The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

ora AT Russell 5.
Remember your dog license must b
paid on or before April /.
Daily & Meigs' motto, clean sport
good referee, best talent.-adv.
A good assortment Of spring hats a
Mrs, Shadows, 5 Forsythe place.-adv
See ID. j. Morse's line of ready-to
wear merchandise att Montpelier.-adv
Miss Ida Haviland of Spauldin,
street has returned from a weeks visit
in Boston.
Two good prelims. before the Keto
mem Donnell match tonight at Mont
pelier, adv,
Highest prices paid for rags, maya
zines, rubbers, etc. Phone 7lo-R
Abram Fine.
Now is the time to buy the Easter
hat. Order work and repair work done
Mrs. Il. A. Witham.
The Lamson & Hubbard and Stetson
hats, none better, from the Frank Nc
Whorter company.-adv.
Miss N. Lowessa Holt and Miss Err.
lene Little of Cliff street are visiting
relatives in East Calais this week.
Bailey's Music Rooms have just put
up a new electric Victrola sign at their
store, llS North Main street,-adv.
1t was Mrs. John Milne, instead of
Mrs. John Riddle, who received the
burns about the face Sunday night.
Get your costumes ready for the
Eastern Star annual ball, Rowland
hall, Thursday evening, April s.-adv.
Note N. d. Phelps Co.'s change in
prices to take effect April ! for steam
filters, plumbers and metal workers.
Mrs. Brine of 4 Laurel street. who
was operated on at the Barre City hos
pital last week, is progressing favor
ably.
Percival Bennett, who has been i'll
with pneumonia, has returned to his
duties as trackman on the Central Yer
mont railway.
Fl. 0. Persons wishes to notify his
milk customers that he expects to be
able to be back on his milk route
Thursday, April l.-adv,
Mr.. and Mrs. Athol r. Bell, who were
summoned to Mr.. Bells home in Enos-
burg Saturday morning, returned to
the city yesterday afternoon.
Still a good selection of Easter hats.
Must be closed out this week at fur
Their reduced prices. Will be open even
ings only. Mrs. Birnie, 4 Laurel street.
Miss Josephine Fontana of Central
street and Miss Elsie Dean of West
street have gone to Groton to pass the
remainder of the Easter vacation and
during sugaring season with friends.
The ladies' aid of the Baptist church
will serve a cafeteria supper Wednes-
day, March 81. Menu: Veal pie, spa
ghetti, d~oughnuts, rolls, pickles, as.
sorted pies cake, tea, coffee. Served
from $3.50 to 7.-adv.
Frank Stackpole Of East Montpelier,
who has been employed as a travelling
agent for the Bailey Music rooms OF
Burlington and Barre, completed work
for the firm Saturday to accept a sim
liar position in Boston.
Mrs. Teodolinda Calcagni and daugh-
ter, Carrie, of AZ Center street, re
turned Sunday from a 10 days stay in
Cleveland, o., with relatives. The
journey was made chiefly for the pur-
pose of exhuming the remains of A.
Mary Calcagni, another daughter, who
died in Cleveland eight years ago, and
bringing them to Barre for burial in
the Calcagni family lot in Hope ceme-
terry. This was done, but burial was
deferred until later because Of existing
conditions.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. c.
Cummings, located at 81 Hill street, was
sold through a private transaction to
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Ward of Kirk
papers being passed and the
sale completed yesterday. Mr.. Cum
ings and family plan to move to Los
Cal, just as soon as possible
and in fact as soon as the home fur
nishings are disposed Of. This change
IN residence is made because Of Mr..
Cummings health and though he plans
10 visit in Oregon he feels certain that
Los Angeles will be the site of his new
The purchasers contemplate
ceiling their present abode and expect
o occupy the Hill street home about
Nay !, The consideration OF the sale
vas not made known.
The Passion week services conduct {
d Jointly by several of the Protestant
hurches of the city viii begin this s
at 1870 at the Hedding N. T..
hurch and will continue each evening {
week except Saturday, at the ,
anne time and place. Tonight Rev. {
J. G. Lipsky, pastor of the Hedding .
hurch, will preach on Facing the J
from the text, what think yer" !
% morrow evening Rev. DR.. F. l.. '
-oodspeed of the Congregational church '
ill deliver the sermon, on Thursday a
the preacher will be Rev. VIM.
Kittredge of the Presbyterian
and on Friday evening Rev. !
J.. Lehigh of the Baptist church. n
II are cordially invited. \
A clipping from a Manchester, n. H., !
aper concerning Harold Mute, former :
|, of this city and well known in sport =
relies, especially in connection with !,
may be of unusual interest. :
reads in part as follows: Harold :
ute. prize demOlisher of the states I
in-smashing gentry, is once more high "
of the City Bowling league. Har-
ID, according to statistics compiled by !
&c. A. n. Greagor, spilled something r
Ike 10000 pins per string during the !,
lmpaign of l9lg-la20 while waging q
ar on the wooden candles in the in y
rest Of the Legion team. The champ i'
as the only roller to hit the century u
ark" There were eight bowling s.
in this league, comprised of ex- n
c. I..NHa. - "a