The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance in Rowland hall Saturday
night, Landi's orchestra adv.
If in need of spring hat, watch for
Mrs. Shadows opening. 1t viii pay
you.--adv.
Thomas Nichols, jr, of Windsor
! passed the week end with his family
on Highland avenue.
Mrs. John Stewart of Central street
is spending week with her sister, Mrs,
James Baldwin, in Boston.
One of Robert Burns famous poems
: to be seen in real life at the Barre
! opera house on March 26.--adv.
Largest line OF new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. e. A. Prindle. Worthen block
! The last ear out of Montpelier will
be held Thursday night till the close
of the Shimkus- Gardner wrestling
match.
John Carroll of 25 Park street left
here yesterday afternoon for Albany,
N. Y, to spend a week in that district
on business.
Miss Josephine Fontana, a school
teacher of South Ryegate, passed the
week end with her sister Mrs. Charles
Buzz OF this city.
A regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon will be held
Tuesday, March 2, at 7:l5 p. m. Please
remember to bring quilt pieces
Alderman Michael ID. Keefe and
James Mackie have returned from Bur
lington, where on Sunday they attend
ed the funeral of j. +. Kelly.
Miss Mary Patterson, bookkeeper of
the granite supply firm of Alexander &
Co., WHO has been absent from the of
fee during the past two weeks because
of illness, returned to work yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. 4, L. Moves are now
able to continue their management of
the Noyes Fruit store on North Main
street after few days illness. Miss
Anna Deans, a clerk, who was also i'll, |
has resumed work at the store
Myrl Prize, milliner of the Adams |
company store of this city, has re-
turned from business trip TO Boston |
taken in the interest of the company |
during which she attended the millinery |
openings and purchased quantity of |
new spring material.
Spring is just around the corner. 1t |
was hard to believe this morning, with |
the mercury registering % below zero,
but quantities of pussy willows wholly
and partly opened, found last night by |
a party of snowshoers, attested to the
fact that soon winter will be over.
My clothes are hand sewed, the work
and trimmings guaranteed and
the prices are very reasonable. Order
your custom tailored suit now. Aldo
Pellini, merchant tailor; cleaning,
repairing. Ladies' alterations
a speciality 81 State ST., Montpelier.
| have returned from Boston with
early spring shapes, patterned from
Paris fashions, of patent leather, plain
and embroidered, also new cellophane
and rafila trimmings. Have commenced
the work of the season, with the assist.
lnce Of Mrs. H. s. Miles. VIII be
pleased to show you the new goods
Mrs L, A. Witham.
$. Hollister Jackson, president of
he International Monumental Granite
Producers association, and Donald
smith have returned from Montreal
after having attended the midwinter
convention of the association. In the
eturning party was included Attorney
Iackson's brother, DIR. II. Nelson Jack
ION, who went to his home in Burling
on. H. j. NJ Jones of the Jones Broth
rs company was called from Montreal
o New York City on business, SO is
rot expected in the city until the latter
art of the week.
The Mems club of the Universalist !
hurch has been organized with the
lection of Douglas NJ. Barclay as pres.
dent, Harvey 4. Ayerill as secretary,
william Mercer as treasurer and George
iackay and William j. Inglis as mem
ers of the executive committee to .
erve with the officers. The first meet
ng WAS well attended and there was a
reat deal of enthusiasm displayed. A
anvass for new members of the organ '
sation is under way, and the first OBJ
ective of the club is to. get behind and ;
cost the organ fund.
Constantine Caniso of this city, who :
'as arrested Sunday for intoxication, y
loaded guilty when brought into city
ourt before Judge f. l.. Scott. Caniso
aid the fine of S. and costs of S645 q
Jr his release This was the first in
1xication case to appear in Barre city z
1urt in approximately a month Be B
ore national prohibition went into eff
sct it was not an uncommon occur
,nce to have several men brought into z
ty court on Monday morning TO an z
Her such charge and quite frequent q
z many such appeared in court during q
10 pollrsp of a week y