The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-20

to 1900. May be seen at Cutters
| stable
Ernest Stacey of 70 Prospect street
left this noon for New York City to
pass an indefinite time.
Joe Cerasoli and John Lavailey left
to day for Hartford, Conn, where they
hope to secure employment.
Who can use good, second hand
parlor organ at very low price? Call
at Bailey's Music Rooms. adv.
Edmond LaClair who has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. +. A. LaClair of
81 Summer street, has returned to
Boston.
DIR. w, r. Lazell of South Main
street went to Boston to-day and ex-
poets to be absent about week on q
business trip.
The Sweet family orchestra is worth
hearing. Once heard never to be for
gotten Betsey Belinda Sweet operates
the drum.-adv.
Come to the poverty social at the
Baptist church tonight at 8 o'clock
Young and old cordially invited. Ad-
mission l0c.-adv.
Miss Winifred Hamel is having a
weeks vacation from the Adams Co.
| dry goods store and left this morning
| for her home in Plaintield.
John Milne Of Madison street left
last night for Bristol, Conn. Another
granite cutter to seek work in Bristol
is William Duncan, who left to-day.
The best choice of white organdie and
voiles for graduation dresses; also ba-
tiste and nainsook The Little Dry
Goods Store, Cottage street, off Main.
! Masquerade ball in armory hail,
Montpelier. April 90 CAROLS orches
| ira; under auspices OF Red Men and
| Pocahontas. Prize for best costumes
$3.50 goldpieces, poorest costume ST.
| adv.
A woman's beauty is oftentimes
marred by carelessly kept finger nails.
Miss Fox, 81 East street, win make an
appointment with you for manicuring,
shampooing, massaging or scalp treat
ments. Phone 342Y.-adv.
All Board Of Trade members are
urged to attend the annual meeting
tonight at 8 o'clock in the Averill
building. Election of officers and an
address by James r. Taylor of Bur
lington. secretary of the Greater Yer
mont association Lunch will be served |
after the meeting.
Bows who come from far and near to |
play ball in the vicinity OF the Presby
terrain church are causing householders'i
thereabouts TO lose patience, as they /
are very annoying, both by their noise
and by their impudent remarks when
asked to desist There is sickness IN
the vicinity. which further tends TO
make the huhbub anything but desir
able. and parents whose boys corue
there to play are asked to see that
they gather in some other section. The
police have already been notified of the
disturbances. which occur on Sundays
as well as week days.
To Henry Mute OF Maple avenue must
be given credit for setting the pace in.
the adoption OF oyerals for street APP
pare in Barre a. it was he who first
came out with them yesterday. Mr..
Mute, who Is tool shsrpener al the
Jones Brothers company, needed TO
make no investment for this apparel
and the DOMINIC OF them was no event
in his career. though he was not accus-
toned to make this a street garb An
other figure appeared to-day, Robert
Jones. superintendent of the Jones
Brothers granite plant Of this city.
wearing a complete suit, to be in vogue
with his numerous friends in Mont
pelier where he resides.
OF the 2l9 stonecutters TO he eX
amiued and N-rayed during the past
two weeks not one has been found to
have tubercular lungs, fact that has
startled the investigators, since it com
pletely overturns the general opinion
that all the members Of the granite
are affected to some degree
by the disease The investigation con
tinues in various forms. chief Of which /
j. the physical examination of each
The latest feature of the work !
will be an analysis of stone dust. A
small quantity. with the aid of an ex-
strong steel magnet, divulged
the fact that what was supposed to be |
stone dust generally contained a vast |
amount of fine steel and the exact !
quantity Of these two materials viii |
be known within few days. when a
scientific ANALYSIS will be completed.
The program for next Thursday
evenings boxing exhibitions at the
armury hall is Montpelier has the APP ,
pearances of being one Of the fastest ,
sets seen in the capital this season.
Sergt Swarstrom. the lightweight ,
champion of Camp Devens. will be here
again for l2-Tound bout with Eddie ;
Rsrcelli Of Quincy, Mass. Swsrstrom's ,
ability came forth TO its best when he
fought Bert Jones several weeks ago, !
20 a few words about Barcelli viii give ,
oue fair conception Of what he has ,
lone in the ring Last December he
fought a draw with Swarstrom and
has either won or figured in a draw
with such men as Alcalzonc. Buddy
Dolan. Gerard Guisnnie. Johnny 'Grey,l ,
Jack Mansfred, Billy Woods. Young !,
ghakas. Tommy Corbiey. Jimmy Fraz- /,
setti. Tommy Moore. Flash Rogers aud
Young Mack. These opponents, Swar-
strom and Barcelli. viii furnish the /,
feature exhibition. but two fast ones ;
are TO decide the lightweight champion ,
ship Of Vermont in the semi-tinal bout
and thesss are Sailor Battling Mctiov-
Pm. former champion of the Pacific
aeet. T.. :. navy. and Sailor Wheel Of ,
The latter scrapper has /;
arranged for a bout with Edgar Beau ,
leu in Burlington. sometime in the
near future. Two Nd bows. Young
Lord Of Berlin and Clarence Holmes Of
Montpelier. and the Gallagher brothers
Z Montpelier viii be the contesting