The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

William Walker of Central street
has gone TO Toledo, O., to be employed
| Mrs. Harry Fisher of Averill street
is visiting at her former home in Rich
ford
Miss Mary Chioldi of SO Maple ave-
| nue. entered the hospital Tuesday tor
treatment.
A daughter, Judith Perry, was born
this morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Dean H.
Perry of 81 Elm street
Mrs. J + R"niamin Of the Montpel-
'oad submitted to an operation at
City hospital yesterday. :.
Rheumatic2 Try n two weeks
treatment of Rheuma and get well. II
it doesn't help, Il. A. Drown will return
your money.--adv.
George +. Ball, who for the past six
weeks has been working in a watch re-
pairing establishment at Someryille,
n j., has returned home.
/ am ready to do your cleaning,
pressing, repairing and dyeing for the
spring and summer seasons. II. Good
man, 10 Merchant street, Barre.
Money deposited on savings accounts
in the Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.
on or before Monday, April IL, will
draw interest from April LADY.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James McTigue of the East Barre road
at City hospital yesterday. This is the
eighth boy in the McTigue family.
John Barlow, who recently completed
several months service as night tick
ct agent at the Central Vermont depot,
is here from Roxbury, visiting friends.
Adolpho Calcagni of Berlin street left
last night for Hartford, Conn, where
he plans to be employed until the re-
opening of stonesheds in the Barre dis
trict
Regular meeting of Granite City
lodge, |. O. O. L., NJ. t., in X. OF G. hall
Friday, April 0, at o'clock p m. Re-
freshments. Initiation. Guards wear
white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Duncan and
daughter, who have been stopping at
Hotel Barre during the winter months,
have moved back to their home on
Edgewood.
John 0ltolini of the Apollo Granite
Co, having spent several weeks in New
York state in the interest OF bis firm,
is now making short visit at his
home on Blackwell street.
John Jordan of Exeter, n. H., who
came Yesterday TO take the first de-
gree work of Barre council, No 4Ol,
Knights of Columbus, visited at his
home on Foss street before returning
to Exeter college, where he is en-
ployed.
George Bartlett of 20 Pearl street,
employed by Contractor A. b. Lane,
slipped while at work yesterday and
in falling, cut cash on his right
wrist. He was taken to the City hos
pital by Mr.. Lane, where the cut was
dressed.
Get your oldest and your best rig for
the Eastern Star annual ball, Rowland
hall. Thursday evening. Go after those
cash prizes The judges promise to be
impartial, even though your rig does
bring down the house. Dancing $ TIL
II. Light .refreshments free. Landi
orchestra. Public invited-adv.
Miss Annie McCarty of Summer
street, who has been recuperating from
effects of influenza at the sanatorium
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
at Mount McGregor, Saratoga Springs,
N. Y, during the past few months, has
returned to her home and will resume
this week her duties as bookkseper at
the local Metropolitan Office.
III. NJ. Farnham, whoiis in Chicago
this week buying horses for the big
anniversary sale to be held Friday,
April 10. wires that he will probably
have to postpone the sale week be-
cause Of the strike situation in Chi
cago, which is growing worse. He now
has one load bought, but il will be i'm
possible to ship them until the strike
is settled.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
purple consulate of Granite City lodge,
/. o. o. L., NJ. T., was held at the home
of Mrs. Harry Gamble Tuesday even
ing, nearly all the members being pres
emit. Following routine business, a
luncheon was served Several piano
solos were rendered by the guests,
which, with singing and games, made
very pleasant evening.
Daniel ]. Sullivan of Barre has been
transferred from the Pittsford sana-
forum to the Hampshire county sana
forum at Haydenville, Mass, to con
time treatment On the eve of his
departure. Mr. Sullivan was called into
the living room, where large group
% patients had gathered and was pre-
scented a s. gold piece as token Of
friendship and esteem. The presents-
tjon speech was made BY r. w. Power.
Mr. Sullivan responded feelingiy.