The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-21
Talk OF THE TOWN

Dance in Rowland hall tonight. Ian.
dis orchestra.-adv
Victrola and Sonora talking machines
at Baiey's Music Rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Robins OF Allen
street are i'll at their home
Harry Forsythe of Morrisville is Wis
iting in town for few days.
Mrs. A. w. Allen, who has been i'll
with a quinsy SIRE throat, is somewhat
improved.
Dance at Granite street hall tonight.
Gentlemen, soc; ladies, lOc, Carrolls
orchestra adv.
"Mexico," q stereopticon lecture with
100 slides, at Universalist church sun
day night You are invited. --adv
Second edition of Daniel l.. Cady's
poems, Rhymes of Vermont Rural
Life" on sale at Martins Book Store,
adv.
Twenty six rounds of boxing at ar
mory, Montpelier, Monday night, $3.50.
Reserved seats ON sale at Marrion's
Cigar Store. adv.
A harbinger Of spring was seen Feb
20, meandering around for two hours
on the B. o. Wood farm on the west
hill in the shape of a skunk.
Miss Grace Rowland is very i'll at her
home, Is Granite street, with pneumo-
mia. Mrs Herbert Spencer and Mrs
Carrie Rowland are caring for her.
Washington's birthday Celebrate it
right by attending the social at Pres
byterian church Monday night, Pro
gram and refreshments all for l5c,
children l0c.--adv.
Miss Catherine Phelps, cashier of the
Adams company store, is absent from
her duties and confined to her home on
Academy street by illness, Her sister,
| Miss Mildred Phelps, is also ILL.,
| Basketball, armory hall, Montpelier,
Wednesday, Feb. 25- Montpelier post.
No. g. vs. Windsor Tickets can be
procured at Lander's pool room. Game
starts at s;l5, Dance after the game.
adv.
Miss Leona Marin, who for the past
week has been visiting at her home on
Maple avenue while on vacation from
the state hospital in Waterbury, re
turned to the institution to-day to re-
sumo her duties as student nurse.
Basketball, armory hall, Montpelier,
! Wednesday, Feb. p Montpelier post,
No. 3, VS.. Windsor Tickets can be
procured at Lander's pool room. Game
starts at S;l5. Dance after the game,
with Landi's orchestra furnishing music.
adv
Spanish war veterans having been
| invited by the American Legion to join
in the exercises Sunday at 8 p m, all
| such are requested to meet with DIR.
| Jackson at p. m, and march to the
opera house Let all Spanish war men
attend.
Mrs. Rudolph Anderson of l25 Brook
! lyn street received word by telegram
1 yesterday, telling OF the death Of Mrs
! Edo johnson, her sister-in law, IN
Worthington, Mimi, Friday morning
/ at 80. No particulars were given and
/ ii was not known that the woman had
/ been i'll Until two years ago Mrs
johnson, resided on Richardson street
Mr.. johnson being engaged in the gran
lite business under the firm name Of
Anderson & johnson. Two children
and the husband survive. 1t is thought
the burial will be in Worthington.
Inspections of chimneys, stovepipes
chimney caps and anything pertaining
to stoves or furnaces has been the work
of r. w. Paine, representative OF the
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
the Union Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
Burlington Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
and Granite Mutual Insurance Co. dur
ing the past week or 10 days. Mr.
Paine has found l25 homes with de-
fects in relation TO some OF these
things. In each instance the person
was told the defect 80 that it might be
remedied, and to see that his work is
thoroughly performed he viii later IN
spect the homes to look for the i'm
provements in the condemned condl-
| tions. Attributed to these inspections
is the saving of thousands of dollars
| for the several companies in the past
four or five years, so it is unquestion.
ably work of public good. CHEZ
Heney warns everyone to attend to the
defective chimney caps, chimneys and
stovepipes, as the Inspector will be
around to see that such are in good
order. Cleaning out the stoyepipes and
chimneys not only keeps them in bet
ter condition, making better draughts,
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