The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Warren Kerrigan at the Biiou to-day
Liberty -morrow.--adv.
! A. Badger of Washington was bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday,
Aprons, fsncywork. candy and cooke,
food, Congregational church Easter sale
April 3.-adv.
A. J. Rock of Burlington arrived il
Barre last night and began work THU
morning in Miers' downtown barber shop
Twin sons were born Saturday Marcel
! II, to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tonguay o.
Greenfield, Mass, former residents Of
Barre.
b. Giacomini. who has been spending
yesterday and expects to be employed
here in the granite industry.
The monthly meeting Of the ladies' un.
| ion of the Presbyterian church will be
held at the home of Mrs John Mckenzie
Beckley court, Wednesday evening at
80 O'Clock.
Frank Miano, a North Main street bar
Der, returned last night from Burlington,
where he has been receiving treatment
for sciatic rheumatism. His health is
much improved.
James Davidson, teamster who re-
ceived painful injuries at the Gasparelo
plant last week, appears to be making
steady progress toward recovery. Mr..
Davidson is a patient at the City hos.
pital.
Barre friends of G. c. Fencl. who con
Quoted successful campaign for the City
hospital three years ago, will be inter
ested to learn that he is directing a sim
liar campaign in Hornell n. V, which is
Steuben county city of $4,000 people.
A regular meeting OF the R. 9. l. P. A.
will be held in Foresters' hall, Worthen
block, Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock
Let every member be present. Remem-
Der, to be entitled to sick benefits mem
bers must sign the register Local 24I.
Autoists in Barre are being assigned
their 1917 number plates. 1t In noted
that the secretary of state has adopted
radical change in color scheme of the
metal plates, the new edition having a
yellow background with the numerals
done in blue. A blue border encloses the
plate.
+. Henry Ruppel of Buffalo, n. Y,
representative of Harry Bliss, well
known monument photographer who
publishes a cemetery and monument
magazine, arrived in the city yesterday
from Rutland and is staying at Hotel
Barre while here for business visit of
several days.
Having finished the work of setting a
superb memorial of Barre mite over
the grave Of Gen. P. P. Piikin In Green
Mount cemetery at the capital, r. T.
Cutler has contracted for another large
of the local stone and is get
ting ready to locate it over a family lot
in the same cemetery.
The company playing "Katinka' at the
Barre opera house last night left this
for st. Johnsbury and will pro-
iced thence to Portland, Me-, for two |
nights before going to New York. This |
forenoon the Robin Hood company, which |
plays in the local theatre this evening, |
arrived in town from Dover. n. II. Mr.. |
Stephens, who sings Brown October Ale.
IN the piece, is one of the managers and |
l part owner of the show.
Barre and Graniteville friends of Ar
.hur n. Mcdonald, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Mcdonald. will be interested to /
earn that a cablegram reached his par
,nts this morning from London. England,
his safe arrival with the Ca
madam overseas contingent and stating
hat he is in his usual good health. Mr..
Mcdonald, as a member of the Sas-
Satchewan construction company, enlist
ID for military service and sailed with
lis regiment from Halifax March 4.