The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-03
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1916.
TALK OF THE TOWN
The Weather
Sunday probably far.

III
II gain basement.
II Public dance, auspices !. 0. F., in X. o.
H Q. hall Tuesday, June 6. Tickets, Soc
Carrolps orchestra.
II Mrs. S. II. Laviolettes millinery par
II Tor will be open next week; special prices
II on white hats,--adv.
II Native asparagus, best in the city, zoe
II per bunch, at the Vermont Fruit Store
Il Remember the place.-adv.
II George Kent of SO Orange street re-
II turned to the city this morning from a
II few days business visit in Boston.
II Michael Sherry of North Main street
H left the city this morning for Concord,
II n. H., where he has secured employment
\ in the granite industry.
II Raymond Trainor OF White River juno
/ ton, former states attorney of Windsor
\ county, and Mrs. Trainor were registered
at Hotel Barre yesterday and to-day.
st. Monica's Church Note-The Great
Mission viii open at ST. Monica's church
Sunday, June 4. The oruer of exercises
for the week viii be announced at all the
masses on Sunday morning.
\ Miss +. May Kicker, who Ia employed
at Hotel Barre. underwent an operation
for the removal of tonsils at the City
| hospital this morning. Miss Kicker is
reported to be resting comfortably.
As shall close my store for the sum
mer months, ! will sell my entire stock
of millinery at greatly reduced prices.
Call and make an early selection. You
will save money. Mrs. II. S. Miles, 20
North Main street,
Members Of the Sodality of the Blessed
Virgin win receive holy communion at
the O'Clock mass tomorrow at st. Mon
ica's church. Tickets for the sodality
breakfast may be procured of Miss Laura
Granger.
Miss Grace d. Barclay Of Park street
submitted to an operation at the City
hospital this morning. The operation
was successful and Miss Barclay was re-
ported to be resting comfortably near
noon to-day.
Rev. n. c. Edwall of 5he Swedish mis-
sion, Barre, OBLIGATED at the marriage of |
| Eric Levsnius and Miss Hilda Carlson of |
Montpelier last Thursday at as Foster
street, Montpelier. The young couple |
will make their home temporarily at that
place.
Miss Gladys n. Gale, who has just re.
turned from study at the Guilmont
School of Music in New York, will re-
ceive beginners and advanced pupils in
piano. pine orpan and theory work. Tele
phone 625.--adv. efJAEy
v
Don't fail to attend the Barre A. c. W..
Goddard game Saturday at the Granite
City trotting park. Both teams are out
for this game and il promises to be a real
contest from beginning TO end You will
make no mistake in attending this game.
adv.
At her home on Richardson street last
evening Mrs. Robert @. Mcdonnell enter
tanned number Of young women in hon
or of Miss VI. Agnes Nelson of Summer
street. whose marriage is to take place
in the near future. The affair took the
form of a shower party and Miss Nelson
was the recipient of number of gifts.
The committee who had the progressive (
dinner in charge wish to thank all those {
who helped to make the affair a royal q
success, especially those not members of '
the ladies' union, Mrs, Olson. who made v
all the rye bread; Mrs. William Taylor, h
who made the oat cakes, and Mrs. P, D. t
Molla, who prepared the Italian course t
adv )
Through Yellowstone Park, the Won.
derland of America" a stereopticon lee j
ture by Rev. Grassland Monday evening
-, The Win ps I
program of monthly meetings held by
the mems club in the Presbyterian
church. This win be ladies night, A a
cordial welcome. Refreshments. Free adj n
mission. a
Among the visitors in the city yester =,
lay and to-day were the following peo-
pie: Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Trainor of q,
White River junction, J.. r. Searles, Il. n y
iage, G. +. Stevens and +. H. Comfy of
&. Johnsbury, John w. Foss of Burling n
on. G.. II. Cross and F. c. Greene of 4.
Sorthfeld, G. Rust OF Springfield, J. M.
'arroll of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. B..
irgeriere of New York City, H. j. Drou- ~ ~
n of Rutland. Mrs. f. E. Blake of Brad ~
ord, Miss Sarah Hanna of Hanover, N. i,
l.. W. 2. Barrows. +. r. Pierce and II. T. VIC
'ebNeT OF w. y. GOss Oh NtWpnfls l.
lr and Mrs William Smith of New York =. a
'ity. w. NJ Allen of Mortified, II. P.
'rindle of Burlington, DR.. w. S. Hillon T.,
nd party of Portland Me-, Mr.. and Mrs. m
I. L. Clifton OF New York City and Mr.
nd Mrs. II. f. Pitcher OF Bellows Falls. -,
Barre granite was used in a $4,000
lemorial erected in the court grounds at w
Wheeling, w. Va, to Augustus Pollock
nd unveiled Memorial day before a large
rowd of labor men. The monument, ac-
ording to labor leaders, is the first ever
iised to the memory of an employer and
as financed by small contributions from All
dor union members in practically every ia'
ate. Mr.. Pollock was a well known rel
togie manufacturer. Preceding the ex-
-cises attendant upon the unwilling cere- IN
Iony a parade Of 10000 men, represent
ig every branch OF industry in Wheeling, th'
arched around the city. The base of
he memorial Is Is feet and 6 inches by ers
feet and inches It's total height is w
feet and it is surmounted by two fig we
res. each feet, 6 inches in height.
ven the tablets are Of Barre granite.
he inscription reads: Erected BY trade WI
lion members Of the United States in
emory Of Augustus Pollock, whose bus lu
ess life and actions were always in -
-mpsthy with Organized labor"