The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-23
TALK or THE TOWN

A 20 per cent discount given on a
millinery. Mrs. L. A. Witham.
George L. Morris returned home thi
morning, after a 10 days visit in Bos
ton.
Mrs. George Daniels of North Mont
pelier is visiting with Barre friends to
day.
G. J. Perkins of this city left thi
morning on a few days business visi
to Montreal.
Old and young folks dance. Victor,
hall, Montpelier, Saturday night. Al
welcome.-adv.
Remember the w. w. G. meeting t.
be held in the Baptist church tonight
at Z o'clock sharp.
Sergt. Swarstrom and Bert Jonei
have an eight-round draw. At Mont
pelier armory, Wednesday night.-adv
Joseph Laskey, a student at Goddard
seminary for the past few months, re,
turned to his home in Stamford, Conn.
to-day.
Pretty and useful articles at the
fancywork booth. Easter sale, Congre.
gational church, Wednesday afternoon
and eyening.-adv.
Regular meeting of Sons of Vet.
Grams auxiliary Wednesday evening,
March "a, at s o'clock. Initiation.
Light refreshments will be served.
Bernard Manning, after visiting sew
eral weeks with Barre relatives and
acquaintance, returned yesterday to
Peabody, Mass, where he has employ.
ment.
The Montpelier and Barre X. of G..
teams will meet tonight at the Barre
club rooms. Members taking part in
the cribbage tournament are asked to
be present.
Miss Mary Macaulay. who for the
past several weeks has been employed
as a waitress in the Star restaurant in
Burlington, completed work there yes
terday and has returned to this city.
Barre opera house, March %, is the
date set for the Barre City bands con.
cert. Do not miss it, as by your at
tendance you are helping the band to
purchase a new set Of instruments.-ad
Vermont's premier entertainer. Miss
Kathleen LeBaron, will be heard in her
latest and best program at the Barre
City bands concert March % at Barre
opera house. Do not miss hearing her.
adv.
Edgar Morris, for some time an EN-
ploye of the Perry Auto company of
this city, has secured employment with
the Packard Auto company in Boston
and has already commenced work
there.
Mrs. Flora X. Howe of Beckley hin,
who had been spending three weeks
with relatives in the northern part of
the state and in New Hampshire. re.
turned home this morning from Con
cord, n. H.
Cab tiremen having money or ticket
in connection with the fremen's annual
ball are requested to meet at the fire
station this evening al 7 o'clock for
the purpose of ~disposing of the bust
ness.
Home service has again been resumed
at Jackson block. room No. 2. Tuesday
and Saturday nights from 7 to 0. In
surance. compensation, claims, any
other matter under home service work
will be attended to at this Office, the
above stated room and time.
Colorado and the Grand Canyon OF
Arizona are called the Switzerland OF
America. See the Grand Canyon and
the Indians of the Painted desert in
%stereopticon views tonight at the Uni
versalist church at s o'clock. Admis
sion, 25c. Proceeds for the benefit OF
the Sunday sehool.-ady.
S. HOLSTER Jackson, president of the
International Monumental Granite Pro
association, together with
T. Marion and George Straiton,
Barre members of the international
leave tonight for Boston
TO attend the conference of the /. NJ. G..
P A. committee and the international
of the Granite Cutters In
ternational association, which meet
this week in Boston to confer on a
Henry Alexander of this city,
who was chosen by the association As
1ne of the committeeman to revise this
scale, is expected to leave to-
night also.
The negotiations between the en-
BARRIERS and their employees for
In agreement TO take the place of the
,il which expires March 81 are more
IT less at a standstill after the action
If the union last night in rejecting a
ounter-proposal by the employers
The ounter-proposition as drawn up
md submitted to the union last night
md subsequently voted down by the
lnion was as follows: AT a meeting
leld this evening it was decided to
the following for your consid-
In opinion it would serve
he trade better. All shops to be open
i 3 a. m; close at noon Monday and
Il o p. m. Saturday, Tuesday, Wednes-
lay and Friday; Thursday at $50
}. M, The same rule TO apply working
lights before holidays as now exists"
The counter-proposal was signed by
even proprietors.
The old Pavilion theatre, after un-
some necessary repairs. viii
Ne opened Saturday afternoon at 2
I'LL. ~ a.. e Al.