The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Overall dance April %, Howlant
hall; Landi's orchestra. adv.
Buy pianos, Victrolas and Sonora
talking machines at Bailey's Music
| Rooms. adv.
Closing out all millinery, small hat:
one third discount this week. Mrs. +
A. Witham, adv.
R. n. Gillette of Bellows Falls is
visiting relatives in Barre and Mont
pelier for few days.
Seventy five cents admission to the
Tremblay Make star wrestling match
Thursday night. adv.
Largest line Of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. L. A. Prindle, Worthen block
Come and have good time at the
whist party and dance in X. OF G. hall
tonight at 1880 Admission, 25c.ad
Thomas Trioni of Smith street left
last night for Perth Amboy, n. j..
where he expects to be employed in
the granite industry.
\ d. A. Perry, auctioneer, left this noon
for Ludlow to conduct sale of 100
head of registered and graded cattle
for III. J. Stearns tomorrow.
Owing TO a contract for May 3. which
| CAROLS orchestra already had, the
Barre post OF the American Legion
was compelled to postpone the date of
| its dance to May 6.
| Miss Mildred OIIerin went to Bur
lington yesterday to begin her new
duties as clerk in the Old Beehive
| department store, having recently fin
1 ,rI,n = d., l,.L y
Decimo Ricciarelli of North Main
street went to Springfield yesterday
upon assurance of work in the machine
shops there and position on the
Springfield community baseball team
as shortstop.
Henry T. Moses, district superintend-
ent for the Loyal Order of Moose, left
Monday for st. Adams and White Riv.
err Junction, where he has business to
dispose of in connection with councils
of those towns
Special meeting of Clara Barton
guild in universalist church parlors on
Thursday, April 20, at 80 p. m. Bring
aprons and caps so as to finish gauze
work. All members and any who arc
interested are invited
Reports of Grenfell lecture in other
places: Burlington's proceeds were
1925; Montpelier had an attendance OF
900 and reports pictures and lecture
fine; st. Johnsbury's lecture room was
crowded with delighted listeners. adv.
4 telegram received by John Donet
Il of North Main strete brought the |
message of the death Of his nephew. |
Ario Donetti in Los Angeles, Cal. This |
nine ,year-old lad was the son of Mr. |
and Mrs Julius Donetti, and was born |
in this city.
William Black Of Maple Grove and |
Charles Wheaton of Eastern avenue |
were among the 10 or more stone |
workers to leave here this morning for !
other towns TO find employment These
men left for Portsmouth. n. H., while |
eight others left for Windsor
May dance, Rowland hall, Tuesday.
May 4. CAROLS orchestra. npncing |
S 20 | o'clock Tickets, 81 per couple.
extra ladies 35c This is the last one
of the series of dances under the aus
pieces of the ladies' of the Universalist
church--adv
The Brookside Community club will /
resume meetings at the schoolhouse by |
observing Vermont night Friday even
ing, April 30. An excellent program
has been prepared aud maple syrup,
with the usual accomplishments, will |
b. served Everyone cordially invited
The baseball game scheduled to be
PLAYED at. Lincoln campus this after
bury high schools had 10 be postponed
because of the wet field
and weather. This is the second time
Manager Clark has found il necessary
to make a postponement but hopes to
play these games AT later date
Mrs. Alfred Edward and child start
ed for Springfield, Mass, this morning
where Mr.. Edward is now employed as
a salesman for a local granite firm.
He left here a few weeks ago to ae.
rept the position after having sold his
home at 9 Prospect avenue. The fur
niture WAS taken to Springfield YES
Ierday by Lynn Clark in an auto truck.
Harry King of Washington street,
according TO a telegram received by
his wife yesterday. suffered serious in
Jury to a shoulder and had three ribs
broken while employed at construction
work in Windsor yesterday. Mrs King
and son, Amos. left here last night TO
Join him. Mr. King was until April ,
4 lathe operator at the Grearson &
lane stoneshcd.
The installation Of officers in Granite
,hapter. No. %, r. A. NJ, was con
lucted last etening in the Masonic hall
~ George y. Tilden, past grand high ,
priest Of the grand chapter of Yer
mont. and Arthur u. Young, grand sen
incl The officers installed were;
William Cole, r. H. p. William Hurry,
ting; John Leith. scribe James Gall,
=. Of H: Ira Houston, r. s.: John
Walker. r. A. c.; Arthur Cole. NJ. II ,
! v: William Leith. NJ. Of , V: Ben
amin Tracey, NJ. of ! V: George Stew
ut. IT,. sentinel: John c, Wyllic, sec
etary; C. VI. Wiley, treasurer; James I
Vfka,tt r.rn1asa d.