The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

See ID. J. Morse's line OF coats ano
| suits at Montpelier. adv.
Auction sale at City Auction Market
Saturday. See adv.--adv.
When getting your hair cut, look
for the union card.--adv.
Miss Nina Willett, dressmakT, will
not be back until May LADY.
Regular meeting April 2 of M. W. OF
A. at 7 o'clock, Odd Fellows hall.
A good assortment OF spring hats at
Mrs Shadows, Forsythe place.--adv.
Union barber shops close at 8 p. m.
tonight. Patronize the union shops
adv.
Strawberry shortcake with whipped
cream Saturday at Baltimore Lunch
adv.
"That Naughty Waltz and II other
new April Victor records on sale to-
day at Bailey's Music Rooms.
Edward Milne of Maple avenue and
Paul Checcario leave tonight for New
York City to find employment.
Ralph Smith, now student of Nor
witch university, arrived in the city to-
day to pass the Easter holidays.
Joseph Bianchi of North Main street,
who has been i'll during the past three
weeks at his home, is steadily improv-
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Kelly left for
Mllers Falls, Mass, last evening to
spend the Easter holidays at Mrs, Kel-
ly's former home.
Mrs. A. II. LlInd of "a Sheridan
street and daughter, Ethel, left this
morning for Bethel to spend a few
days with relatives.
Come to the ladies guild dance
Wednesday, April 7, Rowland hall.
Good time assured. Landi's orchestra.
Dancing s to lady.
Still good selection of Easter hats.
Must be closed out this week at fur
Their reduced prices. viii be open even
ings only. Mrs. Birnie, Laurel street.
Women who have seen the suits at
the Union Dry Goods Co are not only
buying for themselves but are recon-
mending this store to their friends
adv
B. Fumagalli & Go. have added to
their delivery equipment a new Ford
truck to be used in the delivery of
their French and Italian bakery prod
ucts.
A. Molinari and c. Lorenzini, who
went to their homeland in Italy last
| fall to pass the winter, are expected
back here by the latter part of this
! month.
Members of the 1910 class of Spauld
! ing high school are requested to meet
at the school assembly hall Saturday
evening at 1880 for an informal reeep-
ton. Everybody QUIT
Carl Norris of Graniteyille made the
first trip Of the summer schedule with
his passenger and freight truck from
Graniteville to Barre yesterday and
will continue as last summer.
Anniversary concert and ball, city
hall, Montpelier, Tuesday, April q, Civ
en- under auspices of Montpelier post,
No. 3, American Legion, Music, Car
rolls orchestra, eight pieces. adv.
The concert to be given at the Mac
cabees' bazaar will represent some of
the best local talent. II will provide
pleasing entertainment for young and
old. Watch for the program.-adv.
Frank Wells of French street and
rived in the city yesterday afternoon
from Amherst college, Amherst, Mass,
to pass the Easter vacation at their
homes.
Joe Shimkus, who last night suffered
injury to his head and right hip in the
wrestling match with Pink Gardner in
Montpelier, had recovered sufficiently
to-day TO be outdoors. He is booked
to meet Joe Zela, fast middleweight |
from Holyoke, Mass, in st. Adams to-
morrow evening and plans to 20 to st.
Adams for the match.
approximately 270 dog licenses had
been issued up to last evening, the last
day on which the regular rates could
be paid, by City Clerk James Mackay. |
These figures show little deviation |
from last years total, which was 200, |
this number including all licenses is
sued for dogs being brought into the
city after April l.. Hence the number |
Of CANNES existing in this city is prac
tieally the same as last year.
Michael Murphy, who makes his
home with his daughter, Mrs. Lackey |
Good, has returned from Bradford. |
where be spent the winter months at |
his brothers home. Mr. Murphy, 70 /
years old and familiar figure OF the
Montpelier road, who walked each /
morning last summer TO this city and |
back again for exercise, has been in
rather poor health during the long win
ter and for this reason does not take
his customary long early walks.
To-day is Good Friday and this even
ing's meeting at the Methodist church
is the final one Of series that has
been conducted through the week, most
of the Protestant churches of the city
uniting for the purpose of considering
the events of Holy week. The speaker
tonight is Rev Bert J. Lehigh of the
Baptist church. Last nights meeting
was largely attended, and the series of
meetings being held is said to be the
most encouraging of any union services
attempted in Barre in a number of
years. The speaker Thursday night
was Rev W. Men. kittredge, pastor of
the Presbyterian church, who took for
his subject, "The Glory of the Cross"
He referred to il as the center of his
tory, the great theme in literature, as
essential TO salvation and the forgive
ness Of sins and called on the audience