The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-10
TALK OF THE TOWN
Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday

Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday
night; Landis orchestra.-ad
Dance Saturday night, armory,
Montpelier; CAROLS orchestra. adv
Phone 723.M, Montpelier, and have
seat reserved for to-night's fun.-ad'
Charles G. Kimball is confined to his
bed with the grip at his home on the
East Barre road.
Montpelier boys in the four.round
bout tonight at Montpelier armory
Don't miss this.--adv.
Don't miss the dance tonight IN
| Worthen hall from s TO IL. Good mu-
sic. Gents, $50; ladies, free.--adv,
Largest line OF new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. f. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
Don't forget the Rebekah dance in
Rowland hall Friday night. Carroll's
/ orchestra. Admission, 81 per couple
adv.
Plenty to eat at the chicken-pie sup
per by the men at the Congregational
,estry this evening. If one serving
doesn't fill you up, call for another
adv.
There has been no school in the east
| road district this week on account OF
the poor roads. There was very little
traffic Sunday and not much more
Monday.
The Junior campfire girls of the
| PRESBYTERIAN church will meet at the
home of Miss Phyllis Nichols, II Mer,
chant street, Thursday evening at
o'clock sharp. !.
Mrs. A, j. Littel, teacher in the south
hill school at Williamstown, Is spend
ing a few weeks at her home on Cliff
street, schools in Williamstown being
closed for the spring vacation.
Wrestling Thursday night, Clan hall
best two out of three falls, Yeeles vs
! Shimkus. Tickets at Marrion's anc
Tosi's. Ringside 81, general admission
soc, women and children under IL, soc
adv.
Rev. A. C. Peabody of Windsor viii
be the special Lenten preacher In In
! Church of the Good Shepherd tonight
at 7:45 o'clock. Mr.. Peabody has come
to Vermont from Ashville, y. c., anc
is recognized as one of the southern
orators. Short service. Public invited
Both young and older folks will en-
iov themselves at the fircmen's concert
and dance in Rowland hall Wednesday
| evening. March IL. Landfs eight-piec'
orchestra viii furnish music; concert
s to 0, dancing o to |. Refreshment'
free. Tickets, $3.50 per couple; extra
ladies, soc, including war tax.--adv
An embargo has been placed by tbs
American Railway Express company
all over the United States on all goods
except fruit and other perishable goods
/ funeral and medical supplies. This
went into effect last Sunday night be
cause of the transportation conditions
and to eliminate the hold-up OF any
pecessaries of life until the railroads
regain their footing and can handle
the other express business. This, oi
course. means that no goods but those
specified are leaving or reaching Barre
Revenue Inspector James ]. Carney
who is in Barre to assist income tas
PAYERS to file their schedules, calls at
| fention TO the fact that but four days
remain in which to file and thus escape
the penalties for failure All return;
should be filed at Inspector Carney
temporary Office in the school commits
sioners' Office at city hall, If possible
Ignorance Of the requirements OF filint
excuses no one, and any person II
doubt as to liability to file should in
ouire of Mr.. Carney. Additional tan
and subsequent penalty applies e
all deIinquents. The office at the schoo
commissioners room win be open even
ings from to o, until the end Of th'
| filing period, which is Monday, Marcel
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