The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or
chestra. adv.
If you miss seeing "The Whirlwind
at the Bijou theatre tonight, yo,
will wish you had not.-adv
Milton Williams of Boston arrive,
in the city yesterday to pass shor
vacation with his mother, Mrs. VIII
liams, of Pearl street.
Miss Charlotte Corti of Montpelier
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Corti 0
| Orange, who is confined to Heaton hos
pital with broken leg, is doing nicely
Reduce the He. of L. by attendin,
the rummage sale, Congregational YES
try, Saturday, 80 to p. nj. fine lin,
of goods in excellent condition adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Perkins of Elm
street accompanied Mrs. Lucy Scott t.
her home in Plainfeld Wednesday, ant
attended the wedding there of Mis-,
Cate.
"What will stop my hair fallin,
out :" Partisan Sage. 1t will max,
the hair thick and glossy and prevent
dandruff," says E. A. Drown, who sci
it under guarantee.-adv
A regular meeting of the I. o. o. L.
M. IT,, will be held Friday, June 25, al
7 p. m. Nomination and election of off
GERS. The pink degree will be worked
after the meeting. Refreshments.
Regular meeting of the Central La
Dor union of Barre and vicinity in car
lon 70 ,,if,l,t nd A I,r
attendance is requested, as there i.
important business to transact. p. D
Andrews, sec.
w. r, Gale of the east hill and son
Rev. Frank r. Gale of East Lexington
Mass. pastor of the Unitarian church
who has been visiting his father fei
several days, started Yesterday foi
Denver, Col From Denver they &C
about 200 miles up into the mountain
for four weeks camping.
James Gall and Mrs Mary Adie OF
Franklin street, left yesterday after
noon for Toronto, Canada. Mr.. Gall
who is 90 years old, came here three
weeks ago in order TO be present al
the wedding of his son, James Gall, tc
Miss Annie Barclay. Mrs. Adie goes
TO make visit with other relatives in
Toronto.
Harry r. Vickers and Thomas Glea
son were in town yesterday billing
for the Beacon shows to be held nm
der the Montpelier X. Of c. baseball
team at Intercitv park beginning next
Tuesday. The shows are now in Mont
real. Joe Shimkus, the wrestler who
made Barre his headquarters during
the winter months, is again with the
@ganization.
Says Barton item in the Orleans
County Monitor: Jeffrey Frigon OF
Barre, formerly in the Barre Memo
rial company, a granite firm of that
city, has purchased half interest in
the monumental business of I. +. Roy
and will move his family here later
Mr.. Frigon is an experienced granite
man and it is the plan of the new
firm. Roy & Frigon, TO increase the
business, especially developing the
Sheffield quarry. which is proving &c
be splendid granite"
Between 200 and 500 gardens in
Barre are now under cultivation by
school children, under the guidance OF
Mrs. Hattie Tillotson, and those gar.
den plots are making rapid growth
The children are greatly interested and
are doing the work entirely themselves
except for the advice of parents or ths
supervisor. They are taking much prids
in the growth and appearance of Their
gardens and the supervisor finds ex
traordinary enthusiasm among the
Youngsters as she goes about making
her weekly inspection.
At a special meeting of the Barre
Knights of Columbus last evening ar
rangements were completed whereby
the American exposition shows will
furnish all attractions for a big out
door carnival at the Barre trottine
park. under the auspices and for the
benefit of Barre council, No. i0l
Knights of Columbus. The carnival
the first OF its kind to appear in Barre
this season, appears for the first time
Monday evening July y, and remains
in Barre a week.
Cards have been received in Barre
announcing the marriage OF Miss Ger.
trude Z. Sawkins. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fl. Sswkins Of New York
City to Joseph L. Ceilings, which took
place at the Sawkins summer home at
Mountainville, n Y, Wednesday, june
90. Mr. Ceilings is well known locally
having been for many years a letter
cutter. Since leaving Barre he has
held a position with the Phoenix Ma.
chine Co. Of New York. distributors OF
sand blast machines. II is understood
the couple will reside in Bethel, Conn
John G. Mcleod of the Wells-Lam.
son Quarry Co, has received letter
from Toxic. Japan. expressing the APP.
probation of the members of the firm
of Japan Stone Industry Co., Ltd, for
courtesies shown three representative
of the firm during tour of inspec-
ton of the Barre granite industry last
wear. The letter says: we beg 70
express our hearty thanks for your
kind assistance and esteemed informa
tions given to our Messrs. Akiyama
Kavamori and Ohno for their inves-
LEGATIONS on stone business in your
country. The Importance of American
machineries and methods TO our stone
business is really great revelation TO
our stone men who have been work
ing in a primitive way. This not only
facilitates erection Of the American
and European style buildings in this
country which both American and Jap
anese builders are now greatly inter
ested on. but also furnishes a large
market for the American stone work
ing machineries and building materials.