The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-22
TALK or THE TOWN


Usual Saturday night dance in How
land hall adv
Baby carriages, sleighs, runners or
robes. Sadler's, Keith avenue.
A good used piano at low price if
taken for cash at once. Baileys Music
Rooms.
Dec. and 4 are the dates of the an
nual Christmas sale at the Episcopal
church adv
You will find everything in the ready
to-wear line at d. j. Morse's at Mont
pelier. adv.
DIR. Carl f. Robinson Of Williams
town was among the business visitors
in Barre yesterday.
Largest line Of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre atAlowest
prices. L. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
The Ladies' Auxiliary and Clan Cor
dom No. IL, amusement committees
will meet in the Clan rooms on Mon
day, Nov "a, at p. M, prompt
( SiX~room house on Park street. All
conYeniences. Nearly new furnace
Newly painted outside, Owner making
q business change. viii sell for $780,
d. A. Perry, Real Estate Agency.
Special Thanksgiving dinner, with
turkey. Gilbertson's orchestra will fur
nish music, Per plate, $3.50. You will
be helping the management by tele-
phoning 600 how many. j, " Rowen,
Mgr.
The Guernsey herd owned by P M.
Carr was given the tuberculin test yes
| terday. The COWS stood the test in fine
shape and are now wearing the federal
ear tag, showing them to be free from
tuberculosis.
Miss Marie Stokes of West Topsham
left this morning to spend the Thanks
giving vacation at her home in Middle
bury. She was accompanied by Mrs.
ID. B. Ryan of Graniteville, who will
also visit at Miss Stokes home.
The pure bred Holstein herd Of Dean
P. Town Of Plainheld, consisting Of Is
animals, was tested Friday for tuber-
culosis by Dr. Gest, an approved vet
Urinary of the state and federal depart
ment. and was found to be free from
the disease.
Mrs. A. G. Freeman, who is stopping
with her uncle, j. +, Bailey, in Will
Jamestown, for the winter, left this
morning for Boston TO visit her daugh-
ter and to attend the wedding of her
granddaughter, Miss G. Laura Kinney,
to Charles Reynolds, Wednesday, Nov.
rs, she being the daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. II. Il, Kinney of lG 0akyiew ter
race, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawrence Leclair,
who have been visiting for the past
| few days at the home Of the formers
| mother, Mrs. r. A. LeClair Of Summer
street, returned last night to Boston,
where Mrs. LeClsir is trained nurse,
she being called to a case by telegram,
Mr., LeClair was recently discharged
from the service, having served since
1912 with Co. !, I'd cavalry.
That the masonry work might con
tinue at the Peerless factory when the
Thermometer descends to the freezing
mark hot water heater and tank have
been installed Ordinarily brick layers
discontinue work at Is degrees above
zep, but with this method they may
continue to erect the walls Of the main
factory. The exterior walls on the
north and west sides have reached to
the window stills of the first story, this
being accomplished by five masons in
slightly more than weeks time. 9th
er masons are expected to arrive here
Monday, since the other walls are also
in readiness for the brick laying By
the latter part of next week Supt, A. b.
Lane hopes TO have a gang of Is brick
layers at work The cement founda-
ton work is practically completed
though at the present time gravel is be.
ing drawn from the river bed on the op.
posite side of the Trow & Holden ma
chine shop. This gravel is used in the
concrete slab basement floor, now being
constructed in the main building An
s0-foot chimney is to be erected Just
at the rear of the second building,
which will be visible from almost every
part of the city The base will measure
nine feet in diameter The cement
foundation has been completed and as
soon as the radial chimney masons ar.
rive from Boston the construction Of
the mountain Of radial chimney tile
will be started. A special contract was
made for this part Of the construction
work The city water main on South
Main street, which would have been
shut off Sunday to allow the plumbers
to make connections for the sprinkler
system, will remain unmolested Sun
day since the necessary piping has not
arrived yet Most all the hard pine
timberihg and planking to be used in
the work has arrived, together with
much more building material.