The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

TALK OF THE TOWN
Food sale at Universalist vestry Sat
urday, May 24,-ady.
| Congregational ladies, sunshine bags,
sunshine party, May 2S, church parlors.
adv.
| Mrs. Stephen Lascor of Webster ave-
nue. is visiting relatives in Rutland for a
| few days
At the Clan Gordon anniversary to
morrow friday evening, the roll Of
honor will be unveiled.
| B. w. Goodfellow and an employe
went to Springfield, Mass, yesterday to
return with two new Hudson cars.
Regular meeting Of Col. j. b. Mead
circle, No. Z, Ladies Of the G. A. r., Fri
day afternoon at 2:30 in auxiliary hall.
George Slora of Cutler Corner recently
arrived home after considerable time
served in the Rainbow division in France.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry jackson of South
Main street leave tonight for New York
| City for weeks vacation and pleasure
/ trip.
Opening dance at Point Comfort, West
Danville, May 80. Cottages for rent.
Address L. d. Berry, box 8l5, West Dan
vile.
Mario Giudulli has gone to Old Or
chard, Me-, TO work during the summer
months at one of the hotels and summer
resorts.
Earl Smith and Thomas Batchelder,
who motored to Bradford Tuesday night,
returned yesterday after brief call on
friends there
Mrs II. A. lockwood of West street,
..,;tb IL In-
for q weeks stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
/ H. w. lockwood of Underhill.
/ Beaver Board has many uses. We
can explain them to you. Large stock
now on hand. Come in and talk it over
with us. N. d. Phelps Co.. adv.
Please be on hand at our abbreviated
box social Friday evening at 1880. Ep-
worth league Of the Hedding M. E.
church. A fine time is guaranteed.
Congregationalists pick up your rum
mage and send to the church Friday aft.
ernoon. Sale Saturday, 2 to 8. Tel. 4s-R
/ if you wish rlImmage called for.-~adv. !.
| Bert Griffith and Harry Wiley, after
| seeking trout along the brooks of Orange
and Topsham for two days, returned
Yesterday morning with some samples
/ Largest line oil new and second handed
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
oil stoves, wieks and ovens. Call and
get prices. L. A. Prindle, Northen
block
| Carl Low, interned at Oglethorpe, Va,
for the past Ia months because of pro-
German expressions during war-t time, has
been released and yesterday arrived in
| this city.
/ Timothy Bushault, a horse dealer of
Concord, N. H., and friend, A. 7. Hodg-
| kins of the same city, drove here from
| Concord in nine hours, approximately a
/ distance Of 100 miles
/ o. w. Boyea, DIR. NJ. A. Meagher and
Walter McHugo attended the degree
work OF the Knights Of Columbus In ST..
Johnsbury last evening. The journey
| was made BY automobile.
Mrs. A. &. Lapoint received a telegram
last evening from Rutland, saying that
Mary Goss Of Montpelier had been elect
| ed department president Of the Woman's
Relief corps at the convention in Rut-
land.
During the past few days a number Of
workmen, employees Of the Tenney com
pany, have been engaged in removing old
and deeayed poles from their positions
along Washington street and replacing
them with new ones.
j. A. Nation and wife of Waterbury,
Conn, relatives of Il. Ennis of North
Main street, arrived in the city yester-
day by automobile to pass week at
Mr.. Ennis home. They have been en-
joying tour through numerous Vermont
| towns.
1 Rene Bernaseoni, who arrived here a
! week ago after IL months service with
A the nth New York division on foreign
soil, left last night for the Fore River
/ shipyards, Quincy, Mass, having OBJ
tanned employment there Previous to
his army life he worked at that occupa-
ton
Everybody interested in a community
house for Barre, with its attendant bene-
fits, should be present at the meeting 20
be held tonight Thursday at o'clock
in the city court room. Now is the time
to act, when the need of betterment of
conditions has been forcibly brought to-
mind Come.
Flower pots resting. unguarded upon
the window stills Of North Main street
dwelling apartments nearly proved fatal
missiles to young lad walking along
the street one day this week. -Four good.
sized cans filled with earth dropped from
a fourth story window after the efforts
Of small child had easily removed the
objects from their positions. Had the
young boy been standing in his tracks
Of a few seconds before possibly much
more would have been said about the in
cident.
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