The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance tonight in Clan hall.-adv.
For mother box of Liggett's choco
lates at Russell's.-adv. II
Miss Elena Rollins of Mortified Wis
| tied friends in Barre yesterday.
Reduced prices on quality varnish al
| Alexander & Co., Depot square.--adv.
| Our ice cream sales increase daily
''There's a reason" Barre Drug CO.
adv.
Everybody's dance, with CarrolPs or
chestra, Thursday, May II, in Wash
ington.-adv.
Latest styles, best of quality, lowest
possible prices. Mrs. Birnie's millinery
! parlors.--
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Miller of 7.
Summer street left to-day by automo
bile for a weekend stay in Groton.
You'll find out what happened "wher
Smith stepped out" if you attend thu
Spaulding senior play May l3.-adv
Introducing est. A. Specials" superior
cigars, l0c, 8 for 25c. All dealers. Ray
mond Guyette, mfr, st. Albans.--adv
There is a great program at the Mag
net next week beginning Monday will
Norma Talmadge in the BRANDED
Woman. adv.
Orville M. Benedict will do genera
auto repair work at reasonable rates
Located in the Pine Bros. old stand OF
Elm street, Montpelier.
/ Miss Margaret Paine, teacher il
4 the fourth grade at ward five school
went to her home In Walden yester
day to pass the week end.
Mrs. II. C. Cady, Mrs. Will Boyntor
| and Mrs. Joseph Lance of Northfielt
motored to Barre from Northfield yes
terday for brief business visit.
Mrs. NJ. Deverio and Miss Josephine
Il Albisetti left this morning for Bur
linQton, where they will visit over tn
week end with sister of Mrs. De
verio.
Edward Ennis went TO Bethlehem
n. H., Yesterday to open his summe
barber shop, which he conducts at thi
popular White mountain resort eacl
summer.
The ice cream parlor of the Barr
Drug Co. is the gathering place OF tn
warm and thirsty You viii find de
licious and refreshing dishes an
drinks there.--adv.
At the Lincoln campus this after
noon at 3 o'clock the Phelps Co. tear
will meet South Barre. This is tn
only game scheduled to be played i
Barre to-dayc-adv.
Mrs. Duncan Mcmillan Of Par
street has returned to her HON
from Manhattan, Kan, where she wa
called month ago by the death o
her niece, Miss Ethelynd Colburn.
| Maurice Watkins of East street pal
fine OF SIS and costs of sos for speed
ing his auto on upper Washingto
street Wednesday evening, after bein
arraigned in city court yesterday aft
ernoon.
Inc SWeuiNH OIutI VI @hbhANoA WI
hold its eighth anniversary in the Cd
Fellows hall Saturday, May 4 Their
viii be a short program, followed b.
refreshments and dance. Meeting at
o'clock sharp.
The Spaulding high school baseball
team, consisting of ten players, Man
ager Aldrighetti and the coach, left o
the 6:55 train this morning for ST. Al
bans, where this afternoon they Wi
cross bats with the st. Adams hig
school team. So far the railroad cit,
team is an unknown quantity t
Spaulding and the representatives o
the red and blue left this morning ex
pecting a hard battle. As the umpir
calls play this afternoon It is quit
certain that Spaulding will take tn
field lined up as follows; Neale i
O'Leary If, Nicora Id, Slayton p. Doug
las SIS, Macdonald 81, Watt %, Tier
new II and Brown c. o'Keefe, VIII
caught the final two frames of I'll
Spaulding Montpelier seminary gam
Thursday, and who batted for 1913, wa
taken along as the extra man.
/ Under the direction OF MISS Eva Y
Smith. teacher of English, eight mem
bers Of the senior class at Spauldin
are practicing daily in anticipation 9
putting "When Smith Stepped Out
down in the annals of Spaulding q
one of the most successful play
ever put on by a senior class. Mis-
Smith and her UNDERSTANDS will re
double their efforts during the re
naming four days of next week be
fore the drama is presented to tn
public in the Spauldine assembly ha
for the first time next Friday eve
ming. The personnel Of the play cor
tains the names of four young ladiei
Misses Doris Burke, Lillian Papin, Mi
dred Lander and Gladys Grogan, an
four young men. Percy Angwin, Wen
dell Smith, Wayne Perry and Din
| Valz.