The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Maccabees bazaar, April ID, CarrolPs
orchestra.--adv
| See d. j. Morse's line of coats and
suits at Montpelier.
Auction sale at City Auction Market
| Saturday See adv.-ady.
| Dance in Rowland hall Saturday
night; >Landi's orchestra
| A good assortment OF spring hats at
Mrs. Shadows, . Forsythe place. adv.
| There will be no meeting for the girl
scouts Of the Methodist church this
| week.
Highest prices paid for rags, maya
zines, rubbers, .etc. Phone 7l9-R.
Abram Fine.
Miss Barbara Dingwall has gone to
Averill Park, N. Y, to visit her sister,
Florence Dingwall,
! The directors of the Barre Woman's
club will meet in Aldrich hall Friday,
April 2, at 1880 p. m.
| Come to the ladies' guild dance
Wednesday, April Z, Rowland hall.
| Good time assured. Landi's orchestra.
Dancing to LADY.
Wilfred Camire, student of Boston
university, arrived. in the city last
evening to spend the Easter vacation
at his home on east hill.
The quarterly meeting of the ladies
hospital aid will be held tomorrow
friday evening at o'clock in the
hospital dining room.
Mrs. Agnes Walker and daughter,
Lillian, of Grant avenue, who have been
visiting relatives in Montreal for the
past two weeks, returned yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nelson, called here
last week by the death of Mr.. Nelson's
father, John Fl. Nelson, have returned
to their home in Philadelphia, Pa,
Still a good selection Of Easter hats.
Must be closed out this week at fur
Their reduced prices. Will be open even
ings only. Mrs. Birnie, Laurel street.
Women who have seen the suits at
the Union Dry Goods Co are not only
buying for themselves but are recon-
mending this store to their friends
adv
The Presbyterian choir girls will
meet at the home of Mrs. j. Laing 100
Washington street, Friday evening at
o'clock. Let there be full attend
ance.
Remember the service of Holy week
tonight at the Methodist vestry at
1880. Rev. w. Men. Kittredge will
speak from the theme, "Glorying in the
Cross"
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Jameson of
Summer street left Tuesday night for
South Dakota, intent on making that
part OF the country their future dwell
ing place.
Throw away your crutches, use
Rheuma, and walk without rheumatic
pains and stiffness, says f. A. Drown,
local agent for this great rheumatism
remedy.-Ady.
The concert to be given at the Mac,
cabees bazaar will represent some of
the best local talent. 1t will provide a
pleasing entertainment for young and
old. Watch for the program. adv.
Miss Olive Burgess, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Riley Burgess Of Washington
street, arrived at her home last even
ing to pass two weeks vacation from
the Mount Ida school at Newton, Mass.
Theron Morse. Laurence Kent, Low
ell Drown, Robert and Peter Barclay
and Earl Lane were among the number
of young Barre men to return to their
homes in this city yesterday afternoon
from Norwich university.
Robert Rock, now employed as
salesman for the Vermont Connection
cry Co and who has been stopping with
his family while working in this terri
tory, left for Burlington this morning,
accompanied by his wife and child.
C. Bottura, who arrived during the
early part of the week from San Diego,
Cal, to pass a few days with Barre
acquaintance before leaving America,
starts for New York to-day and from
there sails to Italy, beginning his At
lantic journey Saturday morning.
Clerks of the local stores, especially
those of dry goods and mems furnish
ing shops, find a large number of pa
irons to cater TO during this week, pre-
ceding Easter Sunday. This business
rush is augmented somewhat by the
steady increase of rural customers, who
now find roads communicating with
Barre fairly passable and improving
each day with the wind and sun.
The item concerning the II, OF 1.
tournament in yesterdays paper was
incorrect insofar as the place Of the
banquet was concerned. The commit
teemen state that should Barre lose
the series the Montpelier eligibles to
the supper will be invited to Barre and
the banquet served in the local roomssI
The local men still feel that there is a
of victory even though they
are handicapped by lead Of five points
for the last meet Of the series.
Jimmy Kelly, as he will be remem
bered by students of Goddard seminary
and followers OF the school baseball
team last year, has been picked as
material for the pitching
staff of Boston college by DIR. White, /
the baseball coach Of that institution. /
Kelly is among the number of new men
at the college who have dethroned some |
Of the veterans and il named by DR. |
White as one of the varsity regulars. /
He pine lots of hope on the little right
handler and expects that he will come |
through every time he il called upon, |
being the only right-hand man on the
pitching staff, two others, Fitzpatrick I
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