The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16
TALK OF THE TOXIN

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Closing-out sale. All millinery good
at big reduction. Mrs. Il. A. Whitman
The Sweet family concert, Univer
salist church Friday, April %, p. nj
adv.
Dance in Rowland hall every
Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or
ehestra.-adv
Camilo Susena of Sixth street left
Wednesday night for Detroit, Mich, in
search of employment.
Food sale, Methodist church. Satur.
day, P. IN. Come and get home
cooked baked beans--adv.
Leland Daley, who has been visiting
his grandparents in Calais, returned
yesterday to his home in this city.
Visit our coat and suit department
Il has note of smartness and distinc-
tiveness in it, Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc.
Don't miss hearing j. L. Harbour,
who lectured before the Vermont Press
association in Burlington recently .--ad.
David Rennie of Orange street left
the city to-day for New York, where he
will spend few weeks with relatives.
Regular meeting of Modern Wood
men of America this friday evening,
April 10, at o'clock, Odd Fellows
hall.
Regular meeting of Modern Wood
men of America this friday evening,
April 10, at 7 o'clock, Odd Fellows
hall.
Angus Mcdonald of Kirk street, who
for 10 weeks has been confined to his
home by illness, is able to be down
| town.
| A. w. Haussey and family of Essex
street are moving to the Levin farm in
East Montpelier, where Mr. Haussey is
to be employed.
Masquerade ball in armory hall,
Montpelier, April 20; CAROLS orches.
ira; under auspices of Red Men and
Poeahontas.-a
Owing to unforeseen circumstances,
the meeting of the governing board of
the Community house announced for
this evening has been cancelled
William RabtaiIe of Granitevile,
who has been working in machine
shops at Detroit, Mich, since last Octo-
Der, arrived in this city yesterday.
Trousers and knee pants manufac-
tured; dress goods and other articles
call and see the bargains at 10 Mer.
chant street II, Goodman.--adv.
Rev Ellie l. Webster will hold re
ligious services and give messages in
Foresters' hall, Worthen block, next
Sunday, April Is, at 2:30 and p. m.
James DeVittori and Joseph Caceivio
of Milford, n H., who have been re.
newing acquaintance in Barre and vi
entity for the past week, returned TO
their home yesterday.
Mrs. w. A. NOR and daughter, Bev-
erly, of Liberty street, left yesterday
morning for Mansfield, Mass, to visit
her mother, Mrs. Benjamin Howard, for
month or six weeks.
THE Miracle Man" at the Biiou |
theatre next Monday and Tuesday |
Two shows daily, at 2l5 and 1880 |
Prices, including tax, matinee zoe, even
ings 30c, children l5c.-adv.
w. Curtis johnson, cashier of the |
Peoples National bank of this city, is
the interest of the banking institution |
with which he is affiliated.
| have sold my half.interest in the
Peerless Cleansing and Dye works TO
}. j. Cramer Of Somerville, Mass, and
am no longer responsible for any goods
sent TO this firm. Lloyd o. MacNeil.
Louis Calcagni of az Center street
and John Vicar of 80 Center street
went to Springfield, Mass, yesterday
TO make a visit and will then proceed
to Bridgeport, Conn, to secure employ.
ment.
Mrs. Emma Starr, for some years a
resident of this city and who had been
from the effects of a shock
for several months. died recently at the
home of her sister, Mrs b. G. Abbott,
in East Corinth.
Mrs Agnes Witham and Mrs Carrie
Belville attended the Capital City |
grange meeting last evening, where
hey conferred the third and fourth de
yrees on a large class, with a harvest
upper following
Miss Myrtle Davis Of Woodbury.
anne Wednesday to spend the week
nd with Miss Minnie Daley of 10
south Main street Mrs Mabel Carr OF
has also been guest in the
Daley home, visiting Mrs Frank Dali
y
Rev F O. Hokerk. pastor Of the Uni
'ersalist church in Barre. is to be one
4 the speakers at a Universalist con
erence to be held in Rutland April %
md 27. The gathering viii be called /
he Murray anniversary crusade min {
sterial retreat
John A. Cross and George Cross
Sorthfield granite manufacturers, and
ferman Cross, a western representa-
i've Of the firm, who just recently ar
lived in Mortified from indianapolis, {
we're in town yesterday to attend the
BUSINESS meeting Of the Nelson Lumber
o., Inc, Of this city.
The fire protection methods suggest
d BY Deputy Fire Marshal A. q preble
uring his service as Barres fire chief,
rho deemed il wise 70 have chemical
and water pals placed in
ehool buildings. have been carried out
" Chief Heney. The water pals,
ainted red, filed with water and
laced on shelves on each floor Of the
raded schools. were the first steps to-
ard protection in the schools. The
, hand chemical eXtingiishers, ordered
srlv in the winter. arrived during the
.aster vacation and have been placed
! permanent positions on each floor of
he Spaulding graded and high school
uilding.
s group Of p seniors Of Spaulding
Ugh school were quietly assembled in
he parlor Of Mrs Robert Gordon al
p Orange street Wednesday evening,
waiting the return Of Miss Helen Cor
on. another senior Of the school They
nd indeed their mission was not mis-
.a..8 So NJ I