The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

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at big reduction. Mrs. Il. A. Witham.
Dance in Rowland hall every
Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or
chestra.--adv.
Dance, Montpelier armory, Saturday
| night CAROLS orchestra. Special car
| to Barre. adv.
| John A. Cross and son, Herman, of
| Mortified were business visitors in
this city yesterday.
| Alex Henes Of 50 Brook street left
this morning for Manchester, N. H., in
search of employment.
Daniel Rizzi of Portsmouth, n H.,
arrived in this city yesterday to make
an indefinite stay with relatives.
Alexander Cooper and George Nor
gan, both of South Main street, left on
the midnight train for New York.
John Pavesi of Howard street left
last night for Quincy, Mass, upon re-
eeipt of telegram that he would be
assured of work.
Mrs. Eifie |. Webster will hold re-
ligious services in Foresters hall,
Worthen block, Sunday April 25, at
2:30 and p, m.
Andrew Lyon, deputy superintendent
of the local Metropolitan life insurance
office, went to Rutland yesterday for
brief business visit.
Mrs. Louise Rossi of ElIiston street
and Mrs. Mary Bianchi of Wellington
street went to Burlington this morning
TO pass the week end with relatives.
The sale of household goods of John
Spence yesterday afternoon was well
attended and goods brought good prices.
The sale was conducted by o. H. Hale.
Miss Mildred 0'Herin completes her
work at the Barre Candy Kitchen to-
night to accept position in the Old
Beehive department store in Burling
ton, beginning Monday.
A leading hairdresser says she has
found nothing as good as Partisan Sage
to cure dandruff and make the hair
wavy, thick and lustrous. L. A. Drown
sells the genuine.--adv
Rev William Men. Kittredge has re-
turned to the city after spending sew
eral days in Lowell, Mass. where he
attended the meetings OF the Newbury-
port presbytery held there
Farmers, attention. We have Green
Mountain and Irish Cobbler seed pota
toes, on which we can make right
prices. Will also exchange. Call in
and see Fritz W. Jackson.
Miss Violet Ducharme of South Main
street, a very recent graduate of the
Albany Business college, is now en-
ployed in the Prudential Life Insur-
ance oompany's local Office as book
keeper and stenographer
George Mcleod and George Robert
son We're two of large number of
granite workers TO leave here last
night, they leaving for Bridgeport,
Conn, where they have procured EN-
ployment in granite work.
There viii be a regular meeting of
Mnnehaha encampment on Tuesday
evening, April 81 in the Odd Fellows
hall; work in the patriarehal degree on
a class Of candidates. All officers and
patriarchs requested to be present.
Chief Electrician Charles II, Frazier
of the L. S. navy has opened recruit
ing headquarters in the school commits
sioners' Office in the city building and
will be ready to meet all applicants
for the naval service for the next week. |
Rev. w. +. Archibald has returned |
from the meeting Of presbytery at |
Lowell, Mass, and will occupy his pull |
pit at Graniteyille tomorrow. Thurs
day night DIR. Archibald witnessed the
burning of the mortgage of the Brook. |
line church, former pastorate of his.
Mail orders with check or money or /
der for concert by Giovanni Martinelli, |
Tenor, and Kitty Beale, soprano, Metro
nolitan Opera company, at Montpelier,
May IL, to J, b. Eames, box 2s6, Barre,
VI. Prices, including tax, Sl.l0, Sl65,
'2.20. A musical treat, a wonderful
opportunity. Don't miss it.-adv
Sherman Watkins, son OF Mrs. Mary
:. Watkins Of . Summer street, who
Irrived here two weeks ago from Prince
Albert. Saskatchewan, where for
ear he was employed in the Prince
Albert branch Office of the Canadian
commercial bank. left last night for
lontreal to re-enter the home Office for
few months before being assigned TO
South American branch.
A piano recital Of unusual merit will
% given by Mrs Glenna Baker Leach
I Montpelier, under the auspices OF
he Barre Woman's club. in Rowland
all Tuesday evening. Mrs Leach was
pupil for seven years of Carl W.
.achmand Of New York, who was
upil Of Moscowski and a favorite pu-
ii OF Franz List She was also one
1 the faculty Of Lachmand conserva-
Dry Of music, New York, for four
ears prior to her marriage. Club
members admitted on their tickets.
eneral admission, pc.
Miss Irene Blair was pleasantly sur. !
rised at her home last evening, when
number of her friends gathered too
id her farewell. Miss Blair leaves ,
. a few days for Claremont, \. H., Z
here she expects 10 reside. The even.
X was pleasantly spent in playing ,
ames and music Several solo selec. !
ions were rendered by John Realm. {
consisting Of candy,
-uit, punch and waters. coffee and /
Ike, were served by ladies Of the
roup. The party broke up at a late {
our, wishing Miss Blair much success r
the future.
Despite the snow hurries Of this {
oTning, the management OF Goddard q
'mnary's baseball team made no
iange in the baseball schedule 50 the {
tine with the Fort Ethan Allen team c
i'll begin today az o'clock sharp {
he soldiers arrived in the city this 3
orning about 10 O'Clock. Manager {
lillian Clark Of Spaulding high e
hool. at the direction OF Coach John a
on, cancelled the Spsulding Water
nv zane, which was to have been
q xad hcr. I,arauso ~ fAr .y.y4tst,,.