The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Bunnell dance tonight, 10 izaou
Rowland hall-adv
Buy all school supplies at browns
See our Window
Public dance, Memorial hall, Stowe
Thursday, Sept / CAROLS orchestra
adv.
Mrs. Richard Veale of Lynn, Mass.
a former Barre resident, is renewing
acquaintance in the city.
We have new Ford with complete
extra equipment, driven 10 miles
/ Oldsmobile Co. of Vt.--adv.
Mrs. Henry Ahearn, who is engaged
in the millinery business in Randolph
spent yesterday in Barre visiting rela,
tives.
A large lot of sheet music just re-
ceived at Bailey's Music rooms, 20 Pearl
street, Just few steps from the Mag
net theatre.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. O. Allen and daugh-
ter. Marjorie, and II. r. Allen Of War
rem were among the many to attend
the Lynde auction in Williamstown to-
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bugbee left Sunday
night for Boston to attend the MILL
merry openings tssre. She was accom-
panied by Mrs, Eugene Magnus Of
| Waterbury.
Mrs. Elsie Johnston and friend, Mrs.
Mae Odell of Cambridge, Mass, are
visiting at the home of the formers
mother, Mrs. Helen Petrie, of 7 Sum
mer street.
Mrs. F. C. Como and three children,
Bernie, Muriel and Kelman, left COR
| their home in Badin, n. G., last night,
after a three months visit with Mrs.
| Gomos parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
| X. Prize, of Graniteville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. s. Morse, the for
mer an instructor for the past several
years in Spaulding high school, are
visiting friends in the city, having
come here from their home in Bran
! don. They leave tomorrow for Reese
vile. N. Y, where Mr. Morse has the
position of principal Of the keeseyille
Union school.
At one time Sunday afternoon as
many as seventeen Barre people were
counted at the Flume, in the White
mountains. Many of those visited los:
river and other points OF interest m
that region. Among those in the sew
eral parties were: DR.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Lynde and son, Charles, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. V. Laing, Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Hutch
inson, Mrs. F. i. Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ Roach, Mrs. Teresa Vercoe,
Phyllis and Philip Vercoe, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Milne and daughter, lisa.
bel, Mr. and Mrs. Harry ). Morse and
Mrs. Richard Veale of Lynn, Mass.
The Fairbanks team of st. Johns
bury, which PLAYED yesterday at Bethel
and won, 8 to T. arrived in Barre last
night and leave this noon for More
town for a game this afternoon. The
| Fairbanks team is one of the fastest
teams in the northern part of Yer
mont this summer, having among its
| members Arthur "Jocko" Conlon, ear
tain of next springs baseball team at
Harvard, and Eddie Goode, the leading
pitcher of the same team. Goode, it will
be remembered, pitched the final Har-
ward Yale game last June, winning 10
to 4.
Music lovers of Barre were furnished
an excellent entertainment last night
at the Methodist church, where the
Wells family orchestra offered very
acceptable program. The orchestra IS
composed of four young musicians, all
talented. Esther Wells is the plan
ist, Elsie Wells the 'cellist, Miriam
Wells the violinist, and Gordon Wells
the cornetist. The various selections
were exceptionally well presented and
merited the praise received from the
large audience. Readings by Mr.. Wells,
for the most part rustic impressions,
drew much applause. This orchestra
came TO Barre after summer spent
in visiting the various cities and towns
of northern Vermont, and tonight
leaves for Willismstown, where il will
repeat its program. Randolph and
| Bellows Falls are the other two stop
ping places for the week, the latter
marking the end OF the summer season
| for these entertainers. After their
Bellows Falls engagement they leave
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