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


New shipment of hats arrived at =
7. Mairs, Vi Maple avenue.
Grace Batchelder and Hazel Arm
strong returned to their schools il
Springfield this morning
Middlebury Glee clubs at city hall
Montpelier. Thursday evening, Apri
+! Z; 80 artists; admission, 50c--ady.
A regular meeting of the Ladies
| Auxiliary TO Clan Gordon, No. IL, will
be held Tuesday, April 5, at 7l5 p. m
Miss Irene Goslant of Lanesboro re.
turned to, her home to day, after spend.
! ing the week end with Miss Phyllis
Vigneault, l05 Summer street
Anthony Rottiggi of % Foss street
went TO Quincy, Mass, yesterday aft
ernoon to attend the wedding of his
brother, Angelo Bottiggi, on Wednes
day.
It has been a long, time since a good
magician has been in Barre Be sure
and see Davis at the opera house to-
night. Tickets, soc and 75cy plus war
tax, on sale at browns, adv.
Miss Mildred Wark, teacher in the
public schools of Burlington. who has
been guest at the home of her broth
err, DR.. j. A. Wark of Keith avenue,
returned to Burlington last night.
Clifton C. More, a freshman at the
University of Vermont, came from Bur.
lington the latter part of last week to
spend the spring vacation at the home
of his father, j. G. More, of fremont
street.
Some of the songs to he sung in
"Springtime" are my Garden of Mem
cries Il Could Be Happy with One
Little Bow" Our Wedding DAY." ''Til
Our Dreams Come True" Wedding
Bells. adv.
Applications for automobile licenses
must be acknowledged before a notary
public. Call at room Rowland build
ing and we will fiji out the applica
tions and take your acknowledgement
without charge. Drew & Lynde adv.
Arthur Blackmore returned to his
home on Pleasant street yesterday fol |
lowing an extended business trip in |
the middle west in the interest of the |
Vermont Manufacturing & Quarry Co. |
Mr.. Blackmore arrived yesterday from
Albany, n. y, having been out on the
road for the past three months
Davis. the magician, who comes to
the opera house tonight has been
greeted with crowded houses every
where he has appeared in Vermont
The Indications are that the same
Thing will happen in Barre. He is
very clever and the entertainment is
refined and one that will be enjoyed by
both young and old Tickets are only
Soc and 75c. plus war tax, and may be
rad at browns Drug store.-adv,
Friends in Barre OF Rev. J. w Bar
lett. pastor of the Congrega tionsl
hurch here for several years, will be
Interested to know that he is pastor
low of a church in WATERFOWL. Mass
md that a new ediice has just been
the first service in il being
leld Easter Sunday, when there was a
arge attendance and AZ new mem
,ers were taken into the church.
1t the Easter evening service DR.. Bar
lett was presented an Easter lily in
which rested a roll of crisp bills, S55 {
n all, as an evidence of the appreeia {
ion of his services among the people,
he Barnett family still retain their /
esidence at Newell avenue, Needham, $
lass.
The police department found coca
ion several times Saturday night TO
yarn drivers of automobile and horse
rawn vehicles about lights, required !
" law. The principal fault with the /
was the absence of a rear t
ght near the number plate, but with
cams it was not infrequent that no
rht was attached to the vehicle at ..
H. The police did not prosecute any |
{ the cases, but now issue a warning a
hat offenders of similar cases found
GREATER will be brought into court
nd the law strictly enforced. Satur
ay evening there Gas noticeable in
ease In traffic and with it occurred y
lany violations of city and state laws. u
n ordinance exists in Barre restrict
~. except about the city park, the
arking Of cars on Main. street for a
eriod longer than an hour Further
lore, no vehicle il permitted to turn "
round on Main street between Gran I
e street and the city square, any =
river being required by city ordinance [
, make a turn either about the silent
oliceman' at city square or at the
,rner of Granite and Main street.