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

Frank Minard of Waitsfield is II
the city on few days business.
Mrs. c. B. Van Deusen and daughter
of Berlin were in the city to-day.
Joseph Beaulieu left this morning foi
Berlin. \. H., where he has secured
employment.
John Downs and Jerry Donahue to-
| day attended the funeral of Dennis
Donahue in Northfield
I Mrs. Carroll will be at McAllister'
store, Williamstown, Wednesday and
Thursday with nice line OF millinery
adv
Money deposited on savings accounts
| in the Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co
on or before Monday, April II, will
draw interest from April lady,
Household furniture to be sold at
auction at the i. c. Cummings residence
at No. 81 Hill street at 2 o'clock Tues
day afternoon. d. A. Perry, auctioneer.
| When you have such able assistants
as Win Reynolds and Cady Averill at
! the mems dinner at the Universalist
| church next Monday evening, it's bound
to be success. adv.
Miss Grace Alexander, a bookkeeper
of the Barclay Brothers Co.. and Miss
Mamie Norm, stenographer of the
Jones Brothers Co., are assisting in the
Office of DIR. d. G. Jarvis during the
tubercular survey work now being car
ried on
Monday evening, April II, starting at
$50, the annual dinner of the Mems
club Of the Universalist church will he
served in the yestry of the church. hd-
mission, 75e. Nothing else need be
said. II you ever attended one of these
dinners, YOU won't miss this one.-adv
A meeting will be held at the city
court room this evening Of all people
interested in the formation of Barre
Hoover club TO further the campaign
OF Herbert C. Hoover for president of
the United States. The invitation is
open TO anyone. The meeting will com
menee at 130.
4 wedding reception was given Sat
urdav night by Mr. and Mrs. c. J..
Perry to the employees of the Perry
garage. The invited guests were the
% employees. and with them the newly
welded couple enjoyed an evening of
card games, victrola music, refreshments
and other diversions, in the upper part
of the Perry garage building.
The members OF MARQUIS de Iafay-
ettc chapter. d. a. r., and guests are
cordially invited by the, patriotic edH-
cational committee TO attend q specia
meeting at the Wood Art gallery at
Montpelier at 2;30 o'clock Tuesday aft
ernoon., April Is. A very interesting
program has been arranged. and Rev.
r. G.. Lipsky Of Barre will be the
speaker, after which social hour will
be held.
Three Young men, Erman J. Cato,
Bernard Starr and John Wilson. who
were charged with breaking windows
in tho building known as the Whit
comb Brothers machine shop on North
Main street a week ago, were aTaigned
in city court this morning, the two lat
Ter for sentence, since they pleaded
guilty at a previous hearing. They had
been ordered by the court TO make ar
rangements with the owner for repara
ton of damages and besides this re
ceived sentence. Starr being fined
$40 and costs OF $685. and Wilson s.
with similar costs. Cattos sentence
was suspended until May 3.
Fire Chief John Heney, in his inspec
ton OF various buildings in the city,
has found ashes thrown against build
ings and fences and for this reason
wishes it repeated that such acts are
violations of the city ordinances and
warns against such practice. Any such
existing in this city and un-
der the protection of the Barre fire ed
partment must be Immediately rene
died, as such carelessness increases haz- |
ards. This practice not only lessons
the tidness of structures hut is apt to |
cause a serious loss by fire with the
assistance of the wind. All ashes must |
be placed in cans.
There are likely to be some prosecu-
tions and examples made of dog own
ersers who continue to allow their dogs |
to run loose in the woods and chase |
deer. T.. S. Newcomb of Waterbury |
Center. county game warden, and John |
deputy game warden. of this
city were called 20 Maple hill. Plain |
field. last week and found near Pigeon
pond the carcasses Of three bucks and /
fhrS does 1t was evidence the animals
had been killed by dogs. The wardens
buried the remains. after removing the
hides. which will be sold and the mon
ny turned over 10 the state. The deer
were all of good size Other complaints
are being received by the officers. and
they expect to carry out the law re
yarding the matter.