The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Legion dance Rowland hall May g.
adv
Dance tonight, Montpelier armory
CAROLS orchestra. Special car to
Barre.--adv.
Angelo Sassa of Beckley street left
yesterday for Springfield, Mass, to
seek employment.
Bailey's Music Rooms will have re-
served seats on sale next Monday for
the Martinelli concert. adv
The Sweet Family concert, Univer-
salist church, May IL, 8 p. m. Tickets
now on sale by committee. adv.
Landi's six piece orchestra went to
Stowe last evening to furnish music
at large dance. The trip was made
by railway.
]. w. Hanley Of st. Adams, general
freight and passenger agent OF the Cen
trail Vermont railway, was in Barre
Yesterday on a brief business visit,
Mr. and Mrs. William Barclay leave
for New York tomorrow. Mr.. Barclay
going to attend the speeial meeting OF
the /. NJ. G.. p. A., which Is being held
Monday.
Mrs. Edward Melvin of 4 Laurel
street arrived at her home Thursday
evening from Virginia, where she has
been visiting with relatives since last
December
Jack Corrigan of Plattsburg, \. T..
after passing two weeks in Barre and
Montpelier, left for Burlington yester-
day to make business stop before re-
turning to his home.
Here il the combination-dan in
Rowland hall, Thursday, May 6; aus
pices Barre post, No. 10, American Lee
gion; CAROLS orchestra. Sounds like
good time adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Farrand OF 10
Maple Grove street left yesterday ait
ernoon for Burlington to pass the
week end with relatives. Mr.. Farand
planned To attend the Holy -Cross-Ner-
mont game this afternoon.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
sold for DIR. Ira Darling Of Warren, Pa
the so-called Aiken lot IN Marshfield
to Arthur Bartlett and wife OF that
town, the lot adjoining property owned
by them. The papers and deeds were
passed yesterday afternoon.
II. J. NJ. Jones of the Jones Bros. Co..
president of the Quarters & Manu-
faeturers' association, was one OF sev-
eral granite manufacturers to leave the
eity to-day with New York City and
the special meeting OF the |. Nj. 9. r
A. at the Biltmore hotel next Mon
dav his destination point. Mr.. Jones
visited the Boston office of the com
pany before going TO New York.
Harold Morse, who for the past three
years has been assistant manager ~
the office of the Oldsmobile company OF
Vermont. completes duties there some
time during the coming week, having
handed in his resignation some few
weeks ago for May |. Mr.. Morse leaves
here for Los Angeles, Cal, with As.
sistant Postmaster Frank T. Robinson
on what might be termed an inspection
trip.
Alfred s. Maker, accompanied by has
family and brother, Eugene, this morn
ing began a journey TO Cleveland, o.
and there they plan TO make a perma-
nent home. Yesterday he completed 9
period of II years very faithful and
efficient service as linotype operator
al The Times Office Mr.. Maker, be-
inc very skillful and fast linotype
operator, plans TO follow this kind OF
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Carswell and
two children leave this city tomorrow
Mrs. Carswell and children going to
West Rutland to visit relatives for a
few days and during the absence OF Mr.
Carswell, who goes a. delegate from
the Granite Quarters & Manufactur-
ers' association TO the special meeting
Of the International Monumental Gran
lite Producers association in New York
City.