The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

| fail TO look for the union card.-ady.
| Don't miss seeing Babe Sawyer boy
Cyclone Glennie Thursday night. adv
/ William Menard went to Burlington
this morning to make brief business
visit.
G. Berni Of Brook street and Guido
Sasscrosso of 3 street are passing a
few days in Burlington.
A real time for the public at the
Eastern Star ball, Rowland hall, on
| Thursday evening.-adv.
Come and have good time at the
| ladies guild dance to- night in Rowland
hall. Iandi's orchestra. adv.
George (''Dod'l Murray has gone to
Detroit, Mich, having secured employ
ment in a machine shop there.
Charles and George Lincoln have re-
turned to this city after several days
stay with acquaintances in Hardwick,
Mrs. Clara johnson of Bedford
Mines, p O., is visiting in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson of 10
Merchant street.
William Deans of Brooklyn street
left this morning for Albany, n. Y, TO
make an indefinite visit at the home OF
his son, William Deans, jr.
! Seven Spanish stonecutters, en-
ployed in the Barre district until the
present labor trouble began, left here
last evening for Detroit, Mich.
Money deposited on savings accounts
in the Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.
on or before Monday, April II, will
draw interest from April l.-adv
The ladies and pastors union will
meet at the Methodist church Thursday
| at 2:30 D. m. All members and ladies
OF the church are cordially invited. .
Wendell Gregoire of Boston arrived
here yesterday afternoon to spend q
short vacation with his sister, Mrs
James Duncan, of Highland avenue.
| Rummage sale, Universalist church
Friday, April Q. Those having articles
| for the sale, please leave at the as
sembly room before Friday noon. adv
Box social at the Presbyterian church
| Friday night. Don't miss it for good
time Ladies bring box, with lunch for
two, to be sold at auction to the men.
adv.
Remember, Armstrong and Savage
are good enough for the feature in Bos-
ton. You ought not to miss seeing
them Thursday night at the armory
| Il rounds. adv.
b. +. Walsh, sewing machine expert
of St. Johnsbury, will be at the Cen
trail house for a limited time Those
having sewing machines they desire re-
paired phone -W.--adv.
Another sugar social and dance at
Cobbe Hill grange hall Friday even
ing. April o. Music by wide awake
two piece orchestra. Everyone out for
COED time. Admission. soc couple,
| extra ladies', zoe; sugar extra.
| The mission study class will meet
al the home of Mrs. McGlahin, Cliff
street. Thursday evening at 80
| Please bring contributions for the mis-
sionary box. as il is to be packed the
last of the week, also the sunshine
bags.
Get your oldest and your best rig for
the Eastern Star annual ball Rowland
! hail. Thursday evening. Go after those
cash prizes. The Judges promise to be
| impartial. even though your rig does
bring down the house. Dancing TIL
IL. Light refreshments free. Landis
orchestra Public invited. adv.
w. A. Boutwell,, brother of Mrs. +
| NJ. Fenwick. who was shot at her
home on the Plainfeld road early Mon.
day morning March p, returned TO has
home in Worcester, Mass, to-day, hay.
ing been here since the day of the trag'
| edy. Miss Bertha Fenwick, daughter
OF the deceased, accompanied him to
Worcester.
Roland Bisson, the young son OF
| Henry Bison. of $50 North Main
street. who was struck by the Wash
! ington street electric ear last Tuesday
evening when playing baseball near
his home, sustaining in the accident q
broken ankle and dislocated hip bone
was taken to his home from the Barre
City hospital yesterday afternoon.
! A. Ferrari, who went TO Switzerland
last fall to spend the winter, arrived
in New York yesterday on the White
Star liner Lafayette. together with T.
Galfetti, Joseph Galfetti, A. CONFETTI
land G.. Foutana. These men. with the
exception of Mr.. Fontana, likewise left
Barre last fall TO pass the winter IN
| heir native country. Mr.. Fontana left
here about eight years ago, after liV
ing in this city for number Of years.
! One rather disappointing feature "a
! the would be poultry fancier. whose
| supply Of eggs may be sufficiently large
| enough to take care of his personal
wants as well as those of his nearby
nciehbors. is the desire Of some faith
ful layer in his pen 10 produce eggs OF
! extraordinary size at time when the
pricc in the market drops. Arthur
| shannon. who lives at Z Kirk street, is
the owner of buff orpington hen
which within a wear. has laid six eggs
Of large dimensions. the latest of which
measures nearly $ by ga inches. Per
haps the hens are realizing the situa-
ton and are taking an active part IN
Producing the II. {. Of L.
i Local agents OF steamship compa
MES are finding considerable difficulty
In securing bookings for first and sec
ond-class passengers within the past
few weeks, and attempt to secure such
have proved in vain to some. One
agent was informed that second class
:, ia sage TO Genoa, Italy. on the Cunard
inc would not be available until july
IS. while other lines have been com.
nellcd 10 give similar answers. Ihi:
great demand for European passages i
due to the vast number Of tourists go.
ing Ia the battlefeld- Of France OF
Belgium. some of whom 60 TO find me
MORALS Of their sons who died in the
fght for democracy. Then, too, many
foreigners. who have been unable Il
4 visit their fatherlands since 1914, arr
making a visit now.