The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Lower prices on shoes this week at
| Shea's shoe store.-adv.
Greeting cards for mothers day at
Martins Book Store.-adv.
One hundred songs, words and mu-
sic, price Toe. Bailey's Music Rooms
adv.
Dance tonight, South Barre hall. A
good time is assured. Admission, Doc,
adv.
! Yumming Yimmen! See Hilda in the
senior play, Friday, May 10, at Spauld-
ing.adv.
See the latest in georgette and hair
braid hats at Mrs. Birnie's, Laurel
| street.adv.
Great reductions on shoes, ladies and
children's dresses and coats at Barre
Bargain Store.-ady.
| A few late models in hats to be sold
very reasonable. Call and see them.
Miss MAR, 81. Maple avenue.-adv.
Long distance and general trucking,
light or heavy, Granite City Bottling
Works. Tel. 726M or -W.-adv.
| A large shipment of hats in all the
latest New York models arrived to-
day. Mrs. Birnie, Laurel street-ad.
Uncle Bill from Australia will charm
you with his magic charm at the
FSpaulding assembly hall, May l3.-adv,
| George Robinson returned this morn
ing from Burlington, where he has been
visiting for the past few days with
| relatives.
Enrico TamUlrini, teacher of artis-
| tic cello playing, will accept pupils.
Tel. Barre l53-R, or address at Rich
ardson street.-adv.
Dance, armory hall, Montpelier, on
Wednesday, May 4, under auspices OF
Ladies' Auxiliary, Montpelier post, No.
3, American Legion. Carrolfs orches-
: ira, eight pieces.-adv.
Anyone who is familiar with theatri-
Gals win recognize the excellence of the
cast that supports Geraldine Farrar in
''The Riddle: Woman" at the Magnet
Observation-Disclosures Love, William
p. Carleton, Adele Blood, Madge Bel
lamy, Frank Losee, Louis Stern-every
one name worth featuring adv.
Regular meeting of council 2ls, L'Un-
ion st. Jean de Baptiste, might, May
3. at o'clock in the Odd Fellows hall.
Election of officers. followed by good
program and refreshments. Members
are urgently requested to attend. Per
committee.
James J. Hastings returned to his
home on North Main street Saturday
night after visiting for the past week
at his home in West Quincy, Mass. Mr..
Hastings was called to West Quincy
the early part of last week by the Sc
rious illness of his mother.
Barre people will be interested to
know that James Cruiekshank, former
| ly of Division street, who last July
| went to the sanatorium in Pittsford
for treatment. left Pittsford last Sat
urday and went to Springfield, Mass.
In Springfield Mr. Cruickshank plans
to visit with his daughter, Mrs. d. j.
LYONS. for two months, before return
ing to his home in the city. He is
rapidly regaining his strength, and aft
err a rest in Springfield he feels that
his condition will be much improved,
since the time he went to the sana-
torium last year.
The elections to honor societies at
the University OF Vermont, Burlington,
as announced at the Founders day ex-
ercises held yesterday, contains the
names of five young people, who are
either residents of Barre or who have
at one time attended school in Barre.
To Boulder. the senior honor society,
were elected II. Sibley Young OF this
city, graduate of Spaulding high
school in 1918, and H. Edwin Tryon OF
| Winchendon. Mass, well known in this
city and a graduate of Goddard semi
nary in 1917. Both young men dur
ing the past year were members of the
junior honor society, Key and Serpent
and the junior senior society, Melissa
don. To Key and Serpent were elected
w. d. Flanders of this city and Bart
T. Clarity Of Brookline, Mass, both
of whom graduated from Goddard sem
mary in 1919 To the women's senior
honor society, Akraia was elected Miss
Mary Shorey of Montpelier, an honor
| student in the class which graduated
from Spaulding in 1918