The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

\ MdcAD bees bazaar, 6oWlHhu Hdii
Sept. "a. CAROLS orchestra.-adv
Empty victrola packing boxes for
sale at Bailey's Music Rooms.-adv.
Buy your popular sheet music to-
day at Baileys Music Rooms. adv.
Special for Saturday only, blue
serge suits, regular models, $50 La.
morey's adv.
Mr. and Mrs. N. n. Morse of Ran,
| dolph are visiting for week or more
! at The home of H. S. Parks on Averill
street.
Herbert McCray of the Worthen
block went to Bethel yesterday, hav-
procured employment as stonecutter
by the Woodbury. Granite company.
Plan TO be on hand at the sale Of
the Ossola property on North Main
street at auction Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. ID. A. Perry, auctioneer.
Officers and members of Ruth chap
ter, No. 80, 0. z. S., are requested to
meet at Masonic hall Saturday at 2
p. m, for the purpose of attending the
funeral of our late sister, Susan j.
Jones
Wendell Ahern, son of Mrs. Almina
Ahern of Al East street, who trav
eled through Maine during the early
summer as a salesman for the Fuller
Brush Co., returned to-day TO Harvard
Dental college.
The valuable parcel of real estate
known as the 0ssola property on
North Main street is to be offered for
sale at auction Saturday afternoon at
2 O'Clock. See advertisement on page
Z. d. A. Perry, auctioneer.
Mrs. Alex Duncan is in Bellows
Falls, where, with Mrs. w. T. Haigh
of Brattleboro, she is experimenting
the decorating of the float which is to
appear in the parade at Boston next
week, representing the Rebekah as
sembly of Vermont.
The entire property known as the
Ossola property is to be disposed Of at
auction Saturday afternoon at p
o'clock This has been divided into
five parcels and will be sold to the
high bidder See description on page I
of this issue. ID. A. Perry. auctoneer. 4
Miss Angela Tierney returned toI
Hartford, Conn, yesterday after five
weeks stay in Barre. Miss Tierney
since recovering from a spinal opera
tion, performed at the Barre City hos |
pital, has been stopping with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs John Tierney, OF |
South Main street.
Mrs. Belle MacBain OF Boston. who |
has been visiting at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs William Rea
side of 46 South Main street, for the
past week, returned to her home the
first of the week, being accompanied
as far as White River Junction by
party Of friends in automobiles.
Mrs. Emily c, Colby observed her
'1th birthday anniversary at her home,
alS Washington street, yesterday, re
seiving number of callers, among
whom were Mrs Bradley and Mrs
Warner of st. Johnsbury. Mrs. Colby
received a number of cards. candy and
,ther gifts and many congratulations
! George Parker, employed by the Act
IA Life Insurance company in Hart
ord, Conn, started from here yester.
lay for San Francisco, Cal. to which
ie has been transferred BY the Aetna
Since last Saturday he had
,een visiting with his parents, Mr.
Ind Mrs S. N Parker, Of Is Spauld
ng street.
In commenting on football practice
# the Dartmouth gridiron candidates.
he Boston Post of yesterday states
n part, Nelson Brown, basketball
aptain and leading contender for an
nd berth, is out Of the game for
month as the result of fractured
boulder he sustained in tacklng the
ummy yesterday"
DR.. d. c. Jarvis returned TO his Of
Ice yesterday after an absence of l0l
lays. He had been invited to attend
he 2lst annual meeting of the Amer
ran N.ray society for the purpose of
eading to the convention notes taken
" him while X raging the chests OF
of stonscutters in this dis
riot. The paper. the first to be read :
[ the convention, divulged the X.ray
tudy of dust inhalation in the granite
The members of the society
ssemhled the first day at the Mayot I
linic in Rochester, MINI, and the
GLOWING three days in Minneapolis.
pom returning. DR.. Jarvis stopped off {
wo DAYS 10 study health conditions !
the J. Crawford & Co. stoneshcd in r
hndAhs ~ Inc pant y GDiihlN / L
red ideal in the ewes Of all granite
'orkmen. having all the latest dust I
knowing devices and equipped with \
ne best Of machinery. In addition
, these advantages comfortable rest ,
,oms are equipped for the workmen. :
here the two l5minute rest periods :
llowed them during work hours, are
assed in reading, playing checkers or +,
lrds, or mnching The first rest pc :
cd begins at 10 o'clock in the morn
IL. lasting Is minutes, and the sec
nd beginning al o'clock in the aft
moon. As the shed is isolated from
le mercantile district. hot coffee is I
rived the year round 10 the men and Y
'om November 10 April soups are I
rived by department Of the firm b
r. Jarvis also stopped Of two days in
lbany, y. y to visit the tuberculo c
: and vital statistics division Of the
ew York state health department II
III 4TFRRTJRY II