The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

SPECIAL cut PRIZE III oulAo CIV AbVin -
Montpelier. adv.
Belmont Houghton of the UNIVERSE
ty of Vermont passed Sunday at his
home on Elm street.
A good second hand, upright piano,
full size, mahogany case, in fine condi-
tion and cheap, if sold at once. Bailey
Music Rooms.
Petty thieves are stealing cash from
milk dishes set out on Franklin street.
Househoders are warned TO be on the
lookout for them.
Peter Mozsolo of North Main street
returned yesterday afternoon from a
few DAYS fishing in waters in the vi
entity Of Waterbury.
Miss Nettie Lawless, a dressmaker,
is spending a few days at her home in
Portland, Me-, but expects to return
to this city by Tuesday.
The Sweet Family have been request
ed to give their concert at Northfied.
Their last appearance in Barre, Tues
day, p. M, Universalist church.. adv.
Miss Freda Ladd, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. f. D, Laid of 20 Franklin
street, is having , few days vacation
from Smith college and at present is
/ visiting at her home.
Mrs. Lodema w. Devendorf of Herki-
mer, n. Y, is visiting Rev. and Mrs.
Frank o. Hokerk at the Uniyersalist
parsonage. Mrs. Devendorf will remain
! in Barre for the summer.
rheumatism is increasingly preva-
| lent, due to the heavy rains this year.
This explains the unusually large de-
mand 4. A. Dorwn has for Rheuma,
the one remedy for rheumatism sold
on gliarantee.adv
Miss Katherine f. Martin of "a Rich
ardson street, a. student in Mount Hol-
| yoke college, had one of the leading
| roles in the presentation OF the junior
class show, Hand Painted" at the
college Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Roswell Miles and fam
ily of Graniteville leave to-day for
| Bratteboro to reside, Mr.. Miles being
established in business with his father
there. Their household goods have been
, shipped from their recent home in
Graniteyille.
Mrs. Peter Peduzzi of l34 North
Seminary street, with her son. Ray
mond, and daughter, left last night for
! New York City, where on Tuesday she
boards ship for Italy. Mrs. Peduzzi
goes intent upon making that country
/ her future habitation.
Regular monthly meeting Of the la
dies union of the Presbyterian church
| Tuesday evening, May H. at the home
| OF Mrs Lizzie Wood, Nichols street, at
7:30. Ladies' please notice change in
place of meeting, as sickness prevents
our meeting in the place appointed for
this month, on our program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Ballard Of
Milton, who have Just retained from a
wedding trip to New York City, were
recent guests of the formers brother,
Nelson h. Ballard. Mrs II. T. Ballard
of Montpelier and Mrs. Laura Ballard
of St. Paul are also visitors at the
Ballard home.
Rev. Charles ST. John, pastor Of
Bethany church, Montpelier, preached
at the evening service in the Congrega-
tional church last night. DIR. +. L.
Goodspeed being in Brookield to de-
liver an address at the celebration Of
the union Of the First and Second
churches Of that town, which was OBJ
served yesterday.
Word was received to-day from G.
C. l. A. headquarters in Quincy, Mass,
that Alexander Ironside of Barre and
Alexander w. Russell of Quincy, had
been elected delegates from the Gran
lite Cutters International association
TO the American Federation OF Labor
convention in Montreal this summer.
The figures in the voting for delegates
were not received,
Mary Goss Of Montpelier, who is de.
partment president of the Woman's
Relief corps. was in Brookfeld Satur
day and installed officers in corps No.
As. She was accompanied by Emma
A. LaPoint and Mary and Evelyn Me
Allister, Mile Daley, Fannie Slavery,
Mary Dutton and Mabel Benevides
from corps No IS, Williamstown. The
Brookfield corps, whose president is
Abbie L. Naw, served a bountiful din
ner, which was appreciated by the Wis
itors. Only one old veteran was pres
ent. Ira Carpenter. who l. the present
commander Of the post.
At the rear Of the y. d. Phelps store
and in conjunction with the Gordon
block. a two. story cement walled add
ton is being built. This addition. which
is to be approximately 20 by 20 feet, Is
being constructed for the use Of the
Phelps hardware store. the lower floor
to be utilized as an office and shipping
room and the second floor as tin shop
Trenches for the foundation have been
dug and on Saturday morning the work
Of pouring the foundation walls was
begun. In connecting this addition " it'll
the main building an extra door is to
be cut in at the location Of one Of the
windows
Principal O. X Hollister Of Goddard
seminary has received no report from
the baseball team now in Massachu
setts concerning Saturday, game with
Dean academy which was scheduled TO
have taken place at Franklin. and for
this reason believes that none was
played, since Boston papers declare
that nearly all baseball games in end
about Boston had TO be cancelled be-
cause OF rain. The team plays Cush
ing academy to-day at Ashburnham,
Mass. and il is quite probable Amer
leo POLL, the promising young twifler
Of this city. viii be in the box The
team Is expected home tonight or
early tomorrow morning
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