The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

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I"Springtime'-April and 6.-adv.
All 81 Columbia records now Soc a.
Russell's.--adv 0
w f. Davis of Waterbury was q
business visitor in the city Thursday
At our Fountain pringtime sundae
s-a real ice cream treat. Barre Drug Co
adv.
\ Manhattan pudding, custard and cof
fee ice cream to-day. Barre Drug CO.
adv.
A little different, springtime sundae,
at Barre's finest soda fountain. Barre
Drug Co.adv.
Special on ice cream, soc quart. Some
of the best you ever tasted NIitchell's
Candy Stores adv.
Regular monthly meeting of the Red
Cross will be held in Aldrich hall on
! Monday afternoon at 2.30.
Mrs. Frank Curtis of Prospect street
was taken to the City hospital yester.
day morning for treatment
I. J. Ferris of Moretown is the guest
of his niece, Mrs. NJ. H, McAllister, of
100 Hill street, for few days.
Miss Mamie Minnie, milliner at the
Adams Co. store, leaves tomorrow for
Boston on a short business trip
George Weeks of Cabot arrived in the
city yesterday to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Raymond Peck, who is i'll at the
City hospital
Clarence Carpenter of the University
of Vermont in Burlington is visiting
over the spring holidays at his home
on Allen street.
Mrs Alice NanDuesen of Randolph is
spending few days in Barre, her for
mer home, a guest of her brother in
law, S d. Allen, of Franklin street.
Special meeting of Old Crow lodge,
No. ,sknights of Birmingham, in Ma
sonic hall Saturday, April 2. at 7:30
p. m. Important business. Per order
r. /. NJ
James Mari a junior at the Uniycr
sity of Vermont. passed through the
city yesterday on his way TO his home
in Wiliamstown to pass the spring re
cess of two weeks.
Willard Calder and Dodge Sowles,
both sophomores at Che University of
Vermont, arrived in the city Thursday
evening to visit at their homes on
North Main street and Beckley hill, re
spectively, over the spring vacation.
Applications for automobile licenses
must be acknowledged before a notary
public. Call at room 5 Rowland build
ing and we will fill out the applica
tions and take your acknowledgement
without charge Drew & Lynde-adv
The sign of the Granite Mutual Fire
Insurance company. which projected
from the Aldrich block, was taken
down yesterday. When workmen
commenced to remove it. the sign was
in such dilapidated condition ii fell
apart Of its own weight and tho won
der is il had not fallen before
Davis, the magician, has appeared |
at Mortified and Waterbury this week 4
where he has been greeted with packed |
houses and reports received by tele |
phone from these places say that He |
has good clean show and is very |
clever" See him at the Barre opera |
house, Monday night. Tickets on sale
at browns
At 7 o'clock last night, a telegram to |
the Magnet theatre read, desert |
of the Dawn" This picture is one of !
tne zane OFeN stories ana Is cDuslu-
cred fully as interesting as Desert
Cold" which will be given at later
date With the feature is great
Larry Semon comedy and the latest
"Springtime' rehearsals are pro.
crossing splendidly and great treat
is in store for the Barre audience who
will witness the performance next
Tuesday and Wednesday nights. The
leading roles are being successfully
portrayed by the following talent.
Elena Barberi, Mae Paul, Mercedes
Sennett. Doris Burke, Blanche Tilden,
Ralph oliver. Ena Adie. Leone Rey
nolds, Margaret Roberts, George Stew
art, John Booth. Max Fisher, Florence
Henrietta Lille, Wayne
Perry, George Douglas. Eleanor Leb-
John Boyce, Alice Nsughton,
Winona Lille and Edward Hamel. The
entire cast numbers 200 and exceptions
al talent is displayed in many chorus
and dance numbers. Tickets may be
secured from the cast. members of the
Woman's club or at the box Office be
ginning Monday, when seat reserya