The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-01
TALK or THE TOWN

! Male ana fcmale, at blJou lhe
atre next Monday and Tuesday adv
: Dance tonight, Montpelier armory
CarrolIs orchestra. Special car t
Barre. adv.
Hats that will suit you, as well a.
your pocketbook, at Mrs. Shadows,
Forsythe place.
Closing out all millinery, small hati
onethird discount this week. Mrs. L
Al Witham.--adv.
The monthly meeting Of the Rec
Cross will be held in ALrich hall Mon
day afternoon Mt 230 o'clock.
The Sweet Family concert, univer
salist church, May II, p. m. Tickets
now on sale by committee. adv.
| Murdo Morrison of Graniteville went
to Windsor yesterday. where he ex'
poets to be employed in the machine
shops.
Alfred Lascor to-day left for St
Adams to make brief visit with rel.
atives before proceeding on business
trip to Plattsburg. n. \.
William Riley of this city left on
Thursday night for Harrisburg, Pa,
4 upon receipt OF letter which assured
| MIN OF WUIk 1T Hfs lihub III tiS gan
tie industry.
Be sure and attend the May dance
| given by the ladies of the Universalist
| church in Rowland hall, next Tuesday
evening; tickets, 81 per couple; dane
ing, to o'clock; CAROLS orchestra.
| adv.
The New Dry Goods Store, conducted
by Mrs. c. NJ. Halves, Pearl street,
has been forced tosfnd other quarters
and is now conveniently located at Is
Elm street, where both old and new
customers will be welcomed adv
Douglas Inglis and Ira Houston yes
terday finished 900-mile journey from
| Detroit. Mich, in two new Dodge cars.
They left Detroit Monday and expert
enced since then many bad roads, due
to the heavy transforms OF the past
| week.
Miss Dorothy Simmonds, who has
been passing the Easter vacation OF the
Springfield, Mass. graded schools at
her home in WiIliamstown,< passed
through the city to-day, while en-
route to Springfield to resume duties
as a teacher Monday morning
Mrs. Arthur Boyea of Merchant
street retained last evening from the
Fanny Allen hospital, Winooski, where
her husband was successfully oper'
ated upon yesterday for appendicitis.
Mr.. Boyes was reported TO be satisfac-
torily improving this morning.
The Goddard senior class play has
been chosen and will be presented Ell
Their during the last week IN May or
the first week in June. The play has
two titles, Sowing Wild Oats or
Uncle ,Iohn's Secretary" played by
professionals. II was advertised as
''His Private Secretary but gained
IT. new titles after being rewritten
for amateurs.
A telegram was received to-day by
relatives in Barre announcing the death
OF Mrs, r. W. Chalmers in tuBercular
sanatorium in Hartford. Conn, where
she had been about n year, Mrs.
Chalmers was formerly Miss Florence
Moves OF Orange and Mr.. aud Mrs.
Chalmers were at one time residents Of
this city. The funeral will be held Mon
day, presumably at Orange her native
town, though the telegram did not
state definitely.
Three members 9f the Italian Pleas.
ure club. who tonight leave this city
for distant points to be employed, were
given a rousing farewell reception in
the club rooms last evening when near
" every member OF the. club was pres
emit These men. Oswaldo Cabrini of y
street and gucco Berini Of Brook steet
leave for New York City while the
third. John Frontini, leaves for Shensn'
doah. Ia. 10 Join his brother. As tok
ems of remembrance they were each
presented a fountain pen. \ highly
entertaining and varied program had
been prepared with the result that one
Of the most enjoyable affairs ever
given was held Nerenezzfs' mandolin
and guitar orchestra furnished mu-
sic for the evening, with Charles Cop
pitti and the Incost brothers render
ing several harmonious trio selections.
William Milne also entertained with
his clog dancing. The two little David
brothers also gave a boxing exhibition.
During the evening a buffet lunch was
served. and singing by various mem
bers of the club and card games and
smoke talks with many a good story
intermingled completed the program.
A number of Barre, Montpelier and
Mortified granite manufacturers are
Manning TO leave tomorrow afternoon
for New York City to attend the spe-
.cial meeting of the International Mon
umental Granite Producers association. !
which opens Monday May 3, at Hotel
Fillmore. Among the number are both !
official and unofficial representatives OF
the Barre Quarters s Manufacturers
association. The group leaving on the
4.4O train tomorrow afternoon in |
eludes A. A. Milne, president Of the
G. NJ. A.. J. c. Booth, j. G.. Calcagni, |
u. VI. Barclay, Secretary Athol X. Bell |
Of the q. NJ. A., j. NJ. Boutwell, of
Montpelier, =. A. Grearson, q. Straiton,
q. r. DeMerell, Alex. Milne Of Nichols
street. J. X. Prize, Donald Smith, y. q. |
Mcleod. r. T. Callahan of Montpelier,
T.. A. Chase of Mortified, William
Barclay. William Carswell, John A.
Cross Of Mortified, ". b. Mackenzie.
A. c. Simpson. = Holilster Jackson,
president OF the |. NJ G. p. A. H.. NJ.
Jones, president of the Barre Quar-
riers & Manufacturers association. and
James G.. Carswell will also attend,
these men having left yesterday or
to-day.