The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Parker's harness shop moved to $
Merchant street adv,
To-nights the night. The ladies'
guild dance, Rowland halliday.
Admission, $l.l0, boxing exhibition
at Montpelier armory Thursday night.
adv.
Cash paid for household furniture,
stoves, carpets, etc. Phone TOR.
Abram Fine.
New hats at Mrs. Shadows. Sailors,
big lace hats. also good assortment Of
trimmings. ) Forsythe place.
Paul Parizo of North Main street
left yesterday for Cambridge to spend
two or three weeks in the sugar woods
with relatives.
Come and have good laugh at the
Eastern Star ball, Rowland hall, on
Thurs day evening. The entire public
is invited.--ady.
Miss Barbara Dingwall has returned
from Albany, N. Y, after visiting her
sister, Miss Florence Dingwall, during
her Easter vacation.
Gilbertson's ix-piece orchestra went
TO Richmond yesterday afternoon.
NHtit IuSb tNtuitS bHtN iui hiohcN iAiu
sic for an Easter ball.
Money deposited on savings accounts
in the Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.
on or before Monday, April II, will
draw interest from April LADY.
John +. Benjamin Of the Montpelier
road was to-day shipping carload OF
registered and graded cattle to the
large Perkins farm in Brattleboro.
/ The right corsets are of the utmost
Importance in determining the style
and grace of your appearance. The La
Resista spirabone viii help YOU. The
Mrs. Shepard Co.
Richard Bizzozero Of Springfield, who
has been spending several days with
North Main street, has returned to his
worl, in a machine shop in Springfield.
Miss Florence Jerome, the guest of
Mrs Bizzozero, also returned TO Spring
field.
Neil Nelson of Forsythe place, spe'
cial policeman, left yesterday for Bos-
ton to seek employment, being affected,
as all other granitecutters of Barre,
by the cessation of granite manufac-
/ turing in this district. Mrs. Nelson ex-
poets to join him soon, they intending
to make Boston or vicinity their res
idcnce.
Carl Nelson, employed for he past
4 two years in the shipyards Of Chester,
Pa has returned to Barre. and togeth-
\ er with his wife, will reside at 10 Pearl
l street with his mother widow Of the
late John II. Nelson. He viii assume
the charge of his mothers interest in
the Dewey Column & Monumental
works.
II Bernard Starr and John Wilson, the
two young men arrested Yesterday aft
4 ernoon for breaking windows last Sat
urlay night in the building known a.
4 the Whitcomb Bros Machine shop,
pleaded guilty before Judge +. l..
Scott Yesterday afternoon. The case
was suspended until next Monday morn
ing for sentence. II is understood that
other warrants have been issued on
the same charge.
Because OF the boxing match to be
held in the armory hall in Montpelier
Thursday evening, the last pool, bill
lard and cribbage tournament Of the
Parre and Montpelier council teams OF
the Knights OF Columbus has been
postponed until week from Thurs
day evening, or April Is. The Mont
pelier teams have lead of five points
for the series and only by winning nine
of II points can the local council team
capture the series.
Passports TO Scotland and Italy are
frequently procured by residents OF
Barre, and some of these have been Sc
cured within the past few days, ma
tives II these two countries taking ad-
vantage Of the cessation OF the granite
industry for making long desired
Journey 10 the homeland. Several Barre
people are leaving Saturday, though
several moro have been compelled TO
postponed their journey because If she
above mentioned difficulty experienced
in procuring first or second class pas
sages. There has been no report OF
difficulty in procuring third-class pas
sages.
The regular meeting If the Barre
lWoman's club was held Tuesday, April
6. The report OF the district nurse
showed 2l7 calls made in March. which
Is more than any other one month. II
was voted 70 give $40 to the children's
aid society Of Vermont. $40 TO the
Longfellow memorial of Portland, Ne.
and IS each TO the school for the fee
bic minded at Brandon and the chill.
dren's travelling library, and Mrs. \. d
Phelps was chosen delegate, with priv
ilege of choosing one other, to The hi
ennial meeting of the General Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs at Des Moines
la. After the business meeting, l.. J.
ingalls, Of the college Of agriculture
L. V. NJ, gave an interesting talk on
his work with boys and girls clubs in
the state. Refreshments were served.
Carlo Armstrong, champion Italian
heavyweight Of the world, who goes up
in the feature bout against Jack Saw.
age Of Brockton. Mass. the fighting po-
liceman, at armory hall, Montpelier. on
Thursday evening. arrived this morning
on the sleeper from Boston. aeeempa-
MED BY hi manager. Bii'is Burke. Jack
Savage will be i'm thi- afternoon. Young
Collins. the fgat.sg Italian. VINO made
hit With tic fsps Harry lso-ing 81
! Charlestcwn. Matchmaker Roncos and
Referee PcudcIgas: will arrive on che
sleeper to-rpIrow morning. The two
prelims arranged by Promoters Daly
and Mci.s fs- Thursis night ar,
among the ND boys. Babe Sawyer 81
Barre vs.. Cyclcue Glennie Of Mo1tpel
Ter. ard Clarence Holmes Of Mangpel
ter ~. Abnrr Lord Of West Berlin
Jack Savage. the hcadliner for the big
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