The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-25
TALK on THE TOWN

\ Four to six daily, Currier building
| Flora Jones. chiropractor.--ad
| Frank W. Jackson of the McWhorte
store left this morning for visit II
Bellows Falls.
Born, March 10, a l0-pound son K
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Biermayer Of
the Morse block.
| All the latest songf hits in sheet
music. Come in and hear them. Little
field Piano CO., Inc.--adv.
Sugar party Sunday afternoon al
the Richardson farm. Bring your dish
and spoon; 25c each. M. E. Briggs
adv.
Miss Maria Tomasi of the Tomas
block left this morning for Gambia, N
H., where she has secured work as q
school teacher.
''King of the Rails" three reel edu.
cational picture showing the, develop,
ment of electricity on the railroads
Universalist church, Sunday evening
at 7:l5 o'clock. adv.
Never was there more perfectly ar.
ranged cast. John Barrymore, Anna @
Nilsson, Wesley Barry, Colleen Moore
and L. Barney Sherry, all under the d.
rcction of Marshall Neilan. adv.
/ Grace Batchelder and friend, Har-
old Rooney, of Springfield arrived in
| town last night to spend the Easter
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Batchelder, on the Plain
field road
Frank Minard, whose improvement
in health was noted in last nights
Times, has been sick for much long
er time than the item would indicate,
it being 10 weeks since he was taken
| ill, instead Of three.
The Easter sale to have been held
by the woman's association of the
Congregational church on March 20
has been postponed for one week, or
until April 5. All who have been so.
licited for the sale and supper will
please take notice.--ady.
The study class of the music depart
ment of the Barre Woman's club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Harry G.
Fisher, "a Averill street, next Monday
evening at 1880 o'clock. The program
will be under the direction of Mrs.
G. A. Lang Of Montpelier.
Last evening was the final and with
out doubt the most successful night of
the fashion show held in the Magnet
theatre. Eighteen models displayed the
correct form Of evening wear for the
coming season, representing every WON
ans clothing store in the city Each
and every model who appeared in the
glare of the spotlight last evening was
attired in gown which suited her par
ticular style of beauty and each re-
ceived liberal round OF applause. Eve
ming gowns OF blue. henna, pink, white
and black seemed to be the prevailing
colors and some wondrous effects were
created by the artists who prepared the
gowns for the show The girls partici
patiDg had recovered from their attack
Of bashfulness of the first evenings and
many comments were passed on their
grace and confidence in displaying the
dresses. Only one deviation from the
evening gown line was displayed and
this was in the form OF boudoir wear.
The crowd of last night eclipsed that
of the two previous nights and with
the total attendance of the three nights |
fine sum must have been realized for |
the Hospital Ladies' Aid. Everyone in !
the city who witnessed the show is !,
looking forward to another later in the |
year to display summer wear, and, in
fact, many made the remark that they
would like to see one each season.
Plans to have mems fashion show
seem to have fallen through for there
was no cooperation on the part of the
mems clothing establishments.