The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. Ezra White and little daugh-
ter, Barbara, went to Springfield,
Mass, Saturday to spend couple of
weeks with Mrs Whites brother, A.
t. Holt.
Thursday night the ladies' aid of ST..
Monica's church and their friends will
hold a card party in the Sacred Heart
convent hall at 1880 A good time
promised TO all, Don't miss attending
and aiding charitable cause.-adv.
Big time tonight at 1880 in Sacred
Heart convent hall, l0l Summer street.
Benefit party for members of the Sc.
nior and junior sodalities. All mem
bers and their friends are expected
to attend Refreshments served. Ad-
mission, 25c.--adv
A play in French will be given by
members of LUnion of st. Jean Bap-
tiste. The play is very good comedy,
entitled 'L'Amour A La Poste." Every
body invited, Date, June O. place BIZ
jou theatre; admission, adults, 35c;
children 10 to Is years, l5c. Watch for
| program.
Though several weeks later than
usual the annual minstrel show will be
staged by the students. of Goddard
seminary Friday and Saturday eve
nings in the Barre opera houes. The
minstrel show will be augmented by
two-aet musical comedy, "Margie,"
which will be produced by the girls of
the school, and the previous act by
the boys The entire affair is under
the direction of Miss Betty Brown,
supervisor of music. who for many
weeks has been drilling the artists
of both entertainments. Proceeds OF
the entertainments win be turned to
the Goddard athletic fund, in accord
anee with the custom of the school.
The following flowers were omitted
from the list of floral tributes at the
funeral of James A. Stewart as print
ed in yesterdays Times: Carnations,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smart and family, Mrs.
Mcqueen, Mr. and Mrs. John McCourtic,
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Calderara, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Milne, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
inc Casani and family, Gordon Watson
and family, Mrs. Jane Wright and
family, Mrs. Charles Buzzi and Jo-
sephine Fontana, Annie Robertson,
Alex Simpson. Frank Ozella, DR.. Barr,
John Delaney, Madeline Blake, Los
Angeles, Cal.
One of the most unique collections
of novelties ever seen in Barre is now
on display in the windows of the Barre
Drug store. A collection of beaded
bags and necklaces, scarfs, all hand
made goods. were sent here by the
senior member Of the Barre Drug Co.
Charles Zanleoni, ar, who has been
spending the winter in Italy, his ma
tive home. In this collection of novel
ties are marble parlor floor lamps Of
the famous Venetian marble, bronze
statues and pocketbooks and cigar
cases of Venetian leather Mr. Fan
leoni procured them from his cousin
in Venice, a manufacturer of Venetian
novelties.
While carrying load of students
from the senior class at Spaulding
high school Yesterday morning on
their annual class ride to Joe's pond, !
Arthur Aldrighetti, driving new
OIdSmOODe owned DN MS lhtHcl I
bumped into Ford runabout while
rounding sharp curve Just the other
side of Marshfeld The Oldsmobile |
came out with only the left mud
guard punctured near the front. The
Ford, however, skidded completely J
around during the crash, and besides
having the mudguard broken on the !
side on which it was bumped and
the other mudguard demolished when
it was pushed against bank on the
other side of the road, one tire was1
also blown out. According TO Mr..
Aldrighetti's story the driver of the
Ford, man from Peachsm, came
around the curve on the left side of
the road, crowding the oldsmobile out
to the side of the road.