The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

| II. II. hullei ~ III OSutiSbhiSp ~. l. -
on few days business visit.
Lobster. salad and strawberry short
cake at Shepard cafe Sunday. adv.
George Delphia of Short street was
called to Brandon to-day by the illness
Of his wife.
Mrs. Halves New Dry Goods store is
now located at IS Elm street Open
| evenings.-adv
William Carswell of Orange street
is passing 10 days with his son, Cedric,
in New York City.
One more good upright piano for
| sale at low price at Bailey's Music
Rooms, Barre.--adv.
Russell Coffin of johnson street left
this morning for Hartford, Conn,
where he expects to find employment.
Soldiers Of Fortune" at Bijou the
atre next Monday. Prices, matinee 25c,
evening 35e, children l5c. Don't miss it.
adv.
A. Berini of q Brook street returned
yesterday from Quincy, Mass, after
stopping with relatives in that city
for week or so.
Mr.. and Mrs f. L. Noyes leave to-
morrow by automobile for Bethlehem,
n H., to pass a few days at Mrs,
Noyes' former home,
A daughter, weighing eight Wounds,
was born Thursday morning, May 6,
4 - NJ, onJ Nv Gaoroa n priuhor, cf
"a Webster avenue.
Mrs. f. Rule and daughter, Miss
Agnes, of Elm street have gone to
Waltham, Mass, where they intend to
make permanent residence.
The nature department of The Won
ans club will meet Monday evening
with Mrs L. NJ. Averill, Hilltop ave
nue.; subject, Botanical Studies"
Buy reserved seats to-day at Bailey's
Music Rooms to hear the famous tenor,
Martinelli, at Montpelier next Friday
Prices, including tax, $ll0, $l.65, 1920.
adv.
Giovanni Martinelli, famous tenor,
and Helena Marsh, contralto, will be
heard in concert at Montpelier May IA.
Buy reserve seats to-day at Bailcy's
Music Rooms.-ady.
To-days special at Fitts-Women's
light weight fabric gloves, embroidered
backs, gauntlet wrists; brown, gray
and mode; $3.50 value, specially priced
$l.l9 a pair.--adv.
The pastor of the Baptist church will
speak to mothers on Sunday morning
at l0:30. viii every mother of the
church and congregation consider this
a personal invitation to be present and
occupy the front center pewsy No 9TH
er invitation will be sent, as invita-
tion cards could not be secured.
A group Of young ladies from
Spaulding high school, Miss Angel and
Miss Doris Sprague of the freshman
class, Miss May Rennie, Miss Spear
and Miss Clara Gardner, teacher, left
yesterday afternoon for Burlington to
attend the convention of the Young
Woman's Christian association of Yer
mont
Harold Morse, who recently com
pleted work at the office of the Odds
mobile Company of Vermont, leaves
this afternoon for Los Angeles, Cal, in
company with Frank +. Robinson, as
sistant postmasteE who goes on a leave
Of absence TO joinNhis wife Both men
have speculative plans and are unde
cided as to the extent of their stay in
that country. Mr.. Robinson is TO be
succeeded as grand keeper of seal and
records in the Knights Of Pythias lodge
by Past Grand Chancellor Fred A.
Whitaker OF Bellows Falls. who will
carry on the work at his home.
The group OF granite manufacturers
and quarry owners, some from Barre, !
Waterbury and Montpelier, |
who went to New York last Sunday to |
attend the special meeting Of the J. NJ !
G. p A.. have nearly all returned to |
their homes. Those TO arrive in the |
city yesterday were A. A. Milne, John |
Mcleod. Donald Smith, John G. Booth. |
Athol r. Bell. secretary of the Granite |
association. and George |
Demerell, a representative. $ HOLSTER |
Jackson and wife returned last evening |
after visiting in Boston on the return |
journey. George Straiton and !. NJ /
Boutwell, stopped of in Springfield |
Mass, and 4 O. Grearson at Green /
field, Mass. 30 visit former en-
ployee. Fred King Of this city. who -us
tanned three broken ribs. while en-
ployed at construction work Douglas
Barclay and Alex Milne have also re
turned
The Barre City band, which has sui
fered the loss oi several Of its best
since the suspension Of work
in the granite sheds, is to remain or
ganized as long as possible, and under
the present plans viii give from p 10
~ upen-air concerts during the summer
Among the number TO leave
he city is Leader William Gilbertson,
a cornet soloist, who i making an in
definite visit in South Eoyalton. await.
ing developments in the granite situa
ion. Should the trouble be settled
soon. Mr. Gilbprtson win return to as
'ume the leadership, otherwise, either
Mr. Merrill. leader of the Montpelier
Military band or Mr. Dufur Of Barre
viii perform the work II has always
been the custom 10 have Memorial day
mark the first appearance Of the Barre
,and for an open-air concert, but such
will not be the case this year Weather
permitting, a concert viii be given in
he city park hand stand "Wednesday
evening, MAY ~, the present strength |
u the organization being p pieces
Not a weekly practice has been missed
Turing the long winter and az the
'oncert given in the opera house early