The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-27
TALK or THE TOWN

only -FOUR more days TO pay your
water rent.--adv.
Overall dance April %, Rowland
halls Landis orchestra adv.
Buy pianos. Victrolas and Sonora
talking machines at Bailey's Music
! Rooms.-adv.
Robert Phillips of Upland avenue is
passing few days with his brother
| in Mortified.
George Mitchell of Websterville was
operated upon at the Barre City hospi-
tai this morning.
Closing out all millinery, small hats
one third discount this week. Mrs. d.
A Witham.-
Largest line OF new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. +. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
M. Bieli left to-day for Plattsburg,
IN Y, having procured a job as "a
stonecutter with Plattsburg granite
firm.
Mr.. and Mrs, Homer Holden of
Brookfield were in the city yesterday,
making a brief visit with Barre ac-
quaintances.
Regular meeting of Sons of Veterans
auxiliary, No. 5. Wednesday evening
April %, at 8 o'clock. Initiation. Re
freshments will be served.
L. Leani of North Main street was
among the number of men to leave
here Saturday night for New Britain,
Conn, in search OF employment
Peter Fraser. Herbert Macrea and
Bert Mercer left last night for Wind
sor, having procured employment in
the machine shops of that town.
r. Berini of South Main street and
A. Cabrini Of Brook street started for
New York City to-day, where they
hope TO secure work as stonecutters.
Special meeting of Ruth chapter, No.
80. 0. f. S., Wednesday evening, April
2S, at T:30 o'clock. Installation of Of
ficers. Refreshments will be served.
Maurice Lebonan, and wife of Ber-
lin, n H., the guests of Hidder Hab
beb of Prospect street during the past
four weeks, returned to their home
yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Dennis Donahue of
Graniteville was subpgnaed as a wit
ness to the Anderson divorce case in
Washington county court in Montpelier
this morning
Currier park is receiving its usual
spring cleanup. The shrubs have been
prined and the grounds cleared OF the
leaves and litter, so that the little park
looks very attractive.
A. Carey, manager Of the Barre
branch of the Woolworth five and ten
cent stores, went 10 Burlington this
10 attend an annual eonven
ton of the Vermont managers.
Beautiful hair, thick and mstrous. is |
easy to have ii you use Partisan Sage. !
It's a positive remedy for dandruff, |
excess oil and itching scalp. Sold under |
by T.. A. Drown. adv.
Leslie Chalmers Wright, middle
west travelling agent for the Straiton !
granite firm of this city. arrived here |
last evening from several months !
business trip through the western ter
ritory.
A letter received from Mrs James |
Donahue, formerly Miss Helen HALL
gan, of Dixon H.. brought news of the. |
death of her nine day old son, James
Francis, which occurred at the Dixon |
City hospital
Harry Mckenzie of Milan. P. O., |
who spent the past 10 days visiting his
umcles. John and Allen Mckenzie Of |
and A. J. Stewart of |
Park street of this city, left yesterday |
for St Johnsbury to visit relatives |
there before proceeding to his home.
Mrs. w. NJ Holden of South Main
street, Mrs. Charles G. Scott of Ayers
street and Miss Margaret Roberts of
street left this noon for
several days visit in Boston. During
their stay they will attend the junior
prom of Boston university.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Jenkins. who
have been spending. few days with
Mrs. jenkins mother. Mrs r. J. Hold
n, left this morning for South Port
and, Me They will later visit in Ha-
rerhill, Mass, before sailing MAY : for
Africa, where they will engage in mis-.
'ionary work.
Young men between the ages of rs
and 20 years. who have had two years
If high school education or the equiva-
ent. are wanted for the naval acad.
my, Annapolis. These young men will
serve two years TO gain practical ex-
Derienee and are then sent to prepa-
-atory school for three months. BY
qualifying for Entrance the government
yives them the same advantage of a
congressional aPpointee. which. a.
many know. means an excellent edu-
alton in the naval school with pay
This year 100 appointments are t. be
made from the ranks of the enli< ed
men. ANY further information as 10
hese opportunities can be obtained
rom either Chief Electrician Frssier
,r First-C Glass Gunner's Mate NJ Les
lie of Manchester, \. H., who are re-
'nIiting in Barre. These men, togcth-
II with Chief Electrician Frank A.
3rockway of Willismstown. who has a
permanent station at Rutland, begin
lext week recruiting tour in the
towns OF Barre, including
Graniteyille, Williams
own, Brookfield. Randolph and Bethel
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