The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-07
Tux OF THE TOWN


Dance Saturday night in Rowland hall
adv.
Auction sale Saturday, and 7 p. m,
See adv.-adv.
Ladies spring and summer suits and
coats on display at Sadliers, Keith Ave
Fresh arrival Of Page & Shaw's chloe
olates and bunbons. Barre Candy Kitch-
en-.
Regular meeting of the Modern Wood
men Of America this friday evening
at T o'clock.
For Sale Refrigerator, chiffonier,
chairs, wool carpeting mattress, kitchen
table. Apply at 1913 Washington St.
A real oldfashioned program will be
given at the last day of school" social
Congregational church, March l2.--ady.
Another large shipment of hats arrived
to-day. Call and inspect the styles and
prices Mrs. A. Birnie, 4 Laurel street,
opposite Brook street school.
Corporal Clyde Lane Fraser, who re-
Gently received his discharge at Camp
Merritt, is passing few days with his
mother, Mrs, Hattie f. Ward of the
Aldrich building.
Monday evening, March 10, at o'clock,
piano recital will be given at Goddard
seminary by Mary Allen, student 10
years of age, assisted by Miss Arlene
Jeffords, soprano. The public is cor
daily invited to attend. No admission
charge.
Antony Gasparello, a member of the
granite manufacturing firm of Gasparello
Bros, who has been connected with the
management Of a restaurant in Boston
since 1917, is visiting in the home of his
brother Benjamin Gasparello of Wash
ington street. Mr.. Gasparello expects to
remove his household goods to Barre
preparatory to establishing his residence
here.
Special communication of Granite
lodge, No. IS, F. and A. NJ, Friday,
March 7, at $3.50 p. m. Work, f. A, de-
gree. After the degree work, a social
time will be held for all Masons in good
standing and their ladies. Through the
courtesy of the managers Of the Vincitia
club, the use of their front rooms have
been obtained for that evening. The
Landi -Forsel orchestra will be in at
tendance. Per order w NJ.
In the manufacturers hall Saturday
afternoon at o'clock, A. j. Murphy Of
Boston will be the principal speaker at
one of the weekly educational gatherings,
series Of which was inaugIrated early
in the winter. Mr.. Murphy, az chairman
for Washington county of the New Eng
land insurance bureau, is a speciality on
stoneshed risks and is expected to fur
nish a good deal of information relating
to the policies which most manufacturers
are carrying,
A very instructive discourse on what
| is being done to assist American soldiers
and sailors in the line of securing en-
ployment and getting back into the cur
rent of American life was given by Roy
Cushman of Boston, a representative Of
the Red Cross, before the members and
friends of Vincitia club last evening. The
speaker was introduced by the president
of the club, Waldron Shields, after the
rendering Of a piano duet by Mrs. n. B..
Ballard and Miss Lease. The speaker,
who has been stationed at Camp Devens
| for a year or more, spoke with experience
on the subject Of restoration Of the serv-
! ice men to their former places in the
! life of their communities and he also
discussed the means taken to find new
places for them through special training,
whether they are wounded or not. He
urged upon the people to encourage the
men to retain their insurance and he told
of the advantages of the system. The
speaker was given very close attention
and was literally applauded at the end.
Following the address a buffet lunch was
served, and the people fingered until a
| late hour to talk with Mr. Cushman or
to engage in informal entertainment,