatti, her parents.
Numerous games, victrola music, and
singing together with refreshments Of
ice cream and cake kept the young
group in ecstacy during the entire eve
ming. Little Miss Abbiatti received
several gifts, among which was small
umbrella from Lydia Crocci.
A meeting Of the third crytpic Ma
sonic district, held in the Masonic hall
in the Blanchard building last evening
was fairly we'll attended DR. 4. w
Gift Of Fair Haven, grand lecturer
for the state of Vermont, and +. w
Crannell of Burlington, district deputy
guests of honor, both gave abort ad
dresses. The degree was conferred upon
four candidates Following the bust
ness meeting, light refreshments were
served.
Tonight at city court room all bust
ness men Of the city are cordially asked
to meet for the purpose Of forming an
advisory board to work in connection
with the Salvation Army, Mr.. Kay OF
Rutland who is conyersant with the
work. will explain the organization.
These advisory boards are being
formed all over the country with a
view Of accomplishing more good. The
meeting begins at 1880 and large at.
tendance is sincerely hoped for.
Jack henderson. an organist from
the Wurlitzer Hope Jones Co, was able
to give the large audiences in the new
Parak theatre last evening an idea Of
the capabilities of the orchestral organ
and furnished a program Of music that
was thoroughly enjoyed. One stop in
particular which stands out conspic-
uoYsly is the human voice imitation
given the effect OF a person rendering
solo with accompaniment. Mr. Hen
d-rson will remain here a week,
A most ENJOYABLE surprise was Civ
en- Mrs. T. A. Prindle at her home al
IS Keith avenue last evening when a
group Of friends dropped in" TO cele
brate with her her birthday anniver
sarv. 4 very sociahle evening wa
passed. during which music added much
pleasure to the occasion benjamin.
Kendrigan rendering several pleasing
violin solos. Refreshments were served
Drior to the dispersal Of the group late
in the evening.
pnAnan DREW . naliNn Of CLINT