The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday
night; Landi's orchestra. adv.
Closing out sale. All millinery goods
Mt bio reduction. Mrs. 4. A. Witham.
Miss Dorothy Parks and Miss kupy
Bradbury have returned to their schooi
in Marshfield to teach the spring term
Masquerade ball in armory hall,
Montpelier, April 20; CAROLS orches,
ira; under auspices Of Red Men ana
Pocahontas.-adv.
Special meeting of Bright Star Ke-
bekah lodge Monday evening at :oo.
There will be work and everyone Dring
something for refreshments.
Secure your tickets early for the
mems annual dinner at the Universal,
list church next Monday evening, April
u. starting at 80 o'cloek.-adv
Money deposited on savings accounts
in the Barre Savings Bank q Trust 20.
on or before Monday, April IL, VIII
draw interest from April l.-adv.
Household furniture to be sold AZ
auction at the E. c. Cummings residence
at No. 81 Hill street at 2 o'clock Tues
day afternoon. D. A. Perry, auctioneer.
All w. w. G. girls of the Baptist
church come to the social meeting 10
he held at the home of Mrs. Annie
Inplis. 7 Clark street, Tuesday evening
at o'clock.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter,
No. 33. O. Il. S., Wednesday evening,
April ID, at 1880 o'clock, Annual re-
ports and election of officers. Sugar
served at o'clock
A private dance given by the Y. \, u
Saturday evening in Worthen hall
proved to be great success. line
| Cooper Smith orchestra furnished mu-
sic for the dance.
At the Royal pool and billiard parlor
new soda fountain with all modern
| conyeniences has been installed in the
front part of the store and was opened
for business Saturday for the first
| time.
Fayette and Harlie Cutler claim they
can beat Richardson and Ladd serving
at dinner and say they are going TO
prove it next Monday night at the
mems annual dinner of the Universal
! list church Say! amt that funny ?
adv.
Alice Bradley, principal of Miss
Farmers School of Cookery, will give
a demonstration before the Barre
Woman's club Tuesday, April 10, at
2:30 o'clock. This meeting Is open 10
the public; members admitted by their
tickets. others for 25c. Ladies please
bring plate and spoon. Food sale foi'
| lows demonstration.
The sting of tuhercular inspection OF
cattle still continues to be felt by
farmers in this locality when made by
| the state and federal inspector, for
again this morning herd of "a cattle,
some of which cost the owner between
$500 and 5000 each, were driven
through the streets and to the freight
yard, doomed for the Burlington Ken
| dering Co. and the death axe.
Joe Shimkus. who has been wrestling
in Burlington and ST. Adams during
the past two weeks, arrived in the city
Saturday to spend few days. He is
to wrestle in both cities the latter part
OF this week. On Friday, the 10th
he meets, in st. Adams, Waino heto'
men, the world champion middlewelght
wrestler. Shimkus wrestled with him
once before in Boston for Red Cross
benefit and stayed with him the limited
time OF 80 minutes.
James f. Giffin of as Currier street
Yesterday completed term OF service
as ianitor of the Congregational church
which is worthy of mention. For ~
wears and seven months Mr.. Giff1n has
cared for the church property with .
faithfulness which could not be sur
passed, never missing single Sunday
in the nearly % years. He resigned
because with his duties as janitor o.
the Lincoln school, he found the work
in the two buildings too arduous and
preferred to keep on with that nearest
| his home. Mr. Giffin is to be succeeded
as ianitor at the church by c. l.. Booth
Perhaps the most enjoyable of the
many illustrated lectures on various
subjects which DIR. f. l.. Goodspeed has
been giving Sunday evenings at the
Congregational church was listened e
last night, when he showed views OF
and spoke on Hawaii the Paradise Of
the Pacific" Dr. Goodspeed spent one
summer in Honolulu, preaching IN thu
Central Union church, in exchange witt
the pastor of that church, the lattel
supplying for the summer the Califor
MIA church OF which DR.. GOodspeed al
that time was pastor. The views were
yerv beautiful, showing the country
the inhabitants. customs and occupa
tions, and the description given by th'
speaker was very vivid He closed
with strong appeal for loyalty e
church and country in these unsettled