The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ lars from Montpelier TO Barre aftel
Dartmouth dance Friday night adv.
Mrs. M. Cook of Perrin street has
gone to Plainfeld to care for Mrs
| Thurston.
All dark hats ait half price to close
out, crepe, milan and panama at biz
discount until sold Mrs. Il. A. With.
| am.
Regular meeting of Granite City
lodge, !. 0, 0. L., NJ e., will he held
in Knights of Pythias hall Friday
May rs, at o'clock p. m.
All public schools in Barre Town
will be closed Monday, May 81, for the
observance of Memorial day. g. J.
Seager, superintendent.
Regular meeting of Colonel J. B.
Mead circle, No. !, Ladies of the G. A.
r., Friday afternoon at 2:30 in auxfi-
iary hall, Worthen building.
Steven C. Dorsey of Rutland visited
friends in Barre yesterday and to-day
after attending the morning sessions
of the Republican convention.
r. H. Rogers, Alex. A. Milne, aud
John w. Dillon are among the group
of Barre men spending week at the
Hooker camp at Greensboro pond.
The office Of Gage a. Gage will be
closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, May 81, June | and 2, but will
open at the regular hours June 3.--adv.
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
Edmund Polli, Angelo Marchetti and
Angelo Diversi of Berlin, n, H.. are Wis
iting acquaintance in Barre for few
days, having arrived here by auto Tues.
day evening.
Extra quality red rhubarb. to-day
9 ibs for Use; save middlemen's prof
its and buy direct from the producer;
&c. A, Heath, 100 Washington street,
tel 742 M.-adv.
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.
Libel for divorce for William C. Cars
well VS.. Ada Carswell was entered in
Washington county court Tuesday,
May 25, returnable at the September
term of court on the grounds of alleged
adultery and desertion.
John Morrison of 4 Laurel street left
yesterday afternoon for New York
City, where he sets sail this week for
Scotland Mr. Morrison plans to spend
three or four months visiting relatives
in Aberdeen and other cities
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cato. who we're
married in this city two weeks ago, ar
rived here yesterday and went to
their home on Scampini square, having
completed a two weeks trip TO Quin.
cy, Mass, Westerly, r. L., and New
York City.
II is reported that Judge F NJ. But
Ter has decided upon the decree in the
ehaneery matter of West Second Street
Tool company of this city. The at
torneys will draw the decree, after
which the decree will be signed. There
will be about 81 1000 TO be divided
among the members of the firm after
they have met all outstanding ae-
John Lamperti, graduate of
Spauding's rs class who will be re
membered as a contributor of designs
and cartoons for the first issues of the
Spaulding Sentinel, arrived at his home
on Central street yesterday TO spend
a two weeks vacation. Mr.. Lamperti
was for many months employed at
governmental drafting and designing
but resigned this to study pharmacy.
A clipping from the Worcester Tele-
gram of Worcester, Mass, may be of !
interest to people in Barre and Wa
terbury since Cyril C.. Marion of the |
20 class of Holy Cross college is the |
son OF Mr.. and Mrs James r. Marion |
Of this city, and g. Clifton McCor
mack is resident of Waterbury. The |
TEN reads Victory h. Hillman, B. S., |
,hief mettallurgist of the Cronpton & |
Knowles Loom works, was given a ties
.imonial banquest by the Holy Cross
Scientific society last night at the |
state Mutual restaurant, in recognition !
If his services TO the society during /
he school year as a lecturer on iron
md steel Mr.. Hillman has been elected |
he first honorary president Of the so
.iety and was cheered by the p mem
,ers who attended the dinner. The
peakers were Mr. Hillman, Daniel T.
dahoney, S. j., who is moderator of
he society, and G. Clifton Mccormack,
20 and Stephen 5. Jackson, '2l. Cyril
) Marion, 30, was POSTMASTER. The
society is composed of senior
md Junior class students who have at
aimed a high standing in physics. The
resent officers are; Mr. Mccormack,
PRESIDENT, Thomas II. l.. Malumphy,
q, vice president, Thomas j. OConnor
20, secretary, and Timothy j. o'Con-
lOr. 81, treasurer
The first open-air concert by the
Barre City band this season brought
ogether a large crowd OF people from
his and surrounding towns to the city
,ark last evening. Various numbers
'rought hearty applause, chief of which
we're for Lange's "Dardenella" fox trot,
md "Bo-La- b." another very popular
Iir. Former Adiutant General Lee s.
rillotson OF the state of Vermont led
he band, instead Of City Clerk limo
by Merrill Of Montpelier. who was at
ending a city council meeting Mr.
derrill, however. plans to direct this
aud at the coming concerts, one of
which will be given next Wednesday |
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