The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Attend Shea's Saturday specials.
Spauding Sundae, for tonight only,
at Barre Drug Co.--adv.
J Special Sunday dinner with good or
chestra. Hotel Barre.-adv.
Have Spaulding sundae at the
Barre Drug Co. to-night.--adv,
Try dish of our raspberry sherbet.
It's treat. Barre Drug Co.-adv.
H. ]. Provost of Mortified was a
business visitor in this city yesterday.
Good time tonight at dance in the
Worthen hall, benefit G, G. ball team.
adv.
Telephone 246-R for ten days free
trial of the Eureka Electric Vacuum
! Cleaner
At our fountain or in our ice cream
parlor ask for raspberry sherbet Barre
Drug Co.-adv.
A daughter was born to Mrs. Robert
Rainier Of Montpelier at the Barre City
hospital April ID.
Eddy Wobby of Fort Kent, Me-, ar
rived in the city to-day to visit his
brother, Joseph Wobby, of Graniteville.
/ Leland Howe, pianist at the Mag
net theatre, will take limited mum
Der of pupils. 8 Eastern avenue.--adv.
Don't forgetl Tonight, Spaulding
Glee club concert and dance at o'clock,
Admission, 35c. Everybody out.-adv,
Miss Mabel Forbes of East Montpel-
Ter was brought to the Barre City hos
pital last evening suffering with pneu-
monia.
A son was born Thursday morning
to Mr., and Mrs. George Hatch of the
East Montpelier road at the Barre City
hospital.
| Miss Blanche Belanger, Madeline
| Carey and Marjorie Pierce of Granite
Vile left yesterday afternoon for an
indefinite visit with friends in Mont
| real.
Girls Have you ever lived three
years with perfectly good husband r
/ Then you'll know why Constance Tai
madge, as Georgiana, stepped out I'm
Search of Sinner" At the Magnet
theatre to-day.
A New York woman says: Il have
used Partisan Sage only two weeks
but my hair has wonderfully increased
in beauty, seems much heavier, and Is
entirely free of dandruff." Il. A, Drown
sells it with money back guarantee
adv.
John Rogers and John Sowles, Sc.
niors of the Harvard Dental college,
arrived in the city this morning from
Boston, TO pass the spring holidays at
their homes, the former at his, home
ION Orange street and Mr.. Sowles at
his home on Beckley hill.
William Moir, who for several years
has been a craftsman at the Martin
son Estate company, leaves his home at
30 Liberty street to-day for Norwich.
Conn, having been engaged in his vo-
cation there. Mr., Moir's family will
accompany him, and their home on
Liberty street will soon be occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Watson.
Lest someone may suffer disappoint-
ment in regard to the item concern
ing the May day dance to be conduct
ed under the auspices of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the American Legion,
which Wednesdays paper stated would
be held in Rowland hall Thursday eve
ming, May 10, the correction Of the
date is made. and the item should
have read May 5.
Through the D. A. Perry Real Estate
agency, Harold T. Halves of Berlin yes
terday disposed of his farm in the
town of Cabot TO Herman J. Folsom Of
Marshfeld The property consists Of
100 acres of land besides the farm
buildings, and for the past year has
been unoccupied Mr. Folsom takes
immediate possession and will occupy
the place as home as soon as posi-.
Bile.
The cast Of characters for the Spauld-
ing senior play, which will be produced
some time in May, has been chosen by
Miss Eva Smith. This three act com
dy, "When Smith Stepped Out" calls
for eight people, the following being
the eight chosen, Percy Angwin, Wen
dell Smith, Wayne Perry, Dino Valz,
Doris Burke, Mildred Lander, Gladys
Grogan and Lillian Pspin. Rehearsals
are held three times week at pres
| emit.
Upwards Of $50 people, members and
their lady friends Of Vincitia club, en-
| joyed a fine social evening in the club
rooms or in the Masonic dance hall
last evening, when the last ladies
/ night" Of the season was held. Car
rolls seven piece orchestra struck up
some delightful dance music about $3.50
and. except for an iutermission at 10
o'clock, kept the large number Of PEG.
pie in a delightful mood with many
oft latest popular numbers. Aug
menting their fine program was the as
sistance Of Miss Cleora Reynolds, who
with drummer AL Messier, played a
marimbas duet. Those not desirious
Of dancing found ample entertainment
with various card games, checkers
chess or grafanola music At the pc.
Rod Of intermission everyone found q
delicious buffet lunch awaiting them
which readily proved to he of the usuaI
standard Of excellence of buffet lunche:
prepared by Steward Gordon Watson
The event concluded as complete sue
cess and credit to the club.