The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

on state road work at Newport and is
going to Charleston on similar work.
All dark hats ait half price to close
out, crepe, milan and panama at a big
| discount until sold Mrs. u. A. With
| am.
| Members of Sons of Veterans Aux
iliary, No. 5, are requested TO meet
at the waiting room Sunday at 10 a.
M, to attend Memorial services.
Everybody invited to the Universe
list church Sunday evening. Tissot pic
lures of the New Testament will be
shown. Beautiful and instructive
| adv
See "The Copperhead,' at the Biiou
/ Monday and Tuesday. Special prices:
Matinee 25c, evening 35e, children l5c.
Two shows each day, at 2;l5 and 1880,
adv.
Long distance and general trucking:
truck is also equipped to carry parties;
will seat between 10 and 20 people. All
pneumatic tires. Granite City Bottling
Works.
Extra quality red rhubarb, to-day
8 fbs., for 25c; save middlemen's prof
its and buy direct from the producer;
C A. Heath, 1860 Washington street,
tel. 742-M,-ady.
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.
f. A. Prindle, Worthen block.
Lest the item concerning Clinic F..
Millar in Fridays issue of the Times
b. misleading it may be well to mem
ton that Mr. Millar has as yet pur
chased no interest in the Young Broth
ers Co. as was intimated
DR.. Fanny r. Carleton, daughter of
Edwin Carleton of Highland avenue,
and an osteopathic physician in St.
Johnsbury, has gone to Chicago for
post graduate work While there she
will attend the national osteopathic
convention.
No. l.. Ladies of the G. A, r., are re-
quested to meet at the waiting room
, Sunday. May 80, at l0;l5 for the pur-
pose of attending the Memorial serv-
ice to be held in the Universalist
church
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown and
George S. DeAierell of Jefferson street
were among the number of baseball
fans and supporters of Spaulding high
schools baseball team to leave to-day
by automobile for Burlington to attend
the spaulding Cathedral high school
game this Afternoon.
Max c. Fisher of Barre. as a reader
will assist Mrs Glenna Baker, piaist
at recital in library hall, Montpelier
Tuesday evening, June |. Mr.. Fisher
was member of Margaret Anglin's
company in Shakesperian repertoire foi
year. Mrs Leach is a post graduate
Of the Lachmund Conservatory Of New
York City and was a member OF the
faculty Of that institution four years
| In the columns of the Barre Gran
| lite magazine, the June number, is not
ed the following item: The associa
/ tons traffic manager, c, ID. Waters
| has been chosen as one of the two Yer
| mont directors of the New England
! Traffic league. Mr. Waters succeeds th'
I secretary, his name having been recon
] mended by the nominating committee
| of the league prior TO the regular
| monthly meeting, May 81. The selee
ton of Mr.. Waters brings the Barr
l district into even closer touch will
| New England traffic circles. A repre-
sentative OF the Estey Organ Co. II
Brattleboro is the other Vermont mem
Der of the directorate.
| Even school papers are boosting
Barre granite and as an example of thi
statement here is the repetition OF al
/ item appearing in the recent MONTH,
| publication of the Purple and Gold,
| magazine published by students o
/ St. Michael's college at Winooski Park
l Barre and Montpelier are in a GROUP
OF the two. Barre is perhaps NOR
widely known, for there is hardly
town in the country that cannot boas
III of having a monument OF the beautl
full Barre granite-or of the rock Q
ages. as il is often called. The finish
II ing of this stone comprises the chic
II industry of both Barre and Montpelie
III These cities have machine shops whic
H are in some way affiliated with tn
III granite industry. Stone-working ma
/ chinery. such as lathes. planners, drill
II pneumatic hammers, etc. are buiI
II here"
HI Spaulding's baseball nine that hs
II won six straight games with variou
teams, the last of which was a viz
II tory over Montpelier seminary, ID
III only school which can boast of VI
tory over this 1920 organization this
far, left this morning for Burlingto
10 play the return game with Cath'
III dral high this afternoon, beginning 4
II ~ This time has been so arrange
H as TO give fans an opportunity TO a
II tend this contest as well as the big
game Of the day, Boston college y
UlU. V. NJ. On Monday afternoon. b.
II ginning at 2:S0, this Barre high scho
Il team meets its old rival. Montpeli'
II high. This Capital city team hgur'
II il out that the SpauldiBg team vi
II fortunate in walking off with homo
at their first meet two weeks az
II since Montpelier has just defeated w
terbury high. to ,, the team whit
Spaulding defeated in the ninth i
ming bv scoring eight runs. Until q
y beginning Of this ninth in mentio
Waterbury high had the edge on q
game. ; TO ,. but with eight runs
- this critical period, Spaulding round
out a 10 to 5 vistory. Montpelier Fl
ures IL was more or less fortunate
. both instances If their posters al
advertisement bearing something
this effect. Revenge is Sweet ms
be Judged as expressing their sent
ment concerning the contests.
n EAST MONTPELIER