The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-01
TALK or THE TOWN

| First.class table board, "The Wood
bine," 81 Jefferson street; regula
boarders desired. adv.
i There viii be special meeting o.
| the Granite Manufacturers associa tior
at the association rooms Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The office of Gage & Gage will be
closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, May 81, June and 2, but will
open at the regular hours June 3.-adv
Miss Annlce McGue of Boston re
turned to her home last evening, after
having spent the holidays with her
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Lagore Of the
Morse block.
Miss Vera Bjork OF Providence, R. l..
is the guest of Miss Ruby Head Miss
Il Bjork is former Barre resident, her
father being well remembered as a
former pastor in Barre.
Victor and Leroy Anderson. who
have been working in the oil fields of
Texas during the past few months,
I nav INihAhtd w AHNiA oh w
street for an indefinite visit.
! Laurence Wilcox, well known to pa
ltrons of Ladds store, has just recently
completed an extended period OF sery-
I ice in the United States army and is
now visiting acquaintance in Barre
A regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon will be held
| Tuesday, June at 7;l5 p. m. Those
who have not paid assessment No. 30
please remember that same is now
due
Mr. and Mrs James Murray, Mildred
Cross, Edward Brown, Frank Mitchell
and Yvonnc Parent of Manchester, y.
H., who were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Browne and family of Cliff
street over the holidays, motored back
to their homes last evening,
The first regular practice Of the
Knights of Columbus baseball team
will be held this afternoon, beginning
at $50, at Lincoln campus. All candi
dates for this organization are re
quested 10 be present. The regular
nights for practice viii be announced
this afternoon.
The woman's association of the Con
grcgational church viii hold its regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon, There
will be missionary program. with |
Mrs. George Tilden in charge. All those /
who have contributions Of clothing for |
the missionary barrel are asked to /
bring them so that the committee may /
be working on them.
T. J. Hoy. formerly foreman of the
line department Of the Barre & Mont |
peier Lighting & Power Co.. with J. /
A. Mcneil, Edward Parizo, Harry Hill !
and Lester y. Moorecroft, all OF whom !
are now employed by the Connecticut
Line & Power Go. Of New Britain. |
Conn. are renewing acquaintance at
the Tenney Service Go. and visiting
relatives and friends in Barre and
Miss Gladys y. Gale had a recital by
one OF her classes at her studio, 4s
Wellington street. last night. After
class work. the following program was
given: Rain Pitter Patters" Duttonl,
Vivian Dodge: Under the Maypole'
(Gurlittl, Edith Harris; Forest Dance
(Coernel, Gwendolyn Kendall; simple
Confession" (Thornel, Rhoda Booth;
In Springtime" (Hucrterl. Florence
Rocking Horse and
dumping Jack" (Huerterl, Ellen Sui
ivan; 'Yalse" tWachsl, Dorothy Bar
,lay; Polish Dance" tSeharwenkat,
Annie Mary Sullivan; Rustic of
Spring" (Syidingl, Helen AnnAs. There
win be another recital by two other
,lasscs next Monday night at o'clock.
A telephone call received yesterday
morning at the fire station summoned
he department to a small spontaneous
ire at the Barre gas house. The run
rad to be made through Main street
ust when the various fraterual and
,eterans' organizations were lining up
or the parade. but the squad A truck
iRd wide berth a. soon a. the screech
# the siren was heard along the thor
,ughfare The call had been necessary
inee mass of excelsior and waste
iscd in the production of gas was emit
ing yolamcs of smoke and endangered
small wooden structure. The depart
nent later in the afternoon made a
econd visit to the gas house as pre-
aution against further combustion.
The firemen were called to Burnham's
meadow this forenoon for brush fire
hat was creeping up the slope.