The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dwight Phelps was a Sunday visitor
in Burlington
New and used sleIghs for sale at Cut
Ter Bros livery Phone 100.
Electric ears after wrestling mattel
at Montpelier Tuesday night.--adv,
All Dokies having books please re
turn at once to either Robert Mackit
| or Neil Ralph
c. G. Kenyon of Burlington passed
the week end with his relatives at &c
! Franklin street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mackay and
son, Reginald, left for Boston last night
for few days stay.
What sport can afford to miss the
championship wrestling match, Trem-
blay VS.. Paradis, to a finish !-adv.
| Everett Rogers OF Barre and Lloyd
Parry of Montpelier began work this
morning at the Smith q Cummings store
The Tilden Shoe company's great
move-on sale will start Wednesday
March II, at a. m. Don't miss it,
adv.
Come and hear all the favorites sing
at the "Follies" "Follies," full of fun
and mighty good show, opera house,
March Is and l9.-adv.
Mrs. Clarence Bishop Of 1877 Wash
ington street left yesterday for Port
land, Me, where she will pass few
weeks at her former home.
Miss Townsend and Miss Johnson
have returned from New York and
Boston with full line of up-to- date
millinery, SO North Main street.--adv.
Spring and summer millinery open
ing Saturday and Monday, March ID
and Is, at Mrs. Marianis millinery
parlors, $50 Main street, corner Pearl
upstairs adv.
Rev. B. G. Lipsky, pastor of the He'd
ding Methodist church, left this morn
ing for Burlington, where he will at
tend a state meeting of the interchurch
world directors.
John Bossi of Berlin street completed
Yesterday a three weeks journey, most
of which was spent traversing Califor-
mia. He visited Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco and San Diego.
Saturday, March 90, positively last
day of slaughter of mems, ladies and
EillH NIlLSi tbaANs bb1S an EOHts
Spring goods, all departments, now
ready. Good credit is good, cash per
cent better. Sadlier. 10 Keith avenue.
As was recently announced, the Til
den Shoe company have sold the lease
OF their store In the Aldrich building to
the Peoples National bank and will
have 10 yaeate the premises The en-
tire stock of high grade footwear will
be placed on sale March IL at big re.
duction.-adv.
The embargo placed by the American
Railway Express company on all goods
except food necessaries, funeral and
medical supplies during the doubtful
transportation days of last week has
been removed so that business along
these lines is conducted under normal
circumstances.
Forrest Chase, driver of one Of the
American Express eompany's delivery
teams, found difficult problem con
fronting him when emerging from the
Barre City hospital after delivering
package Saturday evening about G
o'clock. The horse had decided TO take
q short cut to Washington street by
going down over the bank but found
going rather arduous in the deep snow.
Both the horse and sleigh Were I'M
from the snow when discov-
cred by Driver Chase and il was only |
with the assistance of another horse |
that the outfit was brought back TO
the road.
In the past few years there has been
a growing tendency among the people
Of the United States TO make more of
Easter than was customary few
years back, and it has now come TO be
ranked with Christmas as day for
The exchange of greetings among rela-
tives and friends in distant parts
Where a postal card used to carry the
we'll wishes of the people, telephone
md telegraph wires have come TO be
.axed more by messages of this nature
IN recognition of this trend of exchange
he Western Union Telegraph company
las made arrangements to provide spe.
'ial blanks of an attractive design, APP
TO the occasion, for the de-
livery of messages containing Easter
greetings. Easter kilograms are being
eceived now at the Barre exchange as
veil as all other branches throughout
he United States since Manager Hud-
on received orders TO the effect that
hese could be received at any time
nd held over until Easter day for de-