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

Chocolate sale Saturday at Noyes'.
All Coo chocolates at d9c Saturday at
Noyes'.
Officers of Bright Star Rebekah lodge
will meet for practice Monday evening
at 7;30.
Frank vanetti of Wiley street has
gone to New York City in search of
employment.
f. Berini of Brook street leaves to-
day dor New York, where he expects
to be employed.
Archie Adams of South Main street
left for Montreal this morning to pass
a week or so with relatives.
Harry King of Washington street
left to- day for Rupert to pass an in
definite visit with his brother.
Charles Copitti, who has secured a
position with the Carter Ink Co. in
New York City, left here last evening.
Mrs. c. Lenardi, who has been visit
ing L. Fasola of Berlin street. returned
to her home in South Ryegate yester
day.
Paul Giacherio, after visiting in New
York City and Hartford, Conn, re-
turned to his home in this city last
evening
The Clara Barton guild win meet
Monday evening, April ID, at 1880 p.
m. in the parish room of the Universal
list church.
! The Sweet family will, hold recep-
ton in the assembly room after the
concert Universalist church, Friday
April 23.adv.
All members and attendants of the
Hedding church are urged to be present
at the two preaching services to-mor-
row, the last Sunday of the conference
year.
Benjamin Gasparello of New York,
representative of Gasparello Brothers
Granite Co., who for the past week has
been in Barre and vicinity, returned to
New York yesterday.
THE Miracle Man at the Biiou
theatre next Monday and Tuesday.
Two shows daily, at 2:l5 and 1880.
I! Prices, including tax, matinee zoe, even
ings 30c, children l5c-adv
Gordon Reardon, son of Rev J. Il.
Reardon. formerly of this city, is
spending few days with Spaulding
classmates, having arrived yesterday
afternoon from Charlestown, n. II.
Word received by Agent George
Marsh of the American Express com
pany this morning informed him that
the embargo had been lifted in SYRIA
cuse and Buffalo, \. V, two of the
chief transfer terminals in the East.
The many friends of Mrs. f. A.
Prindle viii be pleased to learn that
she has so far reganed her health as
( 10 be able TO ride out yesterday. Mrs.
Prindle suffered the effects of a para
| lytic shock about the middle of last
August and has been confined to the
( house ever since.
Mr.. and Mrs F. p. Houston of North.
/ field arrived in the city early this
morning called by the serious illness
I o. Mrs. James +. Higgins of fremont
street, who was operated upon at the
Barre City hospital yesterday for APP
pendicitis and who was in a critical
condition last evening. Her condition
was somewhat improved this morning.
William Gellatly Of Currier street
was among the number of granite
workmen to leave the city last night
for out of the state places to find EN-
ployment Mr.. Gellatly left for New
York City. Thomas Jeffrey of Currier
street leaves tonight for Springfield,
Mass, having procured a position in a
machine shop of that city. James
Hogg of Washington street has gone
to Hartford Conn
In preparation for remodeling the
Park theatre building into a motion
picture house with capacity for 1000
people, carpenters have cut the front
part Of the structure practically in
/ half or in other words, have cut back
go feet TO enlarge the theatre space.
Engineers and plans for the new struc-
ture are expected soon. Meantime the
work OF disposiHg of the debris of the
theatre fire is carried on by number
OF workmen.
The board Of license commissioners
for Washington county will receive APP
plications for druggists licenses in yes
towns or towns which voted for drug
g;st licenses in this county, mp TO ,
/ o'clock Monday afternoon. April 10, at
whirh time the board will be in session
at the city hail. Montpelier. For such
license the county board will fix the
state fee. which Shall be in addition TO
whatever government fee may be fixed
by the federal statute. In towns vot
ing no and where no option exists. the
federal statute fixes the fee at $1,000.
The board has organized by the sclec-
tion of W II. Ward chairman and sec
rotary. The other members OF the
Z board are W. a. Lord and Il. II. stan
dish