The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-31
TALK or THE TOWN

II You will do better at the Union Dry
II Goods Storc.-adv.
II Remember your dog license must b.
H paid on or before April /.
H Dance in Rowland hall Saturday
\ night; Landi's orchestra adv.
H Eastern Star annual ball. Rowland
hall, Thursday evening, April s.adv
You cannot make mistake in style
\ if you select your Easter garment at
| the Union Dry Goods Store-adv.
Miss Mae Piper, who has been pass.
| ing two weeks with relatives in this
| city, returned to Boston this morn.
ing.
Richard Bizzozero of Springfield ha
arrived in the city to pass the Easter
vacation at his home on North Main
street.
Mrs Mabel Mason of the Durkee
place was taken to the Barre City hos
| pital about o'clock this morning, lat
er having slight operation.
Miss Katherine Nichols, teacher in
the Orpheus Home at Franklin, N. H..
is spending the Easter holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. #. W. Mich
OILS.
Mildred White, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Mahlon White of p Upland ave
nue., submitted TO an operation for the
removal of her tonsils and adeno;ds at
her home this morning.
! w. G. Adams of Washington street,
who has been making an extended trip
/ in the interest of the Mari & Gordon
granite firm Of this city, going as far
| west at st. Louis, arrived in the city
| last evening.
In the city council rooms Saturday,
March ~, two young Graniteville PEG
! Tithonen. were united in marriage by
| Justice of the Peace James Mackay.
No attendants were present.
| Miss Nellie Blanchard of this city
received word to-day of the death last
night at Natick, Mass, of Mrs. Cora
Blanchard, widow of Gerry Blanchard,
former residents of this city. The flu
neral win be held from the home
Thursday.
Sugar social and dance at Cobble Hill
grange hall Wednesday night, March
81. New sugar and doughnuts will be
served. Music for dancing by a snappy
two-piece orchestra. Admission, soc
couple, extra ladies 20c. Everybody
come and have good time.-adv.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
sold for Charles Z. Brewer and wife of
Montpelier their farm ON GalIison hill, |
just outside of the capital city. to Lena
A. and Gertrude Thomas of Bethel, |
who buy for home, and who take |
possession Immediately. The sale in, /
cluded the stock and tools Of the farm. I
After he regular meeting Of Ninci- I
tia lodge, No. 10, Knights OF Pythias, /
last evening. over 100 members on.
ioyed new sugar on snow with pickles
and donghnuts. 1t was declared 10 be
the largest gathering of its kind by
the lodge and was thoroughly enjoyed.
The union service last evening at /
Hedding NJ t. church was attended by 4
a large number from the various Prot Il
Lipsky delivered the sermon and Miss
Agnes Rule rendered solo. Tonight
the preacher is TO be Rev. DIR. f. l..
Goodspeed and Miss Henrietta Inglis
viii sing. Services every night.
Dog owners have until tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock to pay their dog
taxes at the regular rates, otherwise
extra charges, which nearly double the
regular rate, will be assessed after
April |. The office will not be open
evenings for this business and since
only l5l licenses have been granted \
there is possibility that a number
Of extra taxes viii be collected or the
animals disposed Of.
Iot1 I.a &b,u,l-,,a ,,-hn Ia H., ii
IN st. Adams during the past two
weeks training to meet 'Pinky" Gard
ler in a finish match in the armory II
lall in Montpelier tomorrow night, II
'eturned to this city yesterday, having
defeated Al Lundstrom, the Swedish 4
marvel, in st. Adams last Friday night. H
was accompanied by George
iamas. the light heavyweight wrestler,
Who will remain here with hopes of
Meeting Henry Yeeles in Clan Gordon
all a week from tomorrow.
Roland Bison, son Of Mr.. and Mrs n
Henry Bison of $50 North Main street, =
ustaned rather severe injury when U
truck by the Washington street cleo II
ric car last evening about Gas, while n
laying baseball with several other .
Dung lads on the vacant lot between q
he street car line and the railway a.
racks at the foot Of Bcckley street. +
he baseball had rolled onto the track .
nd il was, when the lad was leaving 4
he roadbed that tho car knocked him
own Motorman Frederick Marion
nd Conductor Harold Nelson, as soon
; the car was stopped, gave assistance
nd summoned an ambulance. which
arried the lad to the Barre City hos.
ital Whether or not he suffered
roken hip bone was undetermined at
he hospital this morning. III