The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-20
TALK or THE TOWN

Miss Genevieve Sullivan of Cliff street
began yesterday as clerk at the f. A.
Drown soda fountain
A daughter was born at the City hos
pital May 10 TO Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
harrington of Walden Heights.
Miss Jessie and Elsie Morgan OF 20
Ayers street have gone to Burlington to
spend a day or so with friends.
ID. A, Perry was in East Montpelier
to-day conducting an auction sale of
personal property for Charles Levan-
way.
The best thing to make your hair soft,
thick and glossy Partisan Sage. Il. A.
Drown & Go. sells the genuine made
from the original formula.-adv.
See the latest New York models in
white georgette, milan and white. horse
hair braid. Mrs. Birnie, 4 Laurel street,
opposite Brook street school.-ady
Frank b. Robinson, assistant postmas-
ter, who has been confined to his home
at 43 Hill street for the past week due
to illness, is reported as improving.
Congregationalists, pick up your rum.
mage and send to the church Friday aft
ernoon. Sale Saturday, 2 to s. Tel, 4sR
if you wish rummage called for. adv.
A regular meeting of the r. c. |. p A.
in Foresters' hall, Worthen block, on
Wednesday evening, May 81, at 7
| o'clock. All members be present Local
24l.
Mrs. Georgianna MIDGET returned
from Boston last evening after a ten
days business trip, a part of the time
being spent in the p. + Bonney's Sons
store.
James Duncan of Academy street has
been subpoenaed to serve on jury in
the United States court at Windsor In
his absence Mrs. Duncan will visit in
Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Lamorey and son,
Curtis, left by automobile this morning
for Newport, to make visit with Mr.,
Lamorey's cousin, who has just arrived
| from overseas duty.
Charles Keith, for many years game
warden in this vicinity, has disposed of
his household furnishings and together
with Mrs Keith has gone to GAINESVILLE
o., where he has accepted lucrative po-
sition.
Notice to Ladies of Clan Gordon; II has
been decided to hold meeting Tuesday
May 20, at $3.50 There are several mat
ters of Importance TO be considered
Please be at the hall at $3.50 sharp, as
the Red Men are to have the hall later
General store for sale. One of the
best paying stores in the city for the
amount of stock carried. Low rent; large
store; no old stock. Attractive terms to
right party. Largely Italian trade En-.
quire of the D, A. Perry Real Estate
agency.
Miss Pearl wilkins and Kenneth Gale
have been visiting with friends and rea-
tiyes in this city for the past week, and
to-day left for Springfield, Mass, the
home of Miss wilkins Mr.. Gale in
tends to return to Barre before rejoin-
ing Pershing's band, which leaves in
june for an overseas journey.
The canvassers for the Centenary fund
to be raised by the local Methodist
church met last evening for supper to-
gether, making their reports preparato-
Try to starting out again. The amount
secured was found to be several hun.
dred dollars short of the quota, 1921
| but there were still number of people
to be seen, and is expected that the
entire quota viii be subscribed when all
have pledged The canvassers meet at
the church tonight for supper at 6
O'Clock and win make reports at that
time.