The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-08
TALK OF THE TOWN


n Percales and striped fannelettes al
25c a yard. Little Dry Goods Store
Cottage street, off Main street.
M. S. Levin of the Union Clothing
Co. has returned from few days
business trip to Boston and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor OF
Plainfield are visiting Mrs. William
Brown of Grant avenue for a few
days
| Adolpho Comolli and Arthur Daley
are spending the week hunting in
Limonton, in the northeastern corner
of the state.
DR.. j. w. Stewart and E. j. Owens
have returned from two-day busi-
ness trip to Burlington and other
points north.
John Carroll of st. Johnsbury was
in Barre to-day visiting friends, and
before departing for his home called
on friends in Montpelier.
Congregational Philatheas and Meth
odist Netops remember the social at
the Methodist church Friday evening,
1 Dec. 10, at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis johnson of Ire
mont street went to Derby to-day to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Johnson's
sister, Miss Marie johnson.
1 Dance, ladies' union of the Univer-
salist church, Rowland hall, Wednes-
day, Dec. s. Carroll's orchestra. Dane
ing from s to H. Admission, 81; ex-
ira ladies, 35c.-adv.
Regular meeting of Col j. B. Mead
circle, No. !, Ladies of the g. A. r.,
Friday, Dec. 10, at p. m. in Worthen
building. Election of officers. Every
member requested to attend meeting.
j. A. Towle, salesmanager of the
Pathe -Freres monograph company, is
in town making arrangements for an
other extensive sales campaign of the
Pathe photograph and records through
the Barre Drug Co., local agent of
the company.
4 A. w. Hussey of Washington street
and John Stewart of Park street, car
rying guns, ammunition and snow
shoes, started this morning on a hunt
ing expedition in the direction of Rox-
bury, where they plan to remain the
rest of the week deer hunting
Mother Goose and her children in
vite all to attend the musicale on
Thursday evening, Dec. 0, at 1880
o'clock at the X. of G. hall. Only 70
cents to hear the best and highest
class musicale and at the same time
you will aid the poor and the children
at Christmas. See program on page 8.
adv.
Several people of the Barre Italian
colony left here Sunday night for
| New York City, en- route to their ma
tive land, Italy. to spend the winter
months. Among the group were;
Giuseppe Bonodomani, V. Rabaiolli,
Giovanni Campana, Conunelli Giusep-
1 pc, Guido Vanetti, Angelo Lancellotti,
IF. Colombo, Mario Ventura and II.
! Abbiatti These people all leave New
York to-day on the steamship Dante
1 Alighieri, which anchors at Genoa,
| Italy, and from there they will scat
er to their native homes.
i The interest in the evangelistic serv-
ices being held at the Baptist church
is deepening each night. Last eve
ming the evangelist delivered very
helpful sermon on the subject OF self
denial. The pastor would like to see
more of the church members present.
Those who can sing would help greatly
in the services il thew would be pres
| ent and take their place in the choir.
Service again tonight at 1880. You
are invited Mass meeting for men
and women Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Mr.. Schultz will speak on
the topic of church and labor. In
| this address he will tell some Of his
experiences among the miners in the
coal fields of Pennsylvania. Plan TO
be present.
There is every indication that the
annual meeting of Barre post, No. 10,
American Legion, which viii be held
| in the club house on Church street to-
night will be an interesting one, some
very vital matters concerning the life
of the club being the bases for dis.
cussion. The election of officers viii
also take place along with the Gus
tomary disposal of annual business
matters. Following the meeting
smoker" will be held and refresh
ments served. Every member Of the
Legion is requested 10 be present, as
the meeting is one of unusual impor-
| lance.
Few reports of Barre hunters have
been received in Barre since the open
deer hunting season started Monday
morning, but there are three men of
the city who were successful with the
firing piece against venison. Neil
Hooker of b. w. Hooker q Co. shot
and killed a doe weighing $50 pounds
| in Maidstone Monday morning at 8
O'Clock, and arrived in Barre with the
carcass yesterday. after stopping few
DAYS with other Barre hunters. camp
ling in that vicinity. Frank Mast of
Brook street returned yesterday with
Young buck. which he killed in Gro
top. The other successful huntsmen
were Frank Calevrd and sons, who
were the first to reach the city with a