The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-09
TALK OF THE TOWNs

Easter and st. Patrick cards at Mar
! tins Book store.-adv.
Plenty of 59-cent Columbia records
left at Red Cross Pharmacy.-adv.
Clayton Jones of Hill street left for
White River Junction this morning on
short business trip.
Angelo Scampini of Scampini place
has returned from brief business
trip to New York City.
The mission study class of the
Church of the Good Shepherd will meet
with Mrs. Carter Thursday evening at
1880.
Alex J. Smith, granite manufae-
turer of South Ryegate, who has been
in Barre for few days, returned to
his home yesterday.
Received to-day, travelling bags
leather and leather-lined. These will
be sold at one half last Christmas
prices. I.ander's Cigar Store.
Watch these columns for news of the
st. Patrick's day musicale to be given
under the auspices of the A. O. Fl. and
/ the ladies' auxiliary on Thursday eve
ming, March II, at the X. of G. hail.
adv
A cordial invitation to all Presbyte-
rian men to hear J. W. Gordon talk
on. "What We Know and How We
Know It." in the vestry tonight at
1880 o'clock. Refreshments. Free adj
mission
Do not put off repairing, recovering
or dressing that automobile top until
we are SO busy we cannot give it
prompt attention. See Bartlett, the
Auto Top man, at 220 North Main
street, Barre, to-day.-adv
DR.. r. ]. Boynton of Pennington
Mass, president of the CONSOLIDATED
Gas company of Boston, returned 70
Pennington this morning, after in.
specting the Barre Gas company plant
| in the interest Of the company.
The ladies' union of the Presbyterian
church had their annual election Of Off
GERS at meeting held at the home OF
Mrs. Jane Milne on Liberty street last
evening. The following members We're
selected to guide the destiny OF the So
cety through the coming year; Presl-
dent. Mrs. Arthur Young; ice-presl-
dent, Mrs. Kenneth Macrae; secretary
Mrs. Rose Penny; treasurer, Mrs. Lizzie
| Wood; executive committee, Mrs. Will
liam Men kittredge, Mrs. Peter Park
Mrs. Robert Knox and Mrs. Thomson
At a meeting Of Montpelier lodge
No. 024, B. p, O. f., Frank J. Shea 81
Barre was elected exalted ruler. 10.
seph Ladrie, also of Barre, was elected
esteemed lecturing knight The 9th.
or officers are as follows: Esteemed
loyal knight, William f. Cory; tiler
| Danghlev Gould; trustee for three
wears. Ed. Burns; delegate to the CRANE
convention to be held at Atlantic City
y. j.. Arthur c. Theriault alternate t.
the grand convention, Riley G, Bowers
The installation of the newly elected
officers has been set for the seeonc
week in April If all plans work out
Il Il quite likely il will come off about
the tenth of April The present out
Hook would indicate a big installation
one OF the grandest affairs ever hello
by the lodge.
Thomas Mercer of the Morse block
i in receipt of two copies of Gran
tie" an edition published by the man
ufacturers of Elberton, Ga, in an eifori
to advertise the granite OF Ebert coun
". The first edition. came out in No
vember. and the second edition con
tains letters from many retail monu
mental dealers showing an interest II
the offerings of the southern town anC
anxious to hear more of it. The Geor
gians method of campaign has beer
to send the first copy of the papei
widecast to granite dealers Throughout
the country, and asking them if the1
were interested in the venture to I'll
out a coupon and send It into the edi
tors office, upon which action Gran
lite" would be sent to them the remain
der of the year free Of charge.
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