The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Night dub.
See our leather goods in black, brown
and grey, at Lander's Cigar store.
Women's LaFrance low shoes on sal,
Saturday, sizes to A. use per pair, a
Shea S. adv.
Anyone going to Montreal Aug. :.
or 3d. who will take two passengers
call 227 .5.--adv.
Dance every Saturday night, Mont
pelier armory.l CAROLS orchestra
Special car.--adv.
4 Regular meeting of the |. Q. o. L., NJ
T., will be held in X. of p hall at
p. m. Friday, Aug 81.
Regular meeting of the Central La.
Dor union of Barre and vicinity will
be held tonight at 1850
| Baseball South Barre A. c., vs.. Ran
dolph, at South Barre, Aug. 2S, at 3
p. m. In first game at Randolph, Ran.
dolph won, 5 to s. 'Nough said.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Frazier and two
| children, Harry and David. visited rel.
atiyes in Barre yesterday. making the
trip from their home in Northfeld BY
auto.
H. r. Cutler of the firm of r. f.
| Cutler 4 Son of this city was among
those persons from Barre at the La
noble county fair at Morrisville yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Premier and
son, Wendell, of Academy street re.
turned to Barre Wednesday, after hav-
ing spent two weeks in Springfield,
Mass, and Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl kiser and three
children are moving from Washing
ton, where they occupied the old from
| bley farm, SO called, to the tenement
in the rear of Oscar Smiths second
hand store on North Main street
In the picture of Moose headquarters
in White Plains, n. y. which is dis
played in the window Of the Shea shoe
store, the man whose likeness is shown
third from the right in the rear row is
Cecil Copeland of Park street, this
city.
d. F. Summey, jr., of Cincinnati. o.
who is TO be accorded reception by
local "Dokies" in Rowland hall to.
night arrived this afternoon from
Portland, Me. He was accompanied by
his wife and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fl. Chase of Hopedale, Mass.
A street carnival and dance will be
given by Capital City grange in Mont
pelier Thursday evening, September
End. Music by CARROTS orchestra. To
be held in Montpelier on Elm street
from Langdon to State streets. Lemon.
ade well, ice cream booth, etc, also
entertainment in the afternoon Band
concert in the evening.
A motorcycle accident near Water
bury last night was reported in Barre
this morning. Two Montpelier fel
lows, Harold Batchelder and y. Wy,
man, were riding towards Waterbury,
when horse suddenly blocked the
road in front of them, causing them to
send the machine off the road. The
motorcycle turned turtle, pinning Wy
man under it, and br,iising his legs
considerably. Batchelder came out OF
the accident without scratch, and the
machine was in no way damaged.
Members of Suadah temple, No. $40.
ID. O. X. K, are to entertain d. f.
Summey, jr., of Cincinnati, o., in
Rowland hall tonight at s o'clock. Mr..
Summey is a past imperial prince of
the dramatic order and is making a
tour of the temples Throughout this
section of the country, coming TO Barre
from New Brunswick. II was while
he was in the Office of imperial prince
in 1908 that Suadah temple was insti.
tuted, so that his visit will be vel
coined by all "Dokies" Lunch and
cigars and a general good time viii
mark the official visitation of the rep
resentative Of the imperial palace.
South Barre grange held its regular
meeting at the Universslist hall Aug.
%. with a good attendance. A pro.
gram given by the ladies in the con
test was in charge of Mrs. James
Thow, Mrs. viii Dudley and Mrs,
Walter Lewis. The program was as
follows: Piano selection, Miss Vera
Owen; essay on Fidelity Mrs. Mer-
ton Towne; vocal solo. with encore.
Miss Owen; farce, "The Packing of the
Home Missionary Barrel" the follow
ing ladies taking part-Hostess, Mrs,
win Nye; Mrs, Dinps, Mrs. Roy
Blanchard; Miss Slim. Mrs. Charles
Persons; Mrs. Jones. Mrs. James
ThoW: Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. d. Cutler;
Mrs. Marks, Mrs. c. Huse; Mrs. White.
Mrs. Walter Lewis; Mrs. Hicks. Miss
Nettie May Wilson: Sophia, a Polish
girl. Mrs. Harry Blanchard.
S HOLSTER Jackson was unanimous
ly reelected president of-he lnterna-
tional Monumental Granite Producers
association at the recent convention in
St Louis. Mo. Mr.. Jackson was one
Of the principal speakers at the y. r.
NJ. d. A. convention, where gathered
representatives from every quarry cen
ter in the United States. Barre friends
Of Robert ID. Smith will undoubtedly
be pleased to learn that he. too. was
re elected a. treasurer Of the T. NJ
&. p. A. at the convention. At the cN
hibit OF memorials in the St Louis