The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Easter cards at Bell & Houston's.
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday even
ing; gents 50e, ladies free,adv,
| Fresh bonbons, assorted favors, 67c a
| pound, at Cummings 4 Lewis.
Secure your tickets for the d. 0. X X
dance, Wednesday, April 23, Rowland
halliday,
William Dudley is employed at pres
ent by Q, j. Dodge, repainting his store
on Elm street.
Will pay boys one cent each for clean
| full pint or quart bottles brought TO our
store. @, w, Ayerill \ Co,
Gentlemen's night at Granite City
lodge, $. r. A., Saturday night, April TO-
All Scandinavians welcome.
j. Arthur Page Of Bishops Crossing,
p. O., is visiting his sister. Mrs, A. w
Clark of Trow hill, and other relatives
Mrs. L. L. Cutler and Mrs, Thomas
Heating of Berlin, n H., visited relatives
and friends in this city yesterday and
to-day
Come to the vestry of the Church Of
the Good Shepherd to buy aprons, fancy
work, candy and food Monday afternoon,
April 2l--adv.
There will be rehearsal of all depart,
ments of the Congregational Sunday
school Saturday at $3.50 p. m. for the
| Easter exercises.
/ Albert Abiatti Of Buffalo, N. Y, came
to Barre yesterday TO pass a couple of
weeks with friends in this city and rela
tives on Ladd street.
Parents are urged especially to send
those children having part in the Easter
/ 40 ha uaJIfpn NJ n cburah
! Saturday promptly at 8 o'clock,
First-C Glass Mechanic John Riley, who
is still member Of the U. s. navy, ar
rived in Barre yesterday, having pro
cured furlough Of few days.
i The city engineers room in the city
hall Is now undergoing spring house
cleaning. Two men are busily engaged
repainting both the walls and ceiling.
Il John Jacobs, who has been in the city
for several days, left yesterday for
Newark, N. j., TO join the Newark base.
ball team, for which he played last sum
mer.
Mrs. George Taylor and son Of For.
est Hill, ~ j., came here yesterday to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Mary Reid,
which was held to-day from the home
of Mrs, Alexander Cruickshank at 80
Summer street.
Regular meeting of the Modern Wood
men OF America on Friday at 1880 p. m,
State Deputy George f. Baldwin will be
present to explain to the meeting the
proposed new rates recommended by the
last head camp. A good attendance is
desired
Special notice: The Montreal Tobacco
company announces that it has appoint
ed as special agent, George w. Lander
TO sell It's celebrated Canadian brands OF
tobacco, wholesale and retail, in cut OF
in the leaf See window display at
Landers Cigar Store.--adv.
The show windows of the Averill &
Co. hardware store contain, instead Of
stuffed rabbits for decoration, some real
live American rabbits, known as Check
cred Giants. There are ten IL all, a
male and female with eight young ones
These were furnished by Harley Kener-
son.
City Clerk James Mackay has had oc-
casion 20 issue number OF 1919 fishing
licenses since the opening Of trout sea
son, Tuesday, April Is Only few an
glers In this vicinity have thrown their
lines into the high rushing brooks for the
speckled beauties and then with poor
results. Those WHO have been fortunate
enough to land few, describe them as
unusually plump, but owing to the cold
spring freshets, are difficult to catch.