The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
Attend Shea,s big shoe sale.

TALK OF THE TOXIN
Attend Shea's big shoe sale.
Gloves and mittens, we have them
by the mile Lamorey's.
Your Red Cross membership means
more than 81 1t means YOU.
Hundreds of mems suits, sizes "a to
81; value S35 to $50; $25 at Lamorey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Richmond re-
Gently married in Barre, arrived in
Barre last night for a few days visit
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
+. Blair of North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Electdr Blair and son,
Russell, left this morning, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Lester Richmond, for
Burlington, where they will visit
friends and relatives for few days,
James Mackie manager OF Alexan-
der 4 Co.'s granite supply firm of the
Depot square district, left on a business
trip to Philadelphia last night in the
interest of the firm and expects to be
absent for week.
Harold Morse of the 0ldsmobile dis
play rooms is assisting at the Tilden
shoe store over the busy week end,
George n. Tilden being detained for the
past two weeks at his home on South
Main street by illness.
The Tosi academy football team will
be merged into two fast basketball
teams. This aggregation of athletes
has also organized a bowling team and
is ready to schedule any match that
might be available in Barre or Mont
pclier,
Mario Zanleoni, William Gearin and
Clifton Kelly, who started from Barre
last Saturday in Ford limousine with
intentions of motoring to Detroit,
Mich, are for the present located in
Millers Falls, Mass, working in large
machine shop.
Tip" Wakefield, well known TO
Barre and Montpelier baseball follow
ers as catcher who played with
teams in both these cities, has recently
been discharged from the army and is
now located in Bethel, managing the
Atlantic q Pacific tea store.
The American Legion extends a cor
dial invitation to the public TO attend
the first annual armistice bali at How
land hall Tuesday evening, Nov. H..
Dancing from $3.50 to /. Refreshments
will be served. Admission, $l25 per
: couples extra ladies, 50c.-adv.
City workmen were disposing, by
means of axes, this morning of dead
trees in the City park. One rather
larged sized maple tree was felled and
a large branch of an elm tree, torn
apart from the main trunk by the re-
cent storm, was also disposed of.
The many admirers of Mary Pick
| ford and other movie fans witnessed
one of the finest film shows presented
in Barre this fall when Daddy Long
Legs" was presented by the Park thea
tire Thursday and Friday evenings
Miss Leona Lamb was a pleasing fea-
ture when she sang Daddy Long Legs"
at each show.
Woodsmen miscalcuiated the falling
of tree yesterday when endeayoring
to fell tree at the magnesia tale
mines in Waterbury, and as a result a
! large tree broke down several of the
large transmission wires of the Tenney
Service company. Wires that were not
molested were used to carry the cur
rent through to the Pioneer plant, but
/ the transfer necessitated a shutdown
| between s and Q o'clock Yesterday
morning. The repairmen then set to
work making reparations and the work
was completed late yesterday morning,
Light football practice is being kept
4 up by the Goddard football team in
| hopes that it may be able to meet the
/ Vermont ''medies" on armistice day
/ The team is still in good form and very
enthusiastic over meeting the "medics. =
/ The basketball squad will be large this
| year and ii will be necessary to weed
out the poorer players from the squad,
as the gymnasium accommodations at
/ the seminary are limited kezer, who
/ suffered broken shoulder in the Tos
academy and second team game, is still
under the care Of a physician.
Recent graduates of the nurses
training course at Heaton hospital in
/ Montpelier, among whom are Miss Rose
1 Hopkins, Miss Mary Mccarthy, Miss
| Anna Angel and Miss Catherine Phil
board examinations next week These
/ VIII De gwen AT the state House on
Nov ID and IA. Already applications
from a number of recent graduates
from hospitals in various parts of the
state have been received The exam
nations are given scmi-annually to
enable all nurses to become registered.
The November number of the Monu.
! mental News contains a picture OF the
Rizzi memorial recently erected in Hope
cemetery. The Illustration of the me-
morial reads: The "Rizzi" memorial IL
Illustrated here recently erected in Hope
cemetery, Barre, Vt, on the family lot
of Stepheno Rizzi, Of Rizzi Bros, the
wel-known granite firm. Needless to
say, it is a fine specimen of carving
and cutting in Barre granite, well
worthy to represent the high standard
Of craftsmanship of the house OF Rizzi.
The work is executed in Wells amson
stock and is of the following dimen-
sions: 7-6x2- S-xl-0; ID base, 6-2xl -Sx0.
s; die, 5-6xl 2x5-3" On the face Of the
die large Roman letters are empanelled
with two delicately carved branches
impending just over the lettering.
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