The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

saturday. See adv.--adv.
d. j. Morse's first anniversary sal
this week at Montpelier -adv.
Patent leather pumps, with Cubal
heels, for $5,0S, at Tiiden's. adv.
Closing out sale All millinery good
at big reduction. Mrs. Il. A. Witham
Andrew Gearin of Pearl street hal
gone to Bridgeport, Conn, to be EN-
ployed.
Dance in Rowland hall every
Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or
ehestra. adv
/ Waino Ketonen VS.. Mike James, Der
nard Pembroke VS.. Norwich university
best NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Lucille Berini and Miss Carrie
Caleagni left this morning for Burling
ton to pass the day with relatives.
The Spaulding orchestra has march
! that will keep your feet moving. Come
and hear it at Spauding assembly hall
Friday, April %.
Masquerade ball in armory hall
Montpelier, April 20; CAROLS orches-
ira; under auspices of Red Men and
4 Pocahontas. adv.
Oscar Ericsson and Andrew Nelson
/ left Tuesday at midnight for Freedom,
Pa, and Neil Neilsburg, another gran
lite worker, left for Pittsburg, Pa.
George Andrews of South Main
street has found employment in Spring
! field, so left yesterday to begin his new
work in the Springfield machine shops.
Miss Nellie Conway of North Mont
peier, who has been stopping with Mrs.
Mary Conway of South Main street
during the winter, returned to her
home yesterday.
This is the night you want to go to
grange hail. South Barre, for dancing,
8 to IL admission, soc per couple, cx-
ira ladies, l0c) and to eat new sugar
t25el. Everybody invited adv,
One car of horses which were held up
in the West on account OF the strike
arrived yesterday afternoon for II. NJ
Farnham of Montpelier and will be
ready for the big sale Friday, the 10th.
adv.
Armand Archambault, son Of DR.. and
Mrs. F. Y. z. Arehambault of Merchant
street, who for the past two months
has been detained at his home by ill.,
ness, has returned to st. Marys college
in Montreal to resume his school work
There will be meeting of the gov
erning board of the Barre Community
house tomorrow evening at the house
Spaulding street, at o'clock, All
members of the board are urged to
make their plans to attend this meet
ing
Any magazines or old books which
the owners have finished reading will
be appreciated if given for the use of
the inmates of the city farm. A tele
phone call to the farm stating that
you will donate some will answer the
purpose and they will be called for
A fine patchwork quilt, which was
started in 1888 and finished in 1902, was
received by Mrs. Walter Wiquest of |
from her great -grandmoth
err, who is now 30 years old The |
patches in the quilt are an inch square I
and are in six-corner shape.
Little Marion Scott has returned |
from the Childrens hospital in Boston,
where she has been receiving treat
mcnt for effects of infantile paralysis.
She had a very successful operation by
Dr. r. W. Lovett of the Children's hos.
pital. She was accompanied on the
return by members of the state board
IF health as far az Burlington, where
Mrs Scott met her and arrived in Barre
Wednesday morning.
Bert Jones, the lightweight fighter of
Revere, who was defeated in the ar
nory hall in Montpelier several weeks
,go by Sergt. Swarstrom of Camp Dew
ms, losing the decision for the first
line in 50 bouts lost again in Boston
tuesday night to a Providence, Il. L.,
ad, Harry Rivers. in the first period of
/ l2-round preliminary bout The de-
eat at Montpelier was apparently the
Of series of losses, as Jones.
Who was considered one of the most
in and about Boston and
whom his followers bet 1912 against
Rivers in this preliminary match, has
ost three times since being knocked
ut in both instances in Boston.
A crowd Of nearly 200 Italian work
men gathered at the Central Vermont
epot yesterday afternoon when nine
I their countrymen all granite work
rs, started for points outside the state
yhere they had found employment
he following eight men, Daniel Rio
iarelli Of Foss street, Raymaro Tof-
eroli of Maple avenue. Mini Refii Of
ieckley street. Louis Miro Of Third
treet, Peter Guerinu and Romeo Su-
ena of Brook street and D. Cimpi Of | ,
ranite street were leaving together
Or Detroit, Mich. travelling at the ex-
ense of the Ford auto company, which
ad guaranteed them work and the !
Dst of travel from this city Joe Ric-
arelli of Beckley street also left with :
he group, going to Buffalo, y. V
Though the weather is hardly indica s
We of the angling season the law COW
+ on brook trout was lifted automati- =
lily to-day. hence a number Of fisher !
len were ready to drop lines in nearby \
reams at the first hour of legal fish :
y. And since there are no activities
the granite industry the call az the .
~ clerks office for fishing licenses :
as greater than ordinarily during the
ist few days. Some of these men !
no believe in preparedness and in tax :
z advantage of all outdoor pastimes
I'd pocketed their license and brook =
out fishing tackle and were of for !.
e day with the rising Of Old Sol A =
CUP was seen this morning going to- !
ard East Montpelier. where they have z
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