The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Automobile Blue Books for 1927 on
sale at Martins Book store.--adv.
A large lot of goods to be sold at the
City Auction Market Saturday at 2
p. m.-adv.
Watch for Russell's one-cent sale
next week. Bigger and better than
ever.--ady.
Lemon cream sherbet, caramel, cot
fee and vanilla ice cream at browns
Drug Store.-adv.
Saturday afternoon, May IA, is the
date for the rummage sale in the Epis-
copal vestry.-adv.
Oswaldo Cabrini returned to his home
on B street last evening, after visiting
with friends in Mortified.
Spaulding senior play, "When Smith
Stepped Out" assembly hall, Friday,
May Is, at s:l5 P. m.--adv.
James Duncan of South Main street
has gone to Concord, N. H., to be an
attendant in the insane hospital.
Ladies' black suit, white lined. Elk
ceptionally good value, at Methodist
rummage sale tomorrow afternoon
adv.
A channels for your auto, 75c; Bos'
ton bag for sl.75; travelling bag, SO.
Largest assortment of leather goods IN
the city. At Lander's Cigar Store.--ad.
The license fee of S25 on gasoline
pumps in sidewalks or adjacent there
to is now due and should be paid at
the city clerks office on or before May
Is.
Mrs. Flora Houston, who for the past
two months has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harold Knight of Mel
rose, Mass, returned to her home In
this city last evening.
A group of some 40 young lady
friends of Miss Armida Rossi gathered
at the home of Mrs. Peter PURCELL OF
Prospe street last night and rendered
the young lady a miscellaneous show
err in honor of her approaching mar.
rage. Miss Rossi was the recipient OF
host of gifts Of silverware, cut glass,
pvrex and linen. Music and games
tended TO pass the evening away most
pleasantly. A mock marriage carried
out very effectively and true to real
form was a wealth of mirth in itself.
Miss Rossi is to be married in the near
future to Edward Calcagni of Mont
pelier.
A double aurprise party was held az
the home of Charles Bianchi on Comoi
lie street when about Is young lady
and young gentlemen friends OF EIiso
Monti and Reno Blanchi gathered to
help them celebrate the anniversary OF
their birth. The evening was very
pleasantly passed over in music, games
and dancing Guido Maberini and
Frank Calcagni contributed solos, ac-
companied on the piano by Eramo
Spagnoli. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served by a refreshment
committee consisting Of Miss Olga BIZ
anchi, America CALI and Erman Cal
eagni. In behalf of those present, Miss
Antoinette Cali presented the two
guests of honor with silver ever
sharp pencil. The young men were also
recipients of bouquet of beautiful
roses apiece from Miss Carrie White
The party broke up at late hour, re-
| newing to Messrs Monti and Bianchl
the happiest returns OF the day.
Frank Burke of Boston, bond sales
man. arrived in the city to-day on busl'
ness. Mr.. Burke is an ex-serviee man
having seen much active service with
the lst division ss major. A senior
at the University of Vermont in 1917
and an officer in the r. o. 7. c. at that
institution, he answered the call TO the
colors in the spring of II, and was APP
| pointed to the first officers training
camp at PIattsburg, where he received
a commission as lieutenant. Going
overseas he eventually was promoted
10 majors commission, and with
that division, the first American di'
vision TO cross the Rhine, he spent
several months in Coblenz, Germany
Mr.. Burke was classmate and close
friend of Nu;or Hackett, the trs'
American officer 80 aad an army int
Ger many. Last fall Major Burke wa'
mad heal coach Of football at Tn,
l-u', ersity 81 Vermont. Previously II
bis college career he had been elected
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