The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ 1HhittS IslIlEtfl1i VI iIdiuh I'm 10 III tHs
city for a few days.
| Wonderful bargains in soaps at thu
Rexall lie sale--adv
To-night's the night. The ladies
guild dance, Rowland hall.--ady.
All kinds of saws filed, circular saws
a speciality. G. A. Churchill, 80 Mer-
chant street.
A real time for the public at the
Eastern Star ball. Rowland hall, or
Thursday evening. adv.
Special meeting of Ruth chapter, No
33, 0. Il. s., for work on Wednesday
evening, April Z, at 1880 o'clock.
Special electric car will leave ahead
of regular at 1880 for bouts at Mont
pelier armory Thursday night. adv.
| Smart plaid skirts, accordion plated
skirts and skirts with the strictly
tailored lines. The Mrs Shepard Co.
| Inc.
Regular meeting Of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge Wednesday evening at
o'clock. There will be work and re-
freshments.
Miss Florence Canton, who passed
| the Easter vacation at her home on
Maple avenue, has returned to college
in Burlington.
| Mrs. Charles Hendry and daughter of
| Williamstown and Mrs. Henry Wash
burn of Washington visited relatives in
Plainfield over Sunday.
The item in Mondays issue of The
| Times, which told of the departure Of
Alex Mulch to Paterson, N. j.. should
have read Robert Mutch.
Lorne Smith and Walter Hitchcock
of the Morse block. who passed the
Easter holidays at their homes in Hard
wick, have returned to this city.
Money deposited on savings accounts
in the Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.
on or before Monday, April 10. will
draw interest from April LADY.
Llawellyn Knight of Pawhuska, Okla,
formerly of this city, is renewing ac-
quaintances in Barre and Graniteville,
having reached this city yesterday aft
ernoon.
Maurice Watkins, manager of the
Cook & Watkins firm, has gone to the
Boston office to confer with other Off
Gals Of the organization on business
matters.
Jack Corrigan OF Spaulding street,
who has been confined TO his home dur
ing the past two weeks with influenza,
was able to be out for the first time
yesterday.
regular meeting of Barre council,
No. 40l, Knights of Columbs. viii be
held Wednesday evening. The first
degree will be conferred on a class Of
candidates.
Miss Marion Wiley returned last
evening to Middlebury college, having
passed a number of days with her
mother, Mrs. George German, Of IL
Beacon street.
Major II. Nelson Jackson OF Burling
ton was in town yesterday on business
connected with the f. L. Smith & Co.
granite firm, with which he is affiliated,
and to attend the meeting of the Quar-
ry Owners association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren L Trace, who
have been passing a week in Barre,
returned yesterday to their home in
GAINESVILLE, O. Mr.. Trace is a middle
west representative of the Littlejohn,
0dger & Milne granite firm OF this city.
Word received from Luke Gallagher,
a patient of the Massachusetts, General
hospital for the past few weeks, hav-
ing submitted to an operation to his
hands, carries the tidings that he is re-
covering quite satisfactorily, though he
expects to be in the hospital about two
weeks longer.
Get your oldest and your best rig for
the Eastern Star annual ball, Rowland
hall. Thursday evening. Go after those
cash prizes. The judges promise TO be
impartial, even though your rig does
bring down the house. Dancing till
II. Light refreshments free Iandfs
orchestra. Public invited,--adv.
Wallace G. Goodwin of Montpelier
has been appointed director in Wash
ington county of the campaign in
which Baptists throughout the north
and west seek to raise Sl00,000000 be-
tween April % and May 2. He is or
ganizing local churches much the same
as communities were organized during
the great war work drives.
A party of stonecutters, eight Span
iards. left the city last night for diff
ferent points, where they have secured
employment They we're; Matias For
ava, Antonio Sancibrian, FL. Cubano,
Don Perogo, going to New York; Raj
mundo Fernandez, Tublio Chispas and
Regime Raisines going TO Waterbury,
Conn, and Charles Cabello, who will
locate in Boston.
The last ladies' night Of the season
will be held Friday evening, April 3,
at the yincitia club, The committees
in charge have made arrangements for
short musical program, which will
conclude at Q o'clock, and from then
until IL o'clock will be card playing
and dancing. Lunch will be served. |
All members Of the club with lady 1
friends are asked to attend.
Mrs. &. " Parker has been appoint
ed by the Woman's club chairman 70
get books for the boys and girls at the
industrial school in Vergennes. IL any |
one having suitable books they are
willing to give this school viii notify /
Mrs. Parker, she will be glad 20 get .
them. Look over your idle books and |
help the Woman's club make happy the 1
bows and girls in the industrial school.
Harold Sault, formerly student OF
Goddard and later connected with Ian
dis orchestra as drummer, was visiting 1
in the city Monday having just com
pleted a nine months course in the /
Faust School Of Tuning. While in Bos-
ton he also took lessons in tympany,
and drumming He
locating in Barre, bur for
the present is visiting at his home in
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