The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special to-day, Social Whirl kisses
at Noyes', 33c pound
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday
| night; Landi's orchestra.
Another champion, Waino Ketonen,
at Montpelier armory Tuesday night.
| adv.
Wanted-To hire first class carpen-
ters Tel. 764W or apply to A. B.
Coffin.
Miss Eva Marin of Laurel street is
now employed as assistant to DIR. F.
M, Lynde
Arthur Splitter violinist, will be
heard in solo work March 30, Rowland
hall.--adv.
o. J. Marcott of Randolph was a
business visitor in Barre and Mont
pelier yesterday.
Dance Saturday night, armory,
Montpelier. CAROLS orchestral Spe-
cial car after dance--adv.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will serve a cafeteria supper Wednes
day. March 81. Don't miss it.-adv.
Mrs. Jennie Currier, Miss Susie Cur
rier and Willis Lane, jr., have gone to
Hardwick for two weeks vacation
Note ~ d. Phelps Co.'S change in
prices to take effect April for steam
filters, plumbers and metal workers.
George H. Cook, assistant city engi-
neer, went to Wolcott yesterday to re-
main several days ON business inter
ests.
Just arrived at New Dry Goods
Store, ladies', misses and children's
bingham dresses and bungalow aprons.
| adv.
Mrs. w. f. Gilbert of 10 French
street left yesterday afternoon for
Montreal, where she plans to pass a
week with relatives.
Owing to Mrs. Brine being unable to
continue her millinery business this |
season, all hats will be closed out at |
greatly reduced prices.-adv.
Miss j. p. Nourse, manager of the |
local Adams company dry goods store
| has returned from several days bust |
ness visit to the Boston headquarters. |
We will endeavor to give you the
high class of service as in the past and |
save you money in our temporary store |
in the Nichols block. Barre Drug Go.
Glenn Woodland, who for the past
few months has been employed in
Hartford Conn, returned to this city
yesterday and plans to find employ
ment here.
Russell Sawyer of North Montpelier,
al employe of the Little Wooden Mills
Co, is spending few days with his
mother, Mrs. Nellie Sawyer of Mer-
chant street.
Third Liberty loan temporary bonds
may now be exchanged over the coun
ter for the permanent bonds, with all
coupons attached, at the Peoples Ma
tional bank.
We are still selling out our entire
stock. Getting ready for our new and
larger store. Save 20 to rs per cent
on all drug sundries and patent medi
cines. Barre Drug Co.
Miss GLADYS n Gale, assisted by
Kenneth II. Gale, trombone, and George
T. Mackay, baritone, will give an or
gan recital in Christ Episcopal church,
Montpelier, Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
Mrs. o. G.. Stickney left yesterday
for Boston, where she will spend two
weeks with her daughter, Miss Marion
T Stickney, and was accompanied by
Miss Bessie Spear, who will also visit
Miss Stickney.
Prof f. J. Dole, at one time instruc
tor of history at Spaulding high school
but now of the faculty staff at the
University of Vermont, visited friends
in the city yesterday before going to
his home in Danville.
We are doing business at our tenn
porary store in the Nichols block,
where the Eureka restaurant formerly
was. Save yourself money by trading
here. We will soon be occupying new :
and larger quarters in our old location.
Barre Drug Co.
Mrs. John b. Kelly of 0 Liberty
street, who since late last December
has been i'll with pneumonia, has re-
gained her health enough to allow her =
to journey to Arlington, Mass, to re- :
cuperate from the extended illness at ;
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland q
Kelly. L
The young peoples meeting at the r,
Baptist church on Sunday evening
promises to be one of great interest.
The meeting will be led by Mario Ri
anchi and the subject is Our Countrys
Need of Christ An offering will be E
taken for missions and it is hoped it
will be generous,
Rev. Frank l.. Goodspeed, pastor of !,
he Barre Congregational church, is one = =
IF the speakers secured for the state
Congregational convention to be held n
n Brattleboro from May II to May Is. .
Other speakers already secured are 81
Rev. Paul ID. Moody of the Madison al
avenue Presbyterian church in New re
York, and Rev. Cornelius II. Patton of re
Boston, home secretary of the Amer
can board.
A group of young men, some from =,
he University of Vermont and others =
rom Middlebury college, arrived at -
heir homes in this city yesterday TO :, %
lass the Easter holidays. Among h'
hem were Dodge Sowles, Belmont
Ioughton, Charles Mckinnon, Richard 70
Iruickshank, John TOmasi and Harley re
<idder from a. v NJ, Burlington, OF
While Clarence Rogers and Alexander NJ
2ennie of Middlebury were also in m
luded.
United States naturalization court -
will convene at the postofiice building &c
n Montpelier Tuesday, beginning at Q
o'clock and continuing through the day
nd Wednesday morning at which
ime final papers viii be granted All :
discharged soldiers not having received "a
heir finals will appear at this time. 70 70
Wednesday afternoon the court will II