The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
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| For sale: One nearly new Merrill
piano. For particulars, phone cow
Mrs. George LaDue of 20 Bolster
place is confined to her home by ILL
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ward Carver left
Tuesday for short business trip in
Boston.
Andrew Gearn returned to the city
yesterday from Hardwick, whittier he
went earlier in the week.
Old and young folks supper and
dance, East Montpelier, Friday, April
s. CarrolPs Enthusiastically.
Mrs. Jennie Laws of Boston is visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. George Mann
of Wellington street, for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bolles and
family from Plainfield visited his moth
er and brother, Forrest Bolles, on Hill
street, yesterday.
The adjourned meeting of Barre
council, X of G., will be held Friday
evening, April 8, All brothers are re-
quested to be present.
R. l.. McGovem of the McGovern
Granite Co. returned to his home in
Hartford, Conn, last night after max
ing short business visit in the city.
While in the city Mr.. McGoyern stayed
with Daniel Hayes of Pleasant street.
Applications for automobile licenses
must be acknowledged before notary
public. Call at room Rowland build
ing and we will fill out the applica
tons and take your acknowledgement
without charge. Drew & Lynde.-adv.
The body of John A, Frontini, who
died in Colorado Springs, Col, last Fri
day, where he had gone in hopes of re-
gaining his health, arrived in the city
on the 1886 train last evening. 1t was
taken to Mr.. Frontini's parents home
at Foss street, where the funeral
will be held this afternoon.
There was a full house last night +,
for the second production OF Spring |
time and only commendatory words |
were heard of it. The music was light |
and pretty the cast well chosen and |
the costumes furnished much OF the |
charm of the affair Between the first
and second act, Miss Adelaide Thurs
ton, who was in Barre to give an ad
dress at another amusement house
spoke to the audience on the subject |
Of the Irish relief work, after which
Hidreth Martin delighted the audience
with two bass solos. The Naughton
sisters appeared between the second
and third acts in fancy dancing and
pleased so much they had to respond
to the applause with another dance.
There is no doubt but that "Spring
time may be conside=ad a success
from every standpoint. both as an en-
tertainment and financially.
Antonio David of Granite street
starts this evening an auto journey to
n H, and Boston for a
business trip. Mr. David this morning
learned from X. b, Wright, who ar
rived at the Lane Davis vulcanizing
station on North Main street from
n H., that auto travel be
tween here and White River Junction
is very good, and declares an autoist is
confronted with no difficult travelling :
except for about 100 yards in William
stown gulf, which is muddy but no bar
rier to any autoist desiring to traverse
the road in his machine. Mr.. Wright
found auto travelling very favorable :
except when coming from Lake Suna
pee to Claremont, n. H., where roads
we're dry but rough. A similar report
IF road conditions was given last eve.
ling by Howard Blossom Of the Olds-
mobile Company of Vermont. who came
rom st. Johnsbury in a Wiuton six
without trouble. The roads, Mr. Bios
om reports to be in good condition for
his time of the year, being and dry
ind dusty.