The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

w. w. Russell and Samuel Gerard
have returned from a few days stay
in Montreal.
Sweet Family concert tonight at $
O'Clock sharp, at the Uniyersalist
church. Don't miss it.-adv.
Oswaldo Cabrini Of y street has re.
turned TO New York City after few
days stay with relatives here,
Miss Marion Monti of Westerly, r
L., is visiting a guest at the Cato
home on Berlin street for few days.
Enrico Lange of Vine street left last
night for Buffalo, n. ", where he is to
be employed in the granite industry.
Charles Riddel of Pleasant street left
early this morning for Ogdensburg, n,
y, from where he will drive truck
to this city,
George Parks of Pleasant street was
taken to the state hospital at Water
bury yesterday, Mr.. Parks having been
i'll for the past two years.
just received this morning, another
big invoice of hats in black and colors
at 81. 9S each. Come while the selection
is good. Mrs. Shepard CO., 1nc.-adv.
Leo Bresett. who has been employed
for nearly year in New York, has re-
Gently obtained a position as manager
with retail granite concern in Brook
Ign.
Regular monthly business meeting of
the Presbyterian Mems club at the
church Wednesday evening. A cordial
invitation to the men OF the church.
Light refreshments.
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.
4. A. Prindlc, Worthen block.
Philip Vercoe and Harold Fits start
ed Saturday night for Flint. Mich,
where they will procure Buick sedan
and then proceed by auto to Chicago,
H., and other western points.
Mrs, c. +. Millar left this morning
for Brattleboro, to spend few days
with relatives. during which time the
burial of two relatives who died dur
ing the winter will take place.
DR.. II. A. Drew returned last night
from Boston, where he has been at
tending the convention of the New
England Osteopathic association. lie
reports large and enthusiastic meet
ing.
Mrs. Lyman Taft of Mount street
and Mrs. Byron jackson of Highland
avenue returned Yesterday from few
days visit in Burlington with Mrs.
Jaekson's son, A. d. Jackson, and
family.
Rev. ]. Allen Spiddell will deliver an
illustrated lecture at the Baptist church
on Thursday evening of this week at
1880; subject, "A Trip Around the
World Without Money" The lecture Is
free to all. and everyone is very cor
daily invited to attend.
Rev. f. l.. Goodspeed, pastor Of the
Barre Congregational church, Mrs. O. G.
Stickney of this city and Mrs. G. Col
Inns of Marshfield left to-day to attend
the state conference Of the Congrega
tional church to be held in Brattleboro
to-day. Wednesday and Thursday.
Word received here yesterday by tel
egram related the death of !. W. Paine
in Hayerhill, Mass, yesterday. Mr..
Paine will be remembered by some of
the older residents as a farmer OF east
hill about Is years ago. His body will
be brought to Barre for burial in Elm
wood cemetery on Thursday.
A Willard battery service station is
soon to be opened in Montpelier on
State street, just over the Schwartz
tailoring shop, by Arnholm & Dunbar,
owners OF the Palace garage in this
city. This Palace Battery Service Co.,
as it will be known, viii be equipped
to repair and carry in stock batteries
of all sizes of the Willard make.
The Barre Republican city commit
tee has issued a cali for the party
caucus 10 be held at the opera house
Saturday evening. MAY 10, for the pur-
pose of electing 10 delegates and 10
altcrnates to the state convention in
Montpelier on Wednesday, May % TO
elect Nermont's representation in the
national convention. The caucus will
also elect a Republican city committee
and transact any other proper business.
A conference is being held at Mont
pelier between committees representing
the Granite Producers association and
the International Quarrymen's associa-
tion relative TO proposed new scale
of wages. Among the Barre men at
tending are r. w Suitor. executive
officers Of the uuarrymen's organiza-
ton. and s. HOLSTER Jackson, presi-
dent OF the Producers association. The
conference was called on presentation
OF a demand for increased wages by the
quarrymen.
Goddard seminaTy's baseball team
ended this morning a weeks trip TO
New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
during which they figured in five games
and came out victorious in four Of the
five. The game with Dean academy
in Franklin. Mass. which was SEIZED
uled 20 have been played SATURDAY.
had to be cancelled because Of rain.
The team yesterday defeated Gushing
academy al Ashburndale. Mass. 6 to ,.
with Mcmahon, the south paw, in the
box. twirling his third victory Of the
trip. Poli was saved for the ST. Mi
chael's game. which takes place to-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock on the sem
mary campus The first victory was
at Manchester. y. H, against ST An
selm's college; the second game. the
only defeat Of the trip. against Exeter
ACADEMY at Exeter. y. IT,; the third
game against Tuft Freshmen vs. the
second victory. the fourth against Holy
Cross Seconds. was the hest game q
all. for Holy Gross had the basrs filed
in two innings with no men ont and
each time feiders backed Mcmahon 80
well that none could score. The las