The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Birnie's, Laurel street.-ady
When getting your hair cut, don
fail to look for the union card. adv.
For Sale HORSE, weight from l,20
to 1900. May be seen at Cutler
stable.
| Pin boys wanted for bowling alleys
Murphy 4 Weafer.
Horse, harness and buggy to be sol
to-day at $3.50 at City Auction Market
adv.
Tickets are now on sale for "The Oh
Homestead" which comes Monda.
night. adv.
Dance tonight, Montpelier armory
/ CAROLS orchestra. Special car Z
Barre after dance. adv.
The annual dinner of the Mems clul
/ will be given Monday, April IL, at tn
Universalist church.
Look up in to.day's paper the men,
of the mems dinner at the Universalis
church Monday evening, April IL. adv
/ am ready to do your cleaning
pressing, repairing and dyeing for thu
spring and summer seasons. Fl. Good
man, 10 Merchant street, Barre.
Chester Meaker and Edward Landrie
two South Barre young men, went t.
Windsor yesterday, having secured EN-
ployment in machine shops there
Mr., and Mrs T. w. Suitor of Bolster
avenue, who were called to New Hamp
shire by the death of relative, re.
turned to their home last evening.
Money deposited on savings accounts
in the Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co
on or before Monday, April IL, will
draw interest from April l.--adv.
Anthony Bianchi, who has been Wis
iting acquaintance in the Italian col
ony while the guest of Carlo Merlo and
family of Granite street, returned to
his home in Hanover, N. H., last even
ing
Horace Richardson and Homer Ladd
claim they can wait on more people at
a dinner than anyone else in Barre.
Let's make them prove it at the mems
annual dinner at the Universalist
church Monday night, April l2-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Devers of JEFF
ferson street, accompanied by Mrs.
Devers' sister, Miss Irene Sullivan,
leave this afternoon for Tacoma,
Wash, for an indefinite visit and with
a view to making Tacoma their future
residence.
Riley Burgess, superintendent of the
Cook & Watkins granite manufactur-
ing plants of this city, went to Boston
last night on a short business visit,
together with Stanton Wssgatt of
Washington street. Mr.. Wasgatt plans
an extended visit with relatives in and
about Boston.
James Taylor of Forsythe place has
secured through Bob Clark, former
Barre man and now a professional golf
player, who has charge of the Elyria
Golf club at Elyria, O., work at the
Elyria golf course. together with John
Gcals, jr., who left several weeks ago.
Mr.. Taylor started from here last
night.
=. w. Dewar Of Montreal, Que, who
has been employed a. an agent of the
Central Vermont railway at Montpelier
Junction for several months, began du
ties as night ticket agent and baggage
master at the local station, taking the
place of G. F. Marshall, who completed
work to accept the agency at Fonda
Junction.
Through friends Of James Mahoney,
he battery partner of Jimmy Kelly at
Goddard seminary for two years, II is
earned that he is TO have a tryout
With the Boston Braves next week,
laving received word at his home In
srookline, Mass. Mahoney, it viii be
was in the fast lineup of |
he seminary team in 1918.
AT Trinity M. +. church, Montpelier, |
asst night was held the Montpelier |
eminary Epworth league institute |
ally. A splendid banquet was served |
" the ladies' aid society of the church.
rev c. w. Kelley of Newport Center,
he institute dean, acted as chairman
nd toastmaster DR.. Hatch, Rev. w.
l. Gould of Cambridge, Rev. W. G.. |
lead of Montpelier Rev. b. G. Lipsky, |
Hiss Madge Warren, represented the
rganization. Representatives of the
iarre, Williamstown, Montpelier and
churches were present. The
argest and best institute yet held at
he seminary is expected TO convene
uring the last week of June.
A very peculiar incident happened in
ront OF the smith cummings meat /
nd grocery store on North Main street
afternoon when a large mas
IN, tied in a light covered buggy by
leans of a large rope hitched to the
DDS Of the cover, tipped the vehicle
yer by jumping to the street. The
% had become enraged at another ca
inc on the sidewalk across the road
nd in an endeavor TO reach him made
leap, pulling over the light wagon.
he horse attached 10 the wagon had
reached the voting age but
became frightened at this
eident and started down the street,
it'll the wagon on its side. Young
EN- who had witnessed the incident
iund considerable merriment i'm the
-ent, after stopping the horse and
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