The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Electric shoe repairing under Ameri-
can Express Office. Thompson's.s
Buy reliable pianos at reasonable
| prices at Bailey's. Music Rooms. adv.
i A meeting of troop q, boy scouts,
will be held tonight at o'clock at
their club rooms.
Dance at Dewey park Wednesday
! night. CAROLS orchestra, six pieces.
Special cars after, both ways. adv.
| Miss Febuella Blow of Burlington
has come to spend the summer with
her cousin, Miss Nora Douglas, at the
Lilac farm.
A regular meeting of Barre council.
No. 40l, Knights of Columbus, will be
held this evening at the council cham
Der at 1880.
Members of local Sons of Veterans
camp who are going to Post Mills on
Thursday meet at o. J. Dodge's store
at O'Clock sharp.
A big public dance, auspices class
| 1919, Rowland hall, Thursday, July s.
from s till I. CAROLS orchestra, 81
a couple, war tax included.-ady
A regular meeting of st. Johns court,
c. o. r., will be held Thursday eve
ming at o'clock. Important business,
Every member is requested to attend.
Smoke talk after the meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Corse and son,
Robert, of Detroit, Mich, returned 70
their home Saturday, after having Wis
tied friends and Mrs. Corse's sister,
Mrs Robert Troup, for the past three
| weeks.
Frank Mccormack, who is employed
| by the Marsh Brothers Automobile
company of Cleveland, O., is spending
! two weeks vacation with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Mccormack, of
Hillside avenue.
Edward Harrison of Windsor, who
has been visiting at the home of Mrs.
| Georgiana DeBlois of Maple avenue.
has gone to Marshfeld, where he will
visit his brother, Henry, for few
days before returning home.
Raymond G. Fuller, who, with Mrs.
Fuller, is spending the summer at the
f, home of l.. Howard, 9 Ayerill street,
has returned to New York City, where
he went to attend meeting of the
! Tennessee child welfare survey com
mission, of which he is member.
The strong east hill baseball team
met defeat at the Lincoln campus
last night by the South Barre A. c.,
| the score being South Barre Ii. cast
hill ;. The following men played for
east hill: Brown C., Bizzozero p, Gale
| H.. Hall 2b, c. o'Keefe~3b., Chase S..
!. o'Keefe RI, Burger IT,, White ct.
At a patriotic meeting of Cobble Hill
grange Tuesday evening, the following
| program was presented: Patriotic
overture, Ella Phelps; reading, Earle
W. Winter; vocal solo, Ida Diekie;
! conundrums, Mrs. Clara Nelson; read
| ing. Lester C. Batchelder; violin solo,
Marjorie smith; reading, Harold NJ.
Bancroft: patriotic medley, Il. Ruth
Veino. This meeting marked the end
of a lively membership contest, which
has been running for the past SIX
months. and according to the present
! figures il seems that the treat is due
| from the men.
The serving of ice cold pure milk To
| KTdHltt tuiltir -
the plant of f. C. Glysson, Inc, by eA-
Mayor f. C. Glysson is gaining favor
among the men daily and the idea Is
taking hold in many of the other
plants about town. In speaking OF
the move, Mr.. Glysson states that dou-
BILE the quantity of milk Is now being
consumed at his plant and that he Is
quite certain that the men would not
want to be deprived of il now that
they are getting accustomed TO. II. lhe
milk is delivered in bottles and kept
on ice and the men are allowed TO
stop work and drink it at any time OF
the day. II is felt by those who start
ed the movement that the rest from
the arduous work on a hot day and
the high food value of the milk adds
to the efficiency of the workman and
helps build him up physically to with.
stand disease In time It Is believed
that practically all granite plants viii
adopt the milk idea.