The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

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heels, 1896 at Shea's.-adv.
Introducing "St. 4. Specials" superio
cigars, Zoe, for 25c. All dealers. Ray
mond Guyette, mfr, st, Adams ADV
Miss Mae Connor, employed in tn
income tax department of Boston, |
spending a months vacation at he
home on Cottage street.
Minnehaha encampment. No. 2, vii
hold its regular meeting on Tuesda,
evening, April 26, at 1880 All Off
GERS please attend for practice.
Mrs. Patrick Brown of "a Jefferson
street returned to her home yesterday
accompanied by her brother, Johr
Leonard, of Toledo, o., who comes t.
recuperate from serious illness.
Guy Oltolini of So Blackwell street
resumed duties at the C. w Averil
& Co. store yesterday, after an absence
of two weeks, Mr.. Oltolini having
just recovered from an illness with
grip.
A lady visiting friends says, Paris
ian Sage is the best thing ! have evei
used to make my hair wavy, lustrous
and abundant. It keeps away all dan
druff and stops itching" E. A. Drown
sells it on money back plan.-adv.
Eat what you want Sleep with
peace and tranquility Regain your lost
vigor and nerve force, Bitro- Phosphate
is purposed to give you added weight
and strength, and to make you well
Obtainable at f. A. Drown & Co.'S
drug store. Strictly guaranteed.-adv.
Every member of Barre council, No,
40l, X. of c., and every member of di-
vision No. l., Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans, is eligible to attend the dance
and social to be held Tuesday evening
in the K of c. hall. Collins orches,
ira and refreshments are two of the
principal features. Admission will be
very reasonable.--ady
Not fisherman in all New England
is more proud and satisfied with his
catch than little Richard Belknap of
Williamstown, who single-handed won
a tussle with large l2-inch trout
@ullt hNhlng OU bAboh hiliAhE
through the L. d. Gale farm one day
last week Considerable manoeuvring
ensued before the catch, but eventually
little eight year old Richard won the
battle and safely landed the three.
quarter pound trout on the banks of
the stream.
Allan Calef who has been visiting
friends at the University of Vermont
since last Thursday, remaining over to
attend the Vermont Behigh game on
Centennial field yesterday afternoon,
passed through the city last evening on
his way back to his home in Washing
ton. He was accompanied by Lucius
Barrows, Vermont. 20, twice captain
of Vermont football teams, in 20 and
'2l. Mr.. Barrows has just recently re
turned from trip to the Orient and
southern California, visiting his father,
who is engaged in trade in Japan, for
over two months. and thence returning
to the United States last December.
Since then he has been visiting in Los
Cal.
At the home of Mrs. c. II. Kener-
son, 20 Church street, last evening
about Is close friends Of Miss Marion
Burbank gathered to tender her a
rainbow" shower in honor of her APP
marriage. The evening was
made merry through indulgence in mu
SIC and games. Group singing revealed
the composition of some very clever
and humorous lines put to suitable
music During the evening light re
freshments were served. Miss Burbank
was the recipient of many beautiful
gifts wrapped in many colored pack
ages, of which, with the color scheme
IF decoration and even with the varia
ton of gowns worn by the guests, a
true rainbow" had been carefully
worked out Miss Burbank is a teach
n in the first and second grades at
Ayers street school.
Angelo Calderara, Daniel 0ssola and |
Joseph Ricciarelli three delegates from
Barre branch Of the Granite Cutters
association, who repre-
,ented the Barre stonecutters' interests |
while the constitution was being re-
Used at the international convention in |
Boston during the past Is days, re-
.urned to their homes in this city yes
erday Frank Wilson, who represent
a the polishers. and Andrew Young /
he representative Of the Barre black
miths. likewise returned yesterday. |
With the returning men came the sue
ion device, which was given It's first
rial in Barre several weeks ago and,
which though not perfect, gave very
results. This device was
to the % delegates,
which represented every branch Of the
lranite Cutters international associa
ion in the United States or Canada, at
quincy. Mass, where the delegates
vent purposely to see the device in
Ise on a pneumatic tool and in the
ands of Angelo Caldersra. The dele
stes were so pleased with the results
hat they made an amendment TO the
Of the association requir
ne every stonecutter TO use one when
.....,.-n4tr EsgT /