The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

New sheet music on sale to-day at
Bailey's Music Rooms.-adv.
Regular meeting of the Woodmen at
7 o'clock Friday, Feb. Is.
Buy Victrolas and Sonora talking
machines this week at Bailey's Music
Rooms.-adv.
Miss Marion Anker of the Univer-
sity of Vermont, Burlington, is making
short visit in the city.
Dance, Saturday night, Rowland
hail. after Spaulding Montpelier game.
Music by Novelty Six.-adv.
Saturday special at Hooker's, felt
back inoleum mats, lS-inch by So
inch, while they last, 45c.-adv
Dance every Saturday night, Mont
pelier armory. Carrolls orchestra. Spe-
| cial car to Barre after dance.-adv.
Robert Barclay of Norwich univer
sity, Mortified, arrived in the city last
evening to remain over the week end.
Miss Evelyn Fox, accompanied by
her sister, Rena, left this afternoon
for Montreal, where they will make
a short visit with friends
Mrs. Jane Phillips of Currier street
left Yesterday noon for Boston, where
she will make a few weeks visit with
her daughters, Mrs. Craig and Mrs.
Aiken.
The largest stock of wallpaper in
central Vermont. Over 10000 rolls
new and up-to,date patterns to select
from c. A. Heath, 81 North Main
street.-%dv.
Clarence Burke left this afternoon
for Burlington, where he is planning
to attend the Kake Walk and winter
carnival to be held Monday and Tues
day of next week.
Dance, dance, dance. Another one
at Cobble' Hill grange hall Friday eve
ming. Feb. lS A good time assured.
Everyone come. Collins orchestra. Ad-
mission, z5c a couple. Refreshments.
adv.
Mrs. Fl. A. Hay and Mrs. F. Woodry
of Salida. Col, arrived in the city
early this morning TO be present at the
funeral of their mother, Mrs. Catherine
Mackenzie, which was held this fore
noon
Miss Dorothy Savage of Waitsfeld
arrived in the city this morning TO at
tend the school teachers conference
now in session at Spaulding. While
in the city she win be the guest of
Miss J.. Jean Bisbee of French street.
At last you may buy happinessl Get
| il in box Of Bitro Phosphate at f. A.
| Drown & Co.'S drug store. Gain weight
and vigor Be robust and healthy. Enjoy
restful sleep, good appetite and
youthful energy. Guaranteed for in
creased weight and nerve quiet.-adv.
The Lincoln seventh grade, under
manager and captain, Russell Brech-
in and Tony. Sassorossi, respectfully,
defeated Mrs. Wales seventh grade of
| the Mathewson school last night in the
Lincoln gymnasium by the score OF 20
to 4. Mccarthy, White, Sassorossi and
johnson starred for Lincoln.
Miss Marion Dana, principal of the
Waitsfeld high school, and Miss Per
rine. a member of the faculty and also
a member of the committee for draw
|
rived in the city this morning from
Waits6eld, to be present at the Wi
nooski valley school teachers confer
( enee to be held at Spaulding to-day
and tomorrow.
As far as enjoyment and pleasure
goes the covered dish social held at the
Unhersalist church last evening was
/ nnIx FafV af Ia N fl
was present, but it was not until ll:3O
that they could force themselves away
! from the church A round OF music,
readings. games and light luncheon
passed the evening all too quickly. The
soloists. Miss Leone Reynolds, James
Bennett, Mason Pierce and the reader,
DIR. F. NJ. Lynde, all responded to
hearty encores.
The annual Washington birthday
celebration held by lroquois tribe, No.
| 10, !. o. r. NJ, each year will be held
/ in Clan Gordon hall Friday evening,
Feb. rs. 1t has been customary here
/ tofore to hold a banquet on this occa-
sion but labor conditions in Barre this
winter gave the entertainment COM
mittees of the tribe and Ladies of
! Pocahontas reason to believe that
! the celebration should be restricted
/ this wear to a dance. OF course, only
members of the tribe, ladies of POca
hontas and invited guests are admit
ted to this affair. Great chiefs from
various parts of the state and widows
Of DECEASED members are to be the
guests Of the tribe that evening, when
every dance from war dance to a
Highland Fling will be enjoyed during
the hours of o'clock Friday evening
and ? O'Clock Saturday morning An
orchestra capable of furnishing the
proper time for these various dance
has been engaged. Refreshments are
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