The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Thurston Damon of Boston is bust
ness visitor at Hotel Barre.
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday
night. Landvs orchestra.--adv.
Mrs. Clinton +. Millar was taken to
the Barre City hospital last evening for
| treatment.
Tickets are now on sale for "The Old
Homestead, which comes Monday
night adv.
r. Luechina of Windsor is visiting at
the home of his brother, Batista, of
Cottage street.
Frank Morandi of Springfield, Mass,
| formerly of Smith street, is here on a
short business visit.
Dance tonight, Montpelier armory.
CAROLS orchestra. Special car to
Barre after dance. adv.
Look up in to-days paper the menu
of the mems dinner at the Universalist
church Monday evening, April l2.-adv.
Manicure, shampoo, facial massage,
marcel wave or scalp treatment. Which
! SHALL it be? Phone Miss Fox for APP
s., pointment, Say. adv.
Will the people who have sunshine
bags please take them to the NJ. L,
church tomorrow and give them to
Mrs. Martin or Mrs. Taft?
| Domenica ii April avra lougo I as
semblea generate della Union Co-opera-
| tive Store nella sala del Socialist block,
as Granite ST., all ore 2 p. M.
Thirteen young people were seated
about tables this morning in the
Knights of Pythias hall taking exam
nations to qualify as postal clerks.
William Baker, clerk of the Central
house, has returned from Hartford,
Conn. where for the past week he Wis
| tied old acquaintance and relatives.
Household furniture to be sold at
auction at the E. C. Cummings residence
at No. 81 Hill street at o'clock Tues
day afternoon. d. A. Perry, auctioneer.
Mrs. Joseph Denny and two children,
who have been the guests OF Mr., and
Mrs. James f. Higgins of fremont
street. returned TO their home in North
field to-day.
Mrs. c. NJ. David and daughter, Dor
othy. of Randolph, are stopping in the
city for day or so, Miss David Gem
ing here to take the postal clerks ex-
animation given in the X. of p. hall
this morning.
Regular meeting Minnehaha encamp-
ment. No. 2. in Odd Fellows hall, Cor
don block, Tuesday, April Is, at 1880
| n. m. Work, patriarchal degree on a
class OF candidates. All patriarchs cor
daily invited.
Clarence Bishop and wife returned
this morning from weeks visit to
Boston, Mass. and Portland. Me. AT
the latter place they attended the mar
riage of Mrs. Bishops sister, which oc-
CURED carly this week.
A party was given Leonard Mclver
I at 80 Jefferson street last night by
about 2j of his friends. He was pre-
sented gold signet ring, Miss Genieve
Sullivan making the presentation. Re
| freshments were served and the party
broke up at late hour.
William Thomson of the Thomson
Monumental Co. of Toronto. Canada,
arrived in the city last evening, visit
| ing several local granite firms and the
quarry district to-day. Mr.. Thomson
expects to be in this district for sew
eral days.
Giuseppe Calderara and Leone Leo
netti leave here tonight for New York
CITY, from which city they sail on the
steamship giuseppe Verdi for Italy,
their native land. Conditions existing
in Italy will determine whether or not
they win make that country their per
manent dwelling place once again.
Complaint has been made by resi-
dents Of Merchant street of boys play
ing ball in the street, near Main street,
who disturb the peace with noise, be-
sides breaking windows in nearby
| dwellings. Parents are asked to see
that their children take some place for
ball playing other than this street, I'M
less they wish their children visited
with punishment by law.
Word received in the city this morn
ing informed friends that John Restellit
formerly stonecutter of this city and
who was taken to the Hampshire coun-
ty sanatorium in Northampton, Mass
about year and half ago, had died
of tuberculosis yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Restelli was well known among
the Italians of this city, being EN-
ploved here for seven or eight years
as a stonecutter. His only surviving
relative is his mother in Besano, Italy
At the last ladies' night of the sea
son in the Vincitia club rooms and the
Masonic dance hail. nearly 200 couples
members and their ladies, gathered last
evening and enjoyed a very sociablC
time. The evenings program opened
with a concert by CAROLS six piece
orchestra and 10 supplement this pleas
ing program were two vocal solos by
George Mackay, both of which brought
hearty applause. Following this, many
diverted their enjoyment to dancing
others to cards, and everybody to the
refreshments served by the clubs
steward.