The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

| family in Hardwick.
Don't miss good time in Worthen
hall tonight. Dancing s to II; good
music. Gents, 55c; ladies', free. adv
Don't forget the recital by pupils Of
| Sacred Heart convent at X. OF G. hall
this evening for the benefit OF the POOR.
Largest line of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. +. A. Prindle. Worthen block
Alfred Rattell completed work at
| Iadd's bakery yesterday for job at
the bakery of the Direct Importing Co.
in Montpelier.
Walter Wells. who for the past two
man at the Eastman grocery store, has
completed work there.
Geraldine, the little daughter of Mr.
/ and Mrs Peter Bianchi of Smith place,
] submitted to a tonsil and adenoid OPP
/ Grafton at her home this morning.
The regular monthly meeting of the
trustees of the Barre City hospital will
be held at the city council rooms on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
! Universalist ladies' dance tomorrow
night, Rowland hall, CAROLS orches-
ira; tickets. 81 per couple, extra ladies,
35c. Dancing 5 to | o'clock. adv.
Miss Eva Marin, daughter of Mr.. and
! Mrs. III. Martin OF Laurel street, who
was operated upon at the Barre City
hospital yesterday, was resting COM
| fortablv to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Nye of North
Montpelier, who have been the guests
of w. A. Bradford and family of South
| AZ - IA pat nd
to their home to-day.
Miss Elsie Mcdonald of Quincy,
Mass, returned to Quincy this morning
after passing a two weeks vacation
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs John
S Mcdonald of Bassett street.
A social will be held at South Barre
grange hall Thursday, April 10. Dane
! ing from till - Admission, soc per
couple: extra ladies, Zoe New sugar
! served for 25c Good music, Public
cordially invited. adv.
Miss Florence Ducharme, who recent.
! ly graduated from the Albany Business
college, arrived in the city last evening
to pass an indefinite time at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs William
Ducharme OF South Barre.
/ Mr.. aud Mrs. Angelo Bersanti OF
Foss street, after bidding adieu to a
host of Italian friends of this city,
started on their Journey yesterday aft
ernoon for San Diego, Cal. where they
are TO make their future home.
Harold Wilson and Harold Middleton
OF PlainHeld, the two young men who
! submitted to examinations in Boston
by army physicians in preparation to
enter the army vocational school re-
turned to this city for a visit while
awaiting a response and result from
/ the tests.
J A sugar on snow social was given by
! leaders Miss Faustina Maker and Miss
| Edith Reid last evening to members OF
| the first patrol Of the girl scouts Of the
1 Methodist church in the basement
/ rooms. Games of various sorts. sing
! ing and other recreations were enjoyed
! by the leaders and, their troopers.
Ladies' Auxiliary of Clan Gordon will
hold their 22d anniversary concert and
dance Friday night, April 10, at 5
O'Clock in Clan hall Invitations are
extended to all Clan ladies and gentle
men friends. clansmen. ex-service men
of Clan Gordon and partners and sons.
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! Clan ladies who are ex.service men.
II any have been overlooked they will
please consider this as their invitation
TO come.-adv.
Music lovers of Barre and Montpel-
! Ter will undoubtedly be interested to
learn that Giovanni Msrtnelli, the IA
nous Italian tenor of the Metropolitan
Opera company. assisted by Kitty
Beale, soprano, also of the Metropoli-
tan. viii give concert at the city
hall, Montpelier. the evening Of May
"a. Mr.. Martinell j. now alternating
with Caruso at the Metropolitan and
L. one of the highest paid artists in
| America to-day This, like the Rus
sian symphony orchestra concert given
in Montpelier several weeks ago. was
secured under the management Of Mr..
and Mrs. John b. Eames
Mrs. +. j. Batchelder Of @ Hill street
on Monday entertained the ladies Of
the philathea class of the Baptist
church in honor Of Mrs. Ruth d. Perry,
who. with her daughter. Thelms, Is
soon 10 leave for Binghamton. y. y.
IL came as a complete surprise TO Mrs.
Perry. who supposed -he was TO attend
q business meeting. The business part
was soon adjourned and Mrs. Luna
Rogers. in very pleasing and fitting
manner. presented Mr.. Perry, in be
half Of the class, nice silk umbrella.
Refreshments were then served and a
very pleasant evening was enjoyed by
lall Before depariin each expresses
their regret in losing Mrs. Perry from
the class and trust the time may not
be long before she returns.
Omar Swenson of the Seenson Gran
lite company Of Concord, y. H.. has
been holding conference to-day with
Fred Suitor. secretary Of the Quarry
WORKER International union. The
conference was inspired by the fact
that the engineers employed in the
Swenson quarries recently received a
charter from the international steam
Engineers association. These engineers
were parties to the national quarry
workers agreement entered into last
September and by reason II their
change If allegiance from tho Quarry
Workers International union t. the
steam engineers association have de-
clined 10 accept the terms of this M
tional agreement and are on strike
While the unions are in doubt a. ia
whirh has jurisdiction over these enri-
nerrs. Mr. Swensnn's quarries arc re-
rcivinr the brunt ~ the trouble Mr.
Swenson called IN Harry Rogers n
Rockport. Mass. chairman ~ the ma
tionsl committee. and : Hollister
Jackson. one ~ the committeeman. T.