The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-12
TALK OF THE TOWN


mence work Monday morning at I
o'clock, instead of at 6:l5 as at pres
emit.
Meadowbrook Golf club tournament
will start June 49, Members are re-
quested to be on the grounds at $3.50
a. m. prompt.
Thomas Trioni of Smith street re-
turned yesterday from Newark, n j.,
where for several weeks he has been
employed in the granite industry.
Fritz Williams and brother, Alfred.
arrived here yesterday afternoon from
Concord, N. H., having been employed
at their trades there since early April.
Long-distance and general trucking:
truck is also equipped TO carry parties;
will seat between Is and 20 people. All
pneumatic tires. Granite City Bottling
Works.
Dave johnson and John Eastman,
who early last week went to Lima, o.,
have returned to this city with two
new Garford trucks, each loaded with
new tractors.
Special sale Of two, three and four
burner Kerogas oil stoves, the best in
Barre Largest line of new and Sec
ond- hand ranges in Barre. Get prices.
E. A. Prindle, Worthen block.
Pompo and Anita Cattaneo of New
Haven, Conn, who for the past week
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Otolini ofs So Blackwell street, re
turned to their home to-day.
Trow hill school will hold commence
ment exercises in the grange hall Sat
urday evening, June Il. In addition
to the school exercises, there will be
an address by Judge Frank j. Martin.
Public cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reid. for the
past two years residents of Newark,
N. j., are now here to spend the sum.
mer months with Mrs. Richie of Beck
ley hill. Mr.. Reid win be remembered
as the former steward of the Vincitia
club of this city.
Miss Margaret Richie, supervisor of
drawing in the Barre public schools,
left last night for New York City to
spend week with relatives. She was
accompanied by Miss Mary Milne of
Summer street, who goes to Newark,
n. j., to spend the summer months
with relatives,
Miss Rebekah Chesser of Currier
street, cashier of the Union Clothing
Co., together with Mrs. James Web.
ster of Patterson street, went TO Mont
real yesterday and from there they
viii sail for Scotland to- make an in
definite stay. Miss Gertrude Thomp-
son of Keith avenue is performing the
duties of cashier in place of Miss Ches
ser during her absence, which is expect
ed TO extend to next October.
A short message received by rela
tives of Miss Gladys Rhind, daughter
Of Mrs Mary Rhind of 10 Harrison
place, and graduate of Spaulding
high school in 1917, brings the news
that Miss Rhind was married some
time this week to Frank Flanagan, an
OF the Travellers Tnsur.
ance company Of Hartford, Conn. They
are to take two weeks wedding trip
to New York City and up the Hudson
river.
DR.. D. c. Jarvis leaves tomorrow
for Saranac Lake. n. Y, and the Tru.
ieau school Of tuberculosis, where for
the next six weeks, beginning June IA
and continuing until July &c, he will |
attend the summer school for the study |
81 tuberculosis. DIR. Henry Ladd OF
Burlington, formedly superintendent OF
the Mary Fletcher hospital and but re
Gently chosen by the Vermont Tuber
rulosis association as the state expert, |
win join DR.. Jarvis.
John McHardie has returned to Barre |
TO resume work in the granite sheds |
Mr.. MeHardie has for the
past 10 weeks been employed "a a |
foreman by the LaFrance Construction |
in Windsor, now erecting a |
75-tenement block for the Grossly Ma. |
chine company, which found il neces-
sary TO house employees of their fac !
tory. Under Mr. MeHardie were 90 !
Barre stOnecutteTs, all of whom have |
returned to this city within the past |
week
Pamphlets describing the conditions
and arrangements for the pilgrimage |
10 Metz. France. for the dedication az |
the Bartlett statue of Lafayette, the !
gift Of the Knights of Columbus to the |
republic Of France, were distributed |
yesterday to many of the local knights |
by Grand Knight 4. ]. Owens. The
national council has completed all prep |
arati6ns, even to the minor details OF
travel for anyone who joins the pill
yrimage that begins Saturday, Aug. I,
and ends Saturday, Aug is.
Manager William Clark of Spauld
ngs baseball squad yesterday com.
Dleted arrangements with Brigham
nigh school for the state high school
game which will be
played in Burlington Monday morning.
beginning at $3.50. The date had be-
ore been agreed upon but some DELAY
vas caused in an endeavor 10 procure
Centennial feld.s None other than a
forenoon game could be arranged, a.
he University Of Vermont PLAYS SYRIA
use Monday afternoon, and, Of course.
Uses Centennial field.
A joint party in honor of their APP
marriage was rendered Miss
Frances Burke, Miss Angie Nanetti and
Mss Florence Holland at the home OF
Miss Lorraine Loranger of l06 Summer
treet. To attract the three brides to
y to the Loranger home. each attend
d what she supposed was a shower
lpon one Of the other two. but which
lad been planned for the trio. Early in
he evening. at 1880, about p young
aides of the senior soldslity Of st.