The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Miss Mildred OHerin returned last
evening from few days visit with
friends in Burlington.
Edward Casey and Wilfred Canton
left last night for Burlington to spend
few days with acquaintance.
Household furniture at auction Tues.
day afternoon. Read ad. on page I
4 E c. Cummings, 81 Hill street. adv.
George Lafayette and family have
moved back onto their farm on the
west hiIl after spending the winter in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Kelly returned
to this city yesterday after spending 10
days at Mrs. Kelly's former home in
Springfield, Mass.
Don't forget the date, Friday, April
%, at S p. m, Final concert OF the
season by the Spsulding Glee club and
orchestra at Spaulding assembly hall.
| Manager Tobin and his able assist
ants win serve your wants at the mems
annual dinner at the Gniversalist
church Monday evening, April l2.-adv,
Household furniture to be sold at
/ auction at the L. c. Cummings residence
al No. 81 Hill street at o'clock Tues
day afternoon. ID. A. Perry. auctioneer.
No need of suffering longer with
rheumatism, says f.. A. Drown, the
druggist. now that | can supply you
with Rheuma Money back if it fails.
! - adv
/ Miss Lena Giudici, law student at
/ Boston university, returned to Boston
/ this morning after a two weeks yacs-
I ton spent at her home on Merchant
street.
Adolph Johnston and Gus Haggcl
berg of Pearl street. granite workers,
started from here last night for Den
yer, Colo, where they have secured
employment
Baptist Philatheas. attention! There
will be business meeting at the home
of Mrs. u. J. Batcheldcr, 43 Hill street.
this evening at 1880. Everyone urged
to be present.
Miss Eva Smith and Miss Rose To-
masi returned yesterday from Wash
ington, d. C.. where for the past two
weeks they have been visiting Barre
acquaintance and relatives.
Mrs. Gertrude Milne, formerly
bookkeeper of the Miles Coal Co., ar
rived here Saturday from Somervile,
Mass. to pass the week end with her
aunt Mrs. Margaret Smith of Liberty
street.
Regular meeting Minnehaha encamp-
ment, No. 2, in Odd Fellows hall, Cor
don block. Tuesday, April 10. at 1880
p. m. Work, patriarchal degree on a
class of candidates. All patrisrchs cor
daily invited.
Miss Nina Casselini, who has been
spending the Easter vacation from
school sessions. Of the Orange town
school at her home on Maple avenue,
returned to Orange Yesterday to re-
sumo duties as a teacher.
Mrs. Josephine Giudci, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Franzi and Mrs. James Cali
and daughter left Saturday night for
New York City TO begin their journey
to sunny Italy. Mrs. Giudici goes to
Saltrio for a few months vacation
only, but Mr. and Mrs. Franz intend
to reside in NiggA, Italy, and Mrs.
CALI and daughter Join Mr.. CALI in
that city also TO reside permanently.
The Bristol Comm Press in it's local
column of April published the follow
ing marriage engagement notice which
concerns Barre young woman and
will be of interest here; "Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas b. Poland Of ll6 High street
announce the engagement Of their son,
Thomas C., TO Gertrude l.. Ennis of
Barre. Vt" Miss Ennis has been en-
ployed for several years in the II. ".
Shores studio in this city.
Commissioner of Agriculture r. (.
Brigham and DIR. A. J. DeFosset, in !
spector in charge of tuberculosis Grad |
ication in this state, leave for Boston
to day, TO take part in a meeting Of |
the live stock commissioners OF the |
New England states and also meet |
ing of the Farmers and Cattle Deal |
crs' association. Important matters in
reference to the interstate shipment of /
cattle and also the shipment of con
demned cattle for immediate slaughter
on which indemnity is not claimed.
The railroad switcbmen's strike now |
prevailing in the chief railroad centers
of abe United States affects indirectly |
Barre shippers. since the American Ex-
press company has found il necessary |
to declare an embargo on goods di- |
reCted to these centers and their trans
Ter. which. of course. covers the prin-
cipal shipping points in the East. The
points TO be chiefly affected are: But
faIo. Syracuse. Weehawken. Commmi
paw and New York City Cleveland. O., |
st. Louis and East St. Louis. Mo.
Little Rock. Ark. Hoboken. \. j.. Long I
Island railroad, the entire Central rail
road of New Jersey. Pittsburg. Pa.
Jersey City. y. j.. and Kansas City.
Mo. Local Agent George Marsh hss
received orders 20 this affect which win
rule until a settlement OF the strike is