The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-17
TALK OF THE TOXIN

Noyes' Saturday.
Closing-out sale. All millinery goods
at big reduction. Mrs Il. a. Witham.
Dance in Rowland hall every
Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or
chestra. adv.
Giovanni Martinelli, famous Italian
tenor, at Montpelier, May Ia. Inc
treat of the year.
Fresh Strawberries, tomatoes, celery
and lettuce at Marchetti's Fruit Store,
opposite Depot square.-adv.
Dance, dance, dance. Where? Clan
Gordon hall, April 81. Music by Car
rolls orchestra. Gents, 75c; ladies, free.
adv.
Masquerade ball in armory hall,
Montpelier, April 20; CarrolPs orches-.
ira; under auspices of Red Men and
Pocahontas.--a
Vernon Charles of Waterbury, who
had been employed here for several
: months at his trade, stonecutting, lett
yesterday for Bristol, Conn.
Trousers and knee pants manufac-
tured; dress goods and other articles;
call and see the bargains at 10 Mer-
chant street. H. Goodman adv.
Miss Frances Nelson resumed duties
at the office of the Granite Manufac
turers' association yesterday after
few days absence on account OF illness.
The latest Partisan costumes will be
worn by the members of the Sweet
family at their concert in the Univer-
salist church on Friday, April 23.--adv,
All members and attendants of the
Hedding church are urged to be present
at the two preaching services tomor-
row, the last Sunday of the conference
year.
THE Miracle Man" at the Bijou
theatre next Monday and Tuesday.
Two shows daily, at 2;l5 and 1880,
Prices, including tax, matinee Zoe, even
ings soc, children l5c.adv.
Miss Mary T. Archibald, member of
Spaulding high schools faculty staff
last year, is spending week with
Barre friends during the Easter vaca-
ton of bingham high school, bingham,
Mass, where she instructs in English.
S. ID. Sibley and family have moved
from their home at the corner of Ber-
lin and North Main streets to their new
home in Plainfield. the Bancroft inn,
which Mr.. Sibley bought short time
ago and which is to be conducted by
him.
Miss Stella Cook left to-day for
Manchester, N. H., to spend week at
the home of Joseph Cook, her brother.
Mr.. Cook and family will return with
her, since they plan to reside on the
recently purchased johnson farm in
Riverton.
The concert of the musical clubs this
evening will be one of the features Of
the Junior prom. festivities at Mount
Holyoke college Miss Catherine f.
Martin, 81, Of "a Richardson street,
Barre, is one of the first sopranos in
the glee club. The proceeds of the con-
cert will be given to the 100000 en-
dowment fund.
In the Spaulding assembly hall last
evening gathered large number OF
students from all classes and many
alumni for the freshman hop. Eric
sons four piece orchestra furnished the
music from 1880 until IL o'clock, when
dancing ceased in accordance with the
rules of the school. Ice cream was sold
during the evening.
Those who miss the opportunity Of
going to Rowland hall next Tuesday
evening at O'Clock to hear Mr. Har-
bour in his lecture, Blessed Be HUI
NOR" will be sorry not to have heard
the man who was for IL years on the
editorial staff Of the Youths Compan-
ion. Members admitted by their tick
cts, public for 25c.-ady.
A brief article in the Boston Globe
concerning Dartmouth's baseball squad
the men showing up best TO
Coach JEFF Tesreau and includes for
mer Goddard athlete, Kopf, as prom
ising infield player and Nelson Browne
of Barre as one of the best outfielders |
at practice. In an article concerning |
spring football training |
the name Gordon. believed to mean |
that of John Gordon of Barre, is in |
cluded in the regular lineup.
Interest in the big drive for $780, !
100000 il increasing in the local Bap- |
fist church The campaign committee |
met last night and did some necessary |
work in connection with the movement |
in Barre. The drive begins on Sun
day, April 25, and ends on May ?. |
Every member of the church and all |
adherents viii be called upon during |
that week and il is hoped that every |
one will give The needs of the world |
have never been so great and the call 4
Of God has never been so urgent. Re |
member, the week of April 25 to May ?.
Under the direction OF Miss Eva |
Smith, students of Spaulding senior
class are rehearsing the three-sct com |
edy. "Charley's Aunt by Broadhurst.
This play has been presented in New /
York and Boston by professional actors
and wherever played has been a sue
ress. The date for the performance by |
the students has not vet been decided /
upon, though it is certain that it will |
not appear before the public eve earlier
than the latter part OF May. Those |
chosen for the various parts are: Stew
IN Dineen, James Greig, William Clark, /
EVELYN Bruya. Helen Roscoe. Ralph /
Daffine, Carroll Tucker, Ruth NeinO,
Lucy Wells and orpheus Bizzozero.
Trouble developed in the Washington
street 400-pair cable yesterday after
noon, putting out of commission $50
lines having 1000 telephones connected.
located the cause at the
corner Of Washington and Academy
streets, due to water filling the man
hole and entering the cable through |
the lead sheath Of the same A cable
man was sent from Burlington on the
first train and il is expected the dam
age will be repaired to-day. This is
the most serious damage 70 the system
in this city that has thus far occurred.
the most serious aspect Of which is the
10 service from so great a