The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-08
TALK or THE TOWN


business visitor in town yesterday.
There will be supper at the Bap-
fist church Friday, March ll.-adv.
Nelson Wagner and Frank Sullivan
have returned from pleasure trip to
Boston.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter,
I No 33, o. +, s, Wednesday evening,
March 0, at 7:30 O'Clock.
Received to-day, travelling bags,
leather and leather-lined These will
be sold at one half last. Christmas
prices. Lander's Cigar Store.
Bruno Tosi, North Main street man
ufacturer of ice cream cones, has gone
to ST. Adams to spend two or three
days in the interest of his new enter
prise.
A daughter was born Feb, IS to Mr..
and Mrs. James Slora, ir., of Cutler
Corner Mrs. Slora will be remembered
as Mabel Isham, daughter of A. w.
Isham of east hill.
Aprons of every kind, fancywork the
daintiest, candy the most delicious and
preserves, ellies and home cooked food,
all ready for the Congregational Easter
sale March l6.-ady,
Maccabees, attention. Special meet
ing Wednesday evening at o'clock
sharp for balloting on candidates.
Guards and officers are all requested to
be present to practice for inspection.
At committee meeting of the Odd
Ladies last evening, plans were COM
pleted for ladies' night to be held in
the X. of P, hall Friday night, March
IL. A good time is assured and large
attendance is desired
Do not put off repairing, recovering
or dressing that automobile top until
we are So busy we cannot give II
prompt attention. See Bartlett, the
Auto Top man, at 900 North Main
street, Barre, to-day.-adv.
Mrs. Clara Osgood came to Barre
from Lynn, Mass, Saturday upon
learning that her sister, Mrs Florence
Burnham, was about to undergo sec
ond serious surgical operation. She
was accompanied by her daughter,
Helen
Mrs. Frank O. Dorsey, formerly Miss
Angie yanetti, arrived here yesterday
from Amherst, Mass, and at present
is stopping with her mother at 81 Foss
street Mr.. Dorsey is expected here
this evening, since they intend to make
their home in Barre.
Word was received last evening of
the death in Burlington of Mrs Clara
Mckenzie at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai. Mrs. Mckenzie is a sister OF Mrs.
f. o. Allen of Beckley street The
funeral will be held in Burlington on
Wednesday at P. m.
Miss Angelina Movalli a bookkeepcr
of the c. w Ayerill & Co. firm, and
Miss Laura Movalli a stenographer
at the office Of the Montpelier 4 Barre
Lighting & Power Co., have gone to
Boston and Quincy, Mass, to pass a
few days with relatives.
The regular meeting of the Won
ans Auxiliary, American Legion, Barre
post. No 10. win be held in the hall
at the Legion clubhouse on Tuesday
evening at 7:l5 Results of the drive
for members will be reported. Social
time and Refreshments after meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Giannoni, who
were married at the home of the bride
on Ossola place Saturday afternoon.
left last night for Elherton, Ga, where
they will make their home On their
way to their new home Mr.. and Mrs.
Giannon will visit for a few days in
Washington, d. c.
All previous records in the history
of the church were broken by the par
ishioners of St Moniea's church in at
tendance at the 0-hour devotion this
veap< and no less than 1900 commun
ions were received during that time.
This estimate was reached yesterday
bv Rev. p NJ McKenna, pastor, who
declared the number exceeded the high
est record Of the past the record Of
1919 being AS The establishment
] Of this new record came at a time
when weather conditions were far from
pleasant and walking less favorable.
and was really unexpected by St Mon
ica's pastor
4 Perhaps many Barre people read n
feature story in the last Boston sun.
Il dav Globe. "1'he Call OF the klondikc,
\ written BY William Lawless Of Boston.
H Mr.. Lawless Is a brother Of Miss Net
\ tie Iawless. a Barre dressmaker, with
\ parlors in the Currier building whom
he had not seen for 20 years until last
springs when he came out" of Alaska.
II Though his story did not relate it, Mr.
H Lawless. who Joined the ranks OF the
II fortune hunters in the wild rush to
II Alaska in '9S. "struck il rich in the
H GOLD fields and he has. therefore, re
tired from active business life since
Il returning to the States. IN the %
4 wears he roamcd and sought the Gov
\ eted mineral Mr.. Lawless correspond
4 ed little. with his relatives in the States
and upon returning 10 his old home in
: Boston. was at d loss 70 locate one
Of them. By an advertisement in the
Boston Globe. Miss iawless of Barre
learned from Young lady friend Of
her brothef's arrival in the States and
in this manner Mr.. Iawless located his
mother and family His article for The
Globe was not the first he had written
for newspapers. nor was il the first Tor
The Globe. Being II the adventurous
nature 81 two Of his old pals. Tex
Richard. tho famous promoter II pugil-
i'm. and Rex Reach. the noted novel
it. Lawless had occasion 70 write sew
eral articles for newspapers ~ sea adj
ventures before departing for The Pa