The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-03
THE BARRE DAILY TINES BARRE w. FRIDAY,
TALK or THE TOWN
Keds tennis at Shea 's.--adv.

Keds tennis at Shea 's.--adv.
Eddie Brown is working at Slayton'i
Cash market
Arrived to-day, new shipment OF
hats. Mrs. Birnie.--adv.
Painters wanted at once. j. c
Dodge, phone 2s4-X.--adv.
Large assortment of tennis and goli
goods at browns Drugstore.--adv.
Il Food for sale at 7 Maple Grove Sat
urday, 2 to 4. Phone, l54-R.-adv
Baseball, Spaulding VS.. Montpelier
high school, Lincoln campus, $3.50, Sat
urday afternoon.---adv.
Rings, watches, iewelry, silyerware,
clocks for graduation and weddings al
Goodfellow's, the little shop with the
big stock adv.
| Special added attraction at the Park
theatre tonight only--Lester Ernest
Batholomay, violinist, from the Boston
Conservatory of Music.--adv.
June 2 to 0 is Zane Grey week at
| Martins Book Store. We have any one
of the dozen novels of Zane Grey in
our store for 95c each. See window dis
play.-adv.
Herman Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Smith of 3 Durkee place, was
married last Saturday night at 8
o'clock TO Miss Laura Murray, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murray of
] Farwell street, by Rev. B. G. Lip
sky. The couple were attended by
Miss Daisy d. Racine, a cousin of the
Montpelier. After brief honeymoon
trip, Mr.. Smith resumed work at the
Oliver battery station, and they are
now residing with Mr. and Mrs. Muir
ray on Farwell street
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyndol Waterman re-
turned to their home in Derby Line,
after visiting with Mr.. Waterman's
folks, Mr. and Mrs. d. S. Waterman,
of Washington street. They were ae-
companied on the return trip by his
sister, Mrs. Inez Bassett and two chill
dren, who were returning to Orleans,
after passing few days at their for
mer home here. Friends of Mr. Wa
terman may be interested to know
that he has given up teaching school
and is now we'll established in a gen
eral insurance business of his own.
James p, Bsrtholomay and son, Err
nest ", church organ builders of Dor
chester, Mass, who during the past
week have returned and overhauled
the organ at st. Monica's church and
also that of the Congregational church, |
completed to-day the oyerhauling and
revoicing of the Park theatre organ,
BY the revoicing of every stop in the
organ and readjusting the traps and !
drums, the organ is now regulated to
give music of much softer and more
pleasing tone, more suited to the size
of the theatre than it was before the
After several weeks of preparation,
the cobbled road from Second street to
Sixth street is in readiness and graded
low enough to receive a layer of ce-
ment Each year for the past few
years the city has been building a
fine permanent road on North Main
street, beginning the extension at the
north side of the Gunner brook bridge
and extending each year as far as the
money appropriated would allow. The
work last year stopped at Second
street, and now the street department
feels certain that this fine piece of
smooth roadway will be extended TO
Sixth street or possibly Wiley street,
where il viii join the macadam strip
further north. This morning the actu
II work of pouring the cement was be-
run on this strip of road under the
supervision of Street Superintendent
4. A. Freeman.