The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

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! Orvllle Theriault OF WllllamstoWi
lett Monday for GlenWood, III.
Trimmed hats at lowest discount from
now on. Mrs. Shallow, Forsythe place
Special meeting of Ruth chapter, No
33, O. i. y, for work on "Wednesday
evening, May 10, at 1880 o'clock
The Ladies Auxiliary to Clan Cor
don will hold its regular meeting Tues
day, May Is, at 7:l5 p. m. Initiation.
Regular meeting of tool sharpeners
No. 2, will be held in Polishers' hal
Wednesday evening, May 10, at I
O'Clock.
>: a., y ~ 6,
,hose taAdhs pa. ~ on -
URN are ie4u.seu W po % en, ha
6: 80 O'Clock sharp. All should be pres,
ent.
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Long ulS eenee anu s.ne' a. V'ueMins
tr y, y aiSo equippeu ~ ,ai pai'i. ~,
WIN sea. between G 10 anu ~ peoP,s az,
Pne .,l 'hes' "i'"i'e wy Do'''ins
"oiAs'
Special sale of two, three and four
burner Kerogas oil stoves, the best in
Barre. Largest line of new and sec.
| ond hand ranges in Barre. Get prices
L. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
A regular meeting of r. c. |. p. A
will be held in Worthen block Wednes-
day evening, May 10, at 1880. Those
| receiving applications be present fol
initiation. Per order recording seTe-
tary.
Nrrs ,rar;o y.A and Nv Nail
p;"at,; i"s4 at o;nht far -. go
In ~, ua ~ deIaoata sran, V a.,
Rarre branch If tbeT q q r. MI N
~ Now Fnaland eonyention Tbav Nv.
nact ~ ba IN pos+on and n;cinit,
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The gasoline pump of g. Pesetto oil
5l7 North Main street was disman-
tied considerably Saturday evening
when an auto truck, loaded with fur
niture, brushed against it. A heavy
chair which protruded over the side
caused the large electrical globe to
crash to the ground when it bent the
pipes OF the upper part OF the pump
ranaa;sd ,as+ardaw .nd tba - , W.
n wortirg ordor io'day :"
Gushing academy OF Ashburnham,
Mass, is sending to Barre Friday a
baseball team to meet Goddard semi
nary, which but a few days ago de-
feated them on their home grounds,
% to 4. This is the first time this
Massachusetts, academy has ever sent
a baseball team to this city, but as
many know, II is noted for its strong
athletic teams every year. This year
is no exception, so the game here Fri
day will undoubtedly be fast one, be-
ginning at 4 o'clock sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rossi and two
children OF 80 Beckley street leave to-
night for New York City en- route to
Lugano, Switzerland, where they viii
visit until next January. They viii
VAT ~-A rhild Of Howard streat wbo
home in Fremont. italy.
u New York SATURDAY
stPamghlD Dante ALI
lends OF Mrs =. A.
oaak court, cambridge
~ OF TINS city, VIII oe
plea learn that az the recent
grand chapter session OF Massachusetts
held at fremont temple, Boston, she
was appointed a. deputy grand mat.
ron Mrs. Mosher Is past matron OF
Evangeiine chapter, NO e3, OF Brigh,
ton; president OF the Past Matrons
ASSOCIATION OF TINS chapter, ana wee.
president OF the Matrons' and Patrons
association OF l0lI, during which year
she served as worthy marion Mr.. ana
Mrs. Mosher are planning TO attend
the grand chapter session oil vermont,
which Is to be held IN Barre on june
J and 1. SOME OF the grand officers
OF Massachusetts,, also few OF the
1917 matrons, are planning to accom-
psny them on this trip.
an lleun ~ the 'at.soutg l1aiiy
Z Z res concerns a ma. wen NnU"H an
terday made the record for fishing so