The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

| You can save money at Lamorey's
! expansion sale, Barre.-adv
! Auction sale at City Auction Mar
ket Saturday. See adv.adv.
Trimmed hats at lowest discount from
now on, Mrs. Shallow, Forsythe place
| Notice. The Little Dry Goods Store
on Cottage street will be close from
Friday at 6 p. m. to Monday at 8 p. M
| adv.
Miss Lillian Colombo and Miss Onda
Bettini of Durkee place left this morn
| ing for Burlington to pass few days
with friends.
In yesterdays item about the St
Cloud settlement, there was a mis-
print. Instead Of $3.50, as printed, it
should have read $3.50.
The Gatusi campfire girls will hold
ceremonial meeting tonight at 7
o'clock at the home of Miss Ruth
Armstrong, II Franklin street.
Miss Elsie Wood and Mrs. Telles
Stone of the Baltimore Lunch have
returned home after spending few
days in Burlington with friends.
Long distance and general trucking;
truck is also equipped to carry parties;
will seat between Is and 20 people. All
pneumatic tires. Granite City Bottling
Works.
Miss Mabel Middleton. bookkeeper
for the Depot square plant Of the Cook
& Watkins Co, submitted to a slight
operation at the Barre City hospital
this morning.
f. A. Drown of the Oldsmobile Co.
and L. P. Chase of Mortified arrived
in this city yesterday by automobile,
completing a trip from Boston in new
Velie touring cars.
The Ministers Monday club has sug-
gested to the pastors of the churches
that on next Sunday, May 90, their
sermons deal with the topic of the
Lords day observance.
Special sale Of two, three and four
burner kerogas oil stoves, the best in
Barre. Largest line of new and sec
ond- hand ranges in Barre. Get prices,
+. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
Angelo Marchetti, we'll known here
in connection with the former Mar
chetti fruit store, arrived in the city
last evening, having motored here to
pass a day or two with his brother,
Ernest.
The Lavery Granite Co. of New York
City, of which Peter G, Lavery, for
merry of Barre, is president, has just
purchased a dwelling house at 243 East
Forty fourth street, New York, and
will remodel the property into quar-
ters for itself.
YNT;Inu. .,.Io
seven months had been employed by
the Granite City Tool company. com
pleted work there yesterday to accept
civil service position at Camp Dev-
ems. Mass, Mr.. Wilson left last night
to take up his new duties.
The Miers uptown barber shop has
just undergone complete change in
decoration, alterations extending to the
entrance walls of the shop, now attrac-
lively whitewashed Mr.. Miers plans to
have both shops uniform in this mat
ter.
The fire department received two
calls for grass fires yesterday after
noon the first coming from West Pat
terson street, as flames were playing
about fences and telephone pole. The
second came from upper Prospect
street about $3.50 and like the first
was put out with dirt and brooms.
Squad A attended both fires,
In the treatment of certain cases
at the City hospital there is use for
great amount of compress material,
such as old cotton cloth tcleanl, the
demand for which is greater than the
supply. VIII anyone having material
of this nature which they desire to
put to a good use call the hospital or
bring it to that institution
Miss Rose X Hopkins. registered
nurse and graduate OF the October class
of the Heaton hospital in Montpelier,
left this morning for Brattleboro to
spend 10 days at her former home be.
fore going to New York City, where
she will be engaged in the work of the
bureau of laboratories, on East Six
teenth street, connected with the New
York City health department,
Mrs. AIDA A. Roberts, who has been
spending the winter months in De-
land. Fla, arrived in this city last
evening and is now stopping at the
home OF John Watson on Liberty
street. Mrs. c. D. Heath. who was her
companion on the trip TO Deland last
October and who passed the season at
the home OF her son, Charles L. Heath,
also returned with her. arriving at her
home, 1850 Washington street
Goddard's baseball team experienced
several disappointments yesterday on
their journey to Hanover, \. H., to
play against the Dartmouth freshmen,
who defeated them, s to Z Both au-
tomobies which carried the party
broke down before reaching Hanover,
so that the game was delayed uHtil 4
O'Clock. As soon as the players could
put on their baseball toys the game
was started with the result that sew
eral costly errors were made before
the nine innings were completed by
Goddard men. Mcmahon. who allowed
seven hits. while his teammates Sc
cured II from the opposing two pitch
ers. had TO suffer defeat for the first
time this season Friday afternoon the
seminary team plays Cushing acad
emv Of AshbuTnham, Mass, on the
Goddard grounds, the first time in the
history ~ the school The game will