The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Remember your dog license must be
paid on or before April |.
Eastern Star annual ball. Rowland
hall, Thursday evening, April S.~adv
New Victrola 18th, in mahogany, just
received at Bailey's Music Rooms. ad
Spring suits, all styles and colorings.
from the Frank McWhorter company
Prof. Shapiro will referee the Keto-
mem onnell wrestling match tonight
at Montpelier adv.
Head dress party, woman's associa-
ton, Congregational church, Wednes.
day. Admission, head dress or l0c.-ad
Note N. d. Phelps Co.'S change in
prices to take effect April | for steam
filters, plumbers and metal workers.
Largest line oil new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. E. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
Miss Ethel Morgan, for the past
three years first assistant to DIR. d, G.
Jarvis, completed duties at the Office
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lonardi of South
Ryegate returned to their home yester-
day afternoon after a week-en visit
at the home of Anthony Fasola on Ber-
lin street.
Herbert Wilson donned a BARRIERS
uniform yesterday at the Ross barber
shop and is now welding the tonsorial
implements in apprentice fashion, with
intentions of becoming a journeyman.
John O'Leary, a member of the Mar
rion & O'Leary granite firm, who for
the past several weeks has been con-
fined to his home after a serious at
tack Of pneumonia, was able to call Of
several of his friends downtown yes
terday.
Song recital, Rowland hall, tonight
at S.l5, given by Mrs. Holden; assist
ing artists, Miss Elena Barberi, pianist,
Mrs. Skeels, flutist; under auspices OF
Barre Woman's club. Members admit
ted on club tickets; public admission,
25c, See program in Mondays Times.
adv.
The Office of RI. II. Patch & Co. is
being enlarged by the conversion OF the
room formerly occupied by the Red
Cross service agent as a suitable office
room. As the original rooms of the
company's office communicate with this
additional room, only the removal Of
fixtures is necessary to transform it
into a serviceable room.
C. Bottura, who will be remembered
by some of the elderly residents in the
Italian colony as a former Barre man
and a stonecutter, arrived in the city
yesterday from San Diego, Cal, where
for the past Is years he has made his
home. He will spend a few days re-
newing acquaintance and on Saturday
sails on the French liner Lorraine, for
Verona, Italy, his birthplace.
A parish supper will be served in the
Presbyterian church Wednesday night
at $3.50 O'Clock to which all members
and adherents of the parish, together
with their families, are cordially in.
vited. Immediately after the adjourned
annual business meeting will be held.
1t is hoped that this arrangement will
prove so successful that a free parish
supper will be a feature of the annual
meeting every March.
Rollin Woodwork Of the Peoples Ma
tional bank has been chosen as treas
urer Of Goddard seminary in place of
Harvey f. Averill, who recently re-
signed that position as well as the po-
sition of business agent. Mr.. Ayerill
remains on the board of trustees OF the
seminary. He left to-day, with Mrs.
Averill and the ~latter's mother, Mrs.
Hattie Dix, for Boston, where Mr.. Aver.
i'll will become q teller of the First
National bank.