The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

! John Bottamini has returned from
Brandon, after spending three weeks
with his brother.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Presbyterian ladies' union at the church
Tuesday, April IL, at 1880 o'clock.
Clara Kimball Young comes to the
Magnet tonight in Hush" one of the
greatest pictures of the year.---adv.
Leland Howe, pianist at the Mag
net theatre, will take limited mum
Der of pupils. 0 Eastern avenue.--ady.
Dry small hardwood slabs and edg-
ings IS per load. A nice wood for this
season OF the year Calder Il Richard
son, phone $50.
Montpelier telephone operators
dance, armory hall, Montpelier, Wed
nesday, April 10. CAROLS orchestra.
&c. V. train at II o'clock.-adv.
| Regular meeting of Ruth chapter,
! No. 33, 0. L. S., on Wednesday eve
ming, April 10, at 1880 o'clock. An
nual reports and election of officers.
Something in surprise, young peo-
pies recital Tuesday, April II, at 8
O'Clock, Rowland hall, Barre Woman's
club. Club members admitted on club
tickets, public 25c.
Richard Cruickshank of Division
street has gone TO Fair Haven with the
state engineers to work on some sur
vey work in connection with road con-
struction work there.
Woman's auxiliary to Barre post,
No. 10, American Legion, regular meet
Ing Tuesday, April II, at 7:l5 p. m. in
the hall of the Legion clubhouse Social
time after meeting. Ladies bring sew
ing.
John H, Kelley of upper Prospect
street. who fractured his shoulder at
the Richardson coal sheds few days
ago, is having quite little trouble
with the injury and is not feeling SO
well to-day.
Lawrence Campbell of North Main
street returned to Hanover, n. H., to-
day, where he is junior at Dart
mouth college after passing the spring
recess at his home here. Sessions re
open at Dartmouth tomorrow morn
Ing
Because of the numerous grass fires
occurring In Barre within the past week
Fire Chief Heney requests that people
be more careful about starting such !
free, and especially men when dispos
ing of matches or lighted cigars or eli |
gsrette stubs on the dry grass or in the
woods.
As the result of business deal which |
transpired Saturday the NJ. & G. res |
taurant at 200 North Main street will |
discontinue business after Saturday, !
and in It's stead will be a shoe shining
parlor and hat-eleaning establishment |
under the management Of Luke Gal.
lagher. Saturday, Luke Gallagher pur /
chased the interest of his partner, Peter
in the restaurant and shoe
shining business, which they had con
Quoted for the past two years together.
Mr.. Gallagher takes possession next
Saturday and proposes to discontinue
the business after that date. The
apartment which has served as the I
and which has been sep I
arated entirely by partitions from the
shoe parlor viii be made into one large 4
room by the removal of the partitions
so that three more chairs may be
Joined to the five chair stand. now in
use. Mr.. Gallagher also intends to
clean hats of all kinds and for such
purpose has purchased steam apparatus
and other fixtures to do the work. In
conjunction with this business he viii
nave supplies of candy, cigars, tobae-
zoos, accessories for shoe shining par.
ors, and will also check parcels and
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