The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

This is the last day to pay city wa
ter rentals.--adv.
A new supply of sanitary window
ventilators. Sadlier's, Keith avenue.
Mrs. j. M. Frasso of Spaulding street
isaves to-day for visit at her former
home in Gloucester, Mass.
! Dance every Saturday night, Mont
| pelier armory. CAROLS orchestra. G.
| V. train at l2 o'clock, adv.
The monthly meeting .of the Red
Cross will be held Monday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock in Aldrich hall.
| Are you looking for white dress
| for May day? See the new arrivals at
| the Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc.-adv.
| Our extra quality red strawberry
! rhubarb is now ready to cut. Order di-
rect. C. A. Heath, 1863 Washington
street Tel, 742- M.-adv.
| J. NJ. Frasso is taking a three
| months leave Of absence from his du-
| ties as test man in the telephone office
and will leave to-day for Kingston,
| Ont.
Judge W. D. Miller of Newport and
| Troy and his sister, Mrs. Carrie Miller
are the guests of Mr., and Mrs. +. w.
Cilley, IA South Main street, for few
days.
A special meeting Of Barre council,
No. 40l, X, of c., will be held Sunday
afternoon, May |, at O'Clock, for the
purpose of electing a deputy grand
/ knight.-adv.
Mrs. E. l.. Doten and daughter, Lou
Use, returned to Montpelier Thursday,
| after spending month with Mrs.
Doten's parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. W.
Clark of Trow hill.
After spending hundreds of dollars
without relief, |. Z. Stahl, contractor,
Latrobe, Pa, was permanently relieved
of pile trouble by using Hem Roid--
prevents cutting. Money back if 1t
! fails, says +. A. Drown. adv.
George Macdonald returned to his
home on John street last evening, after
three weeks visit in Boston and
Nashua, N. H. Mr.. Macdonald went to
| Boston three weeks ago TO submit him
self to final operation OF series
which he has undergone in the past
years, but upon his arrival at the
| Massachusetts General hospital he
was examined and il was decided that
another operation would not be nee
essary. Mr.. Macdonald, graduate of
the 1917 class of Spaulding high school,
! has been in i'll health since an attack
of pleurisy in the spring of 1918. He
has been undergoing treatment ever
since and has now almost regained his
normal health.
The Barre Board of Trade and the
Barre Woman's club, through the sec
rotary of the former organization, w.
A. Drew. have contracted with three
of the best entertainment companies in
the east, for series of high-class en-
tertainments for next fall and winter.
During the past week representatives
from the Redpath Lyceum of Roches-
ter, n Y, the Coyt.Alber Lyceum bu'
reau of Boston and the White Enter
tainment bureau of Boston, were in
Barre, and from the three concerns
Secretary Drew was given choice OF
any entertainer or group of entertain
ers retained by the three companies.
He, therefore, contracted for three mu-
steal and two lecture attractions, ev-
cry one of which is nationally famed
and without a possible doubt they are
attractions Of the highest merit. one
being the Orpheus quartet, which APP
peared in Barre during the past sea-
son, under the auspices of these or
CARNATIONS Secretary Drew declares
that the attractions next year will
surpass in quality even those of the
past season, but refuses to give out
the names of such so early. Though
the best of support was not given
these entertainments last winter, the
public manifested It's desire for enter
tainments Of quality and, since a little
money was realized from them, the
two organizations concluded that a
! continuance of such performances
would eventually be appreciated and
properly supported by the public in
general. The entertainments contracted
call for much more expense than those
of 1920, but in the event that the
proper support is given the Barre
Board of Trade feels confident that
enough money can be profted from
them to devote TO some particular end
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