The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-06
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TALK or THE TOWN

II at IhoIlpelleI,--duN.
H A nice selection of Easter milliner,
at Mrs. Birnie's, Laurel street adv
II Don't forget "The Silent CALL" at tn
Magnet tonight, benefit Clan Gordon
adv.
III George Wheaton Of Kinney stree
left to-day on an extended visit tt
Gloucester, Mass.
| The annual meeting of the w. G
/. u, which was to be held tomorrow
has been postponed.
II Fancywork, aprons, children's dresse.
and home made candy at the Univer
salist Easter sale to-day.--adv.
II All the latest popular song hits, 25t
q copy, Thursday and Friday, at Lit.
tlefield Piano company.--adv.
4 The Uniyersalist Young Mems club
will hold sugar party at the church
Friday night at 1880 o'clock.adv.
Miss Merle Douglass Of Elm street
arrived home yesterday from Florida
where she has been employed for the
past few months.
Piano recital by Elena Barberi, with
Mrs. Holden and Garibaldi Barberi at
Magnet theatre Monday, the 10th, au-
spices American Legion.-adv.
The sewing class of the Baptist
church will hold sale tomorrow
night at 1880 There will be candy,
coffee, cake and cookies. adv.
Mrs. James S. Milne returned to her
! home on Liberty street last evening,
after spending several weeks with rel
atives and friends in and near Bos-
| ton.
Miss Ada c. Langley, who has been
visiting with friends in this city for
the past four or five days, returned
this morning to her home in Nashua,
N. FL.
| Table boarders by the meal or week
wanted at Central cafe. First-cIass
board. Special prices. Special lunches
served from 10 to IL Saturday night.
adv.
Three slightly used monographs for
sale at bargain price, ALSO one piano,
used only about six weeks, also one
player piano. Lamorey Clothing Co.,
Barre.-adv.
T.. A. Chase of Mortified returned
home to-day. after passing yesterday
in this city while attending the Gran
ito Manufacturers association direc-
tors meeting.
Mrs. Harry Whitney and daughter
of Williamstown, who have been pass
ing several days with Mr.. and Mrs..
Frank Bartlett of Liberty street, re-
turned to their home yesterday.
Dorothy Parks of Pleasant street
left this morning for Nashua, N. H.,
to resume her duties, after having
passed week at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Parks.
The Friday evening service will be
omitted in the Church of the Good
Shepherd this week. The choir prac-
tice at $3.50 p. m. will be held as usual
and full attendance is requested.
II any Of the Methodist ladies were
unable to turn in their sunshine bags
yesterday, they will confer a great ia
vor ii they will see that they are in
the hands of Mrs L. D. Martin by
Sunday.
Garibaldi Barberi of Brook street, |
well known in this city as a cornet |
player, has formed an orchestra recent
ly and plans to give his first demon
stration Saturday night in the socialist
hall on Granite street.
John Phillips OF Des Moines, Ia. a |
member of the Capitol Hill Granite
Co., and former Barre resident. is |
spending several days with friends
here. Mr.. Phillips has been purchas-
ing some finished granite while in tho
city.
A Barre man who started out from |
home this morning shivering ina tenn
perature of % above zero bethought
himself to glance at his diary to see
how the weather was on the same day
last year. He was somewhat startled
to discover that the mercury went TO
50 in mid afternoon Of the day year
ago.
Fire Chief Hensy Issues warning
to- property owners and others about
burning rubbish near wooden bindings.
fences, etc Often'imcs rubbish fire
left 10 shoulder in close proximity 10
some structure causes the wood TO le-
come ignited and results in a needless
loss. If there is any question about
burning rubbish call Chief Heney.
Eastern avenue and East street, no.
ticel 1t probably will be necessary to
shut off the city water for an hour or
two tomorrow friday morning from
the following streets, in order TO repair
hydrant near Maple Grove street
Eastern avenue. East street, Maple
Grove street, Academy street, Cliff
street and Currier street. Supt. water
Mrs. John Wilfore won her suit
against Amedio Ballendini Of Barre in
county court, the jury
awarding her verdict OF 1926. Mrs
wilfore was suing for recovery OF
damages resulting from the sale OF
her automobile by Mr.. Wilfore to Bal
endini, the plaintiff claiming her hus-
band had no right to sell the machine.
The new owner had run into a post
md damaged the machine. The car was
ON replevin action and was
N the hands of the sheriff at the time
" the suit.