The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Abbey of
Addison place last evening, a son.
Sugar on snow Sunday at the Rich
ardson farm. M. Il. Briggs.--adv.
Dance tonight in Clan Gordon hall.
Admission, soc; ladies, l5c.-adv.
"Nomads of the North at the new
theatre Monday and Tuesday.-adv.
Everybody come to the pantomime
land dance, Rowland hall, March 3d.
Eadv.
The purple consulate will meet at
the home of Mrs. Nellie Bianchi Tues
day evening at 7.
The Episcopal bazaar will be held
in Rowland hall March 80, afternoon
and evening.-adv.
One more slightly used talking ma
chine at a low price IN sale at Bal
ley's Music Rooms.-adv.
Just arrived, new line of georgette
blouses and sport skirts. New Dry
Goods Store, is Elm street.-adv.
Sugar party at Richardson farm sun
day afternoon, 25c each. Bring dish
and spoon. Everyone invited. NJ. E.
Briggs.
Every member of the junior choir is
asked to meet at the Presbyterian
church tonight at I o'clock for re-
hearsal.
Mrs. Florence Stone of Montreal is
visiting Mrs. Telles Stone, her mother,
for a few days. She will also visit in
Randolph.
Sugar social in grange hall, South
Barre, Tuesday, March 20. Children,
I5c, adults 25c. Everybody cordially
invited.-adv.
Nothing finer for dessert than ice
cream. Try some of our delicious
homemade, in three ~1avors, only SOC
a quart. Mitchell's Candy Store.
Aprons, Just the kind you want, fan
cywork, candy and cooked food at the
Episcopal sale, Rowland hall, after
noon and evening, March 30,-adv.
Miss Victoria Martin, who has been
spending a few days of her Easter va
cation with friends in Williamstown,
returned to-day to her home on Aver
i'll street.
Two new members were admitted to
! the ranks of the Wise Owl club at
Wise Owl inn Thursday evening and
one of the most enjoyable meetings OF
the year is reported BY members. Aft
err the business Of the evening had been
taken care of a social hour, in which
a buffet luncheon was partaken OF and
humorous reading given by Mrs. Ralph
Tobin, followed. The readings proved
to be the source of much merriment.
The newly elected members are Mrs.
Alfred Morgan and Mrs. Roy Getman.
"Springtime!" "Springtimel" The
plot of "Springtime," which is to be
presented at the opera house April .
and g, under the auspices of the Won
ans club, is one sure to be enjoyed.
The idea of the play is handled in a
very original manner. The first scene
is an old garden near New York IN
MAY, 1920. The occasion is a celebra.
ton of Priscilla Deans goth birthday
with a Mardi Gras party. The young
people ask Mrs. Elkins, an old-time
friend of Priscilla's grandmother, to
tell OF the romance of the Brewster
! and Wainwright families. The play
deals with the blighted omance Of
Priscilla's grandmother Brewster and
Jack Wainwright, and ends happily by
the marriage Of their grandchildren.
The action of the play takes us
through three periods Of fashion, 1858.
1888 and the present time. Libraries
were secured for old fashione plates
correctly describing the costumes worn
at these periods. While the ~costuming
and scenery are only incidental to the
action of the play, nevertheless they
add greatly to make up a complete
whole. Tickets are now on sale.-adv.