The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Brnies, Laurel street adv.
When getting your hair cut, don't
fail to look for the union card.-adv
For Sale Horse, weight from 1900
to 1900. May be seen at Cutters
stable.
For women and misses, practical
storm coats and utility coats at Mrs,
Shepard Co, Inc
April Columbia records at Russell's.
Pin boys wanted for bowling alleys.
Murphy & Weafer.
The annual dinner OF the Mems club
win be given Monday, April IL, at the
pniversalist church.
You can help the assessors and your
self as well by calling now and filing
your inventory. Don't delay.
A daughter, Sylvia Mae, was born
April 6 to Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Fri
berg of 2l2 Washington street.
Jed Sharkey of Newton street left
yesterday for Shoreham to spend an
Indefinite visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Watch morrowis paper for the
menu of the mems dinner at the Uni
versalist church Monday evening, April
l2-adv.
| am ready to do your cleaning,
pressing, repairing and dyeing for the
spring and summer seasons. Ii. Good
man, 10 Merchant street, Barre.
Maurice White, who has been visit
ing at his home on Newton street since
late last week, has returned to Albany
Business college, Albany, N. Y.
Money deposited on savings accounts
in the Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.
on or before Monday, April IL, win
draw interest from April LADY.
Regular meeting of Granite City
lodge, /. 0. o. L., NJ. IT,, in X. Of G. hall
Friday, April 0, at o'clock p. m. Re
freshments. Initiation. Guards wear
white,
Albert Lyon, now having vacation
from studies at Dartmouth college,
went to Burlington to spend few
days with students of the University
of Vermont.
Joe ca sani of AZ Granite street, who
has been suffering with the after effects
of the FLU" left yesterday for Pitts
ford, where he will receive treatment
at the sanatorlum,
Over score of our customers are
using Partisan Sage to save and beau
tify their hair. 10 removes all dandrlff
and stops itching scalp. Sold on guar
antee. Z. A. Drown.-adv.
Henry Drumgould of North Main
street, one of the many stonecutters
who have turned their hands TO other
employment within the past week. be
gan work yesterday as a motorman on
the Washington street branch electric
line, having had experience in this work
before.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Goodfellow re.
turned from South Ryegate last night,
where they were called early in the
week to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Ella
Whitcher, sister of Mrs. Goodfellow,
whose death came suddenly Sunday
morning and Who was buried Tuesday.
Walter BelviIle, an employee Of the
Boutwell,, Milne & Varnum quarrying
firm. was unfortunate yesterday when
he grabbed a swinging hook of boom
derrick on which was a heavy chain
oscllating, as a small part of the
right hand thumb was partly severed
and so badly injured that DR.. f. Fl.
Bailey found 1t necessary TO remove
the mutilated end of the thumb be-
tween the end of the nail and the first
Joint The accident happened about
o 4j and il was 40, first believed that
parts of two other fingers would have
TO be removed, but such was found to
be unnecessary for the time being at
least.
The annual Eastern Star dance and
ball attracted more than
100 couples TO Rowland hall last even
ing, many coming in costumes and
masks to compete for the two prizes
awarded for the best costumes. Judges
William Barclay. George Seager and
Mrs. Fred Rogers awarded TO Mrs.
James r, Mackay, jr., the first prize,
a S. gold piece, she being robed in
complete colonial costume Ugo RAJ
mella, disguised as an old woman, was
awarded the second prize of $3.50 in
gold. The affair was very successful
in every phase. Landi's seven piece
orchestra furnished at all times some
very satisfactory novelty dance music,
and not until the hands of the clock
had reached | could the orchestra be
released for the night Punch and wa
fers were served by ladies of the order
during the entire evening.
A sale involving several thousand
dollars was transacted through the d.
A. Perry Real Estate agency Yesterday
the Bancroft inn in Plainteld,
owned by William Bancroft Of Paw
tucket. X. l., was sold to Mr.. and Mrs.
$. d. Sibley Of this city. Included in
the sale was the large barn used in
with the hotel, and all the
etc The livery stabls,
which has been closed for some time,
will be reopened by the new purchasers
and TO the regular equipment will be
added two automobiles for use during
the summer season. This hotel is con-
.idered one Of the best small town no.
tells in the state, consisting of 10 rooms
connected with baths and the latest
hotel convenience for accommodations
and comfort. II was erected in 1914 by
the late Fred J. Bancroft at an expense
Of nearly $4,000. The purchasers, who
own a i75-acre farm on Wiley street
extension and who reside IN the brlek
dwelling house formerly used as the
Milne s. Narnum Office at the
corner Of North Main and Blackwell
streets, plan TO take immediate posses
sion Of their new property. The pres
emit home will be sold as soon as pos
sible. but the farm viii be carried on
as usual