The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-21
TALK OF THE TOWN
Attend Shea's big shoe saleadv.
Highland dancing. with speciaD prize

Second hand Emerson piano for sail
cheap at Bailey's Music Rooms, adv
Hats to close out for Sl.9s to $3.50
Store viii be closed Aug L. Mrs. L
! A. Witham
/ The fiye-a side football champion
ship will surely be an interesting fea
ture at the Clan picnic. adv.
South Barre grange will hold its reg
ular meeting Thursday night at it,
new hall, Universalist chapel, with the
program in charge of Flora.
/ The girl scouts of the Methodist
church will serve ice cream on the
church lawn during band concert to
night. Public cordially invited. adv
Miss Edith M. Gordon and a friend
from Waltham, Mass, are spending a
few weeks with the formers mother
Mrs. Alexander Gordon, of Spaulding
street
Having purchased an automobile de.
livery truck, we are now better pre-.
pared to look after the wants of both
old and new customers. l.. Passerini &
Co, bakers.
Mrs. Edward Morency and young
son, Charles, from Quebec. arrived in
town yesterday for two weeks visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Desjardins of Brook
street
H. j. NJ Jones of the Jones Broth
ers Co. and the state fuel admins
TRAITOR, has returned from New York
after attending conference of the fuel
administrators, producers and whole
salers of the eastern district.
Ex-service men, attention! The home
service work, which has been carried
on in a room in the Jackson block,
hereafter will be looked after in Miss
Gridley's room, city building, on
Wednesday evenings from to D
o'clock
Friends in Barre of George A, Zen.
ME viii be glad to learn OF his promo
ton in the United States navy, that
of engineer officers, now stationed at
Newport, +. |. Being skilled machin
list, he will be quite fitted for the dis
charge of his new duties.
Papers have been filed in the city
clerks office conveying the William
Stephen house at So Pleasant street
to D. j. Hayes of Montpelier, pos
session to be given about Aug
/. Mr.. Hayes. who is superintendent
of the McGovern Granite company, Inc,
of Barre, buys for a home.
Salvatore Casellini from the Quarry
Savings Bank 4 Trust company, in
company with John Caleagni from the
Union Clothing company, started to-
day by auto for two weeks out
ing at Highgste Springs. They also
plan to take trip to Montreal and
then home by way of New York state.
Regular meeting of Hiawatha lodge,
No. 20, |. o. o. r., on Thursday eve.
ming, July -. The lodge will have as
their guests about so members from
Hartford lodge, Hartford, Conn. Sup.
per will be served at O'Clock and at
1880 the first degree viii be con
ferred. All members of the order are
cordially invited to be present, Is
pecially visiting members. A large
attendance is anticipated.
The Philomathians gave farewell
party to Mrs. O. X Hollister at the
home of Mrs. n D. Phelps yesterday
afternoon II was such get -together
as the Philomathians always enjoy
a general good time and light refresh
ments. Mrs. HOLSTER was charter
member of the Philomathian club, also
of the Barre Woman's club and always
has been interested and active in the
important work that these clubs have
accomplished A gold thimble was pre-
sented as a slight token Of their
friendship for her and the best wishes
OF the club members 20 with her. Mrs.
J. w. Vaughan of Brattleboro and Mrs
H. G. Woodruff Of Montpelier, out
of-town members. were present.
Guarding the powerful powder plant
where tons of explosives are kept for
the use Of the government, Frank II.
Paro, formerly of Barre, is ono of the
members of the L. $. marine guard
at bingham, Mass. a recent official
report from that place states that
young Paro has been promoted to the
rank of corporal Corporal Paro, who
Is a brother OF Mrs. Grace Kelly Of
Barre, makes his home here when not
in the service. lie Joined the marines
at Boston about year ago. and aft
er completing his course Of training a,
Paris Island. s. e.. he was especially
selected for the important duty Of
guarding one Of the principal powder
supply bases Of the government. While
at bingham. Corporal Paro soon won
recognition for his knowledge Of the
duties assigned TO him and won pro
motion upon the recommendation Of
his commanding officer.