The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Montpelier adv.
Mrs, L. RI. Jewett of Mortified Wis
ited in the city last evening.
Mrs. d. w. Parker of Chelsea was
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Louis Gadry of Waterbury
stopped with friends in Barre yester-
day
James Young of Merchant street re-
turned yesterday from a week-en vs-
it with friends in Burlington.
Mrs. Telles Stone, who has been EN-
ployed as cook at the Baltimore Lunch,
has been transferred to the Shepard
cafe.
A good second hand, upright piano,
full size, mahogany case, in fine condi-
ton and cheap, if sold at once. Bailcy's
Music Rooms.
Miss Florence Stone Of Montreal ar,
rived in the city yesterday to spend a
week with her mother, Mrs. Telles
Stone Of the Reed block.
Mr.. and Mrs +. l.. House and Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Blanchard of Montpelier
left Sunday by auto for Boston, where
they will visit relatives in Natick and
Somerville, Mass.
Enjoy comfortable dance at the ar.
mory, Montpelier, May II. Overalls
and aprons are all that is required;
Use per couple. Auspices *. OF G. Car
rolls orchestra adv.
-Four stonecutters and residents Of
the Italian colony, Silvio Caverzasi of
AZ Center street, Beltrami Enrico,
r III al M nj N
OF the Tomasi block, left this morning
for Springfield, having found employ
ment in the machine shops there
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Decoteau of Prov
! idence, r. l., Miss Glodia Decoteau,
Miss Flora Dumas. Whore Decoteau
and chauffeur, Del Greco, of st. Johns
bury came by auto to visit over Sun
dav at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Il. Beaulieu on the East Barre
road. Mrs. Napoleon Decoteau, wto
has taken care Of Mrs. Beauieu, went
| back with them.
! The Ministers Monday club met in
| the parlor of the Bethany church in
Montpelier yesterday. Rev. Charles n.
| st. John. as president of the club. oc-
cupied the chair. The devotional exer-
eises were conducted by Rev. G. II.
Redding. After the reading of the
minutes of the previous meeting, the
! following resolution was proposed and
unanimously carried: "The Ministers
| Monday club suggests that Sunday,
Nav 23. be set aside for addresses on
the subject of observance of the Lord 5
day." As chairman of the committee
| that arranged for the appearance OF
DR.. Grenfell, Rev Charles n. st, John
reported the net proceeds "a for Mont
pelier sl75 for Barre Sl25, together
$500, for the doctors Labrador work.
Rev. D, C. Huntington read paper
on "The Place of the Church in Social
Service The following ministers were
present: Rev. r. L. Goodspeed Rev. ID.
c. Huntington, Rev. b. G. Lipsky Of
Barre; Rev. G. II. Redding, Rev. G. D..
Piper. Rev. w s. Nichols. Rev. c. n.
St. John, Rev. l.. O. Sherburne of
Montpelier, Rev. Frank Bloomfield OF
Berlin.
The board of civil authority met last
evening in the city court room and art
er making several corrections in the
check list for the primary voting and
adding several names, the meeting adj
iourned shortly after 8 O'Clock. The
corrections were, Ed. Duprey, 81 Brook
street, ward 4 +; Georgianna DeBlols, a3
Maple avenue. ward 3; Harold p. Brad
bury. 1913 Washington street, ward ! !;
Jeremiah O'Brien TO "a Hill street,
ward 8; Charles X. Cole to AZ Beacon
street. ward &; Harold Ennis 70 IL
Terrace avenue, ward 2 Henry Bushy
to l0l Prospect street, ward 6; II. A.
Lundv, 200 North Main street, ward
6: Mason c. Pierce, As East street,
ward 2; Arvid L. Olsen, l76 Washing
ton street to ward 2. Men to take the
freeman's oath were Rev. f. l.. Good
speed. As Perry street, ward !; DR.. NJ.
| A. Meagher OF AZ Merchant street,
ward 81 Peter Thorn of Laurel street,
ward 4; William NJ. McHardy, ward l.;
P. c. Lavery of 81 Maple avenue, ward
4; John Dineen of Foster street.
ward 3; Rev. d. C. Huntington OF 90
Washington street, ward !.
That Barre is not depending wholly
upon her granite to keep her before the
public eye is becoming more and more
evident as from time TO time some part
of the country makes inquiry about a
public good being done. This time il
is jacksonville, Fla, that Is looking
10 Barre for information. DIR. A. J.
DeFossett of Montpelier. deputy com
missioner of livestock has just received
letter from the bureau of animal in
dustry at Washington, ID. G., in which
he is asked to furnish all the informa-
tion possible regarding the recent
cleaningup of the milk supply in Barre.
The information complete is being for
warded direct to DIR. Horatio \. Parker,
bacteriologist and chemist for the
health department OF Jacksonville, who
saw the magnificent work being accom-
plished in Barre along the lines men.
toned in a Breeders Gazette and who,
accordingly. wrote to Washington, re-
| ferring to articles contained in the
Barre Daily Times OF Jan. 3, and ex-
pressing a desire 90 be fully informed
of the measure. This, il may be seen,
that If the ordinance worked a hard
ship on some, it may prove to be a
blessing to many, for the idea Of max
ing the milk supply as pure as is pos
sible is fast gaining the attention Of
health officials throughout the country
The cooperation which the city, state
and federal officials lent 10 the matter
here has brought the attention of 9th
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