The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

wall paper at Heath's.--adv.
Dance in Rowland hall every
Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or
chestra.-adv.
Auction sale of farming tools nea
Depot square Friday, June Is, at
p. m. See adv. o. II. Hale, auctioneer
Having installed q new wash stand
we are prepared to wash polish anc
grease cars, divers Battery Station
Depot square. adv:
| Always a good assortment of cloth
ing, shoes, etc, at the Presbyterian
rummage sale. Food also on sale a.
the church Saturday afternoon at q
adv.
Notice: The members Of the amuse
ment committee of Clan Gordon, No
l2, please be in attendance at the elm
rooms on Friday, June Is, at p. m
prompt
Regular meeting of COUNSEL 2ls OF
LUnion st. Jean Baptist d'Amerique
Friday, June Is. at 1880 p. m. in
| Worthen block Members are request.
ed to be present. The secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Morehouse Of
| Orange, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson More
house of Barre and the latter's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ernest Raymo, and her
| daughter, Eva, of the East Montpelier
road enjoyed an auto trip to North
field Sunday, where they visited Mr..
and Mrs. George Maxfeld.
Friends in Barre of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Price, formerly of Barre. but
now of Newport, will fe interested in
the following clipping from the New
port Record concerning the marriage OF
| their daughter, Miss Violet May Price,
| formerly student in the Barre schools
| and previous to the family's departure
from Barre a clerk in the Woolworth
store: "St. Marks Episcopal church
was the scene of quiet wedding sat
urday evening when Miss Violet May
Price, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Price, Glen road became the bride Of
Maurice Edward Wiley, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Wiley, also of this city. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. A.
p. Banks, rector of st. Marks. Owing
to the family being in mourning the
wedding was very quiet. The bride
was attired in navy blue suit, geor
gette blouse and hat TO match. Mr., and
Mrs. Willey. left last night for ten
days trip to Boston and Hartford
They will make their future home in
Hartford, where Mr. Wiley has a good
position with the Hartford Electric
Railway company. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Wiley have many friends here who
wish them much happiness"
The Barre friends and acquaintance
of Stanley II. Averill. grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Averill Of this city, viii
rejoice with him in the winning of the
high honor attributed TO him in the
Music Trade Indicator, in the article
reprinted below. great compliment to
his salesmanship: Baltimore, Nd
June 9.--The honors of a friendly
though spirited, battle in salesman
ship held last month by the Knabe
warerooms, Inc, this city. were carried
off by Stanley II. Averill, who went
cover the top" $1,000 ahead of any
EditrMdH III Ant II w
or local organization. Considerable
credit is due NJ. Ayerill as he worked
his way up from the ranks of outside
salesman and has been in the piano
industry only one year. He was given
a chance on the floor two months ago
and showed his worth by fighting every
minute for the prize. Mr.. Ayerill, who
is - years old, served as an artillery.
man in the 26th division and was over
seas 10 months. He fought on several
fronts and saw action in three major
engagements. Averill entered the trade
in Springfield, Mass, but later accept
ed a position with the Knabe ware
rooms, Inc, and has met with success
on every side since his arrival here
He lie a native of Barre, VT"
At a regular meeting of Barre post
No. 10, of the American Legion, II was
voted last evening that the Legion
club house on Church street be opened
for public inspection next Wednesday
evening, June l6. This opening win
first be made at 2;30 and may be ia
spected by anyone from then until ;
o'clock in the afternoon. In the eve
ming again il will be opened from
until 0 aud from . until ~ o'clock ell
friends of the Legion may enjoy a com
plimentary dance in the Legion dance
hall. This opening was settled upon
since the work of remodelliug the old
schoolhouse into a comfortable club
house is practically completed Car
penters and painters have finished
work, plumbers have practically com
pleted all connections, and electricians
are adding the ornamental fixtures.
Five Legion members who have been
doing the cleanup work nights and
any spare time also consider the house
in excellent condition for inspection. |
all credit for the successful
of this old schoolhouse into |
one of the most attractive Legion club |
houses in the state is due to William |
4. Murray, now a member Of the gran |
lite firm Of Novelli & Calcagni, but for |
merly local manager of the Harrison |
Granite Co. Mr.. Murray. a veteran Of
the Spanish American war, went TO the |
trouble of furnishing detailed draw
ings from day TO day Of the yariols
The public is invited in par
ticular to note the design and different |
features of the remodelling. all Of !
which are in accordance with Mr.. Nun
rays designs. The ingenuity of Con
tractor A. B. Lane and Fred l.. Page
in adapting all things 20 new uses can
hardly be overlooked in this work, tor
much expense was sverted in this man.
ner.