The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

II family are passing part of the summe
H at their camp at Woodbury. pond.
Il Long distance and general trucking
II light and heavy, Granite City Bottlin,
II Works. Tel 726-M or 746-W.-adv.
Baseball, Intercity park, Saturday
H at 3:l5. Barre post. No. 10. American
Legion, VS.. Montpelier X. of C.-adv.
Baseball, fIntercity park, Saturday
at 3:l5. Barre post, No. 10, American
1 Legion, vs.. Montpelier X. of C.--adv.
The primary department Of the Con
II gregational Sunday school will hole
sessions as usual during July and Au
gust.
Miss Stella w. Mayo Of Waltham
Mass, will spend the summer with hei
sister, Mrs. Carrie E. Brooks, of Camp
street.
Herman L. Campbell of the. Paige &
Campbell insurance agency was a bust
ness visitor in South Ryegate ard
Groton yesterday.
The granite plant of c. Bianchi &
DON On west ItSOHu reittb WAh HoA
start operations until July is, due to
the weather conditions.
The regular meeting of the Red
Cross, postponed from last Monday,
will be held next Monday, July ii, at
Aldrich hall, at 2;30 p. m.
Miss Gladys Clark of Hill street has
resumed duties in the office of DR. II.
A. Donahue, after a three weeks va
cation, spent at Lake Rescue.
Mrs. John Bellew and two children
of Winchester, Mass, are passing a
month with Mrs. Bellows parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Clark, of Hill street.
Fritzoff Williamson Of Elm street
departed last night for West Concord,
y. H., where he will join his wife, who
is making her mother an extended
visit.
Mrs. ]. B. Calcagni of Humbert
street. her daughter and son, Joseph.
are visiting in Highgate and expect 10
take vacation OF about month
there.
city yesterday from Boston. She Gas
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Edith
Ellis who will spend a few weeks in
the city
Oscar Boyea Of Long street who has
been travelling through Ohio and Penn
sylvania for the Steel Granite com
pany during the past two weeks, has
returned TO this city.
Maurice Watkins of East street, To-
gether with his mother and her
guests. Mrs. Alexander and daughter
of Springfield. Mass. motored yester
day TO Lake Mansfield to remain over
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Ledward Of
Concord, ~ H., were recent visitors in
the city. Mr. Ledward is granite
manufacturer Of Concord and is also
secretary of the Concord Granite Man
ufacturers' association
Mr.. and Mrs John Parker and My |
and Mrs. William Simmons Of Wester-
". r. l.. who came here last week TO
attend the golden wedding Anniversary
Elm street, returned to Westerly yes
terday.
Mrs. c. Senneu and daughter, Miss
Mercedes, who have been guests at o.
y. Changers the past month. left yes
terday for New York, from where they
will sail Thursday on the steamer
Manchuris for European ports on
sight seeing trip. \
In ths absence Of Miss Ruth Park
er, Miss Clementine Calcagni of Hum
bert street. is assisting Miss Reid in
her duties at the Aldrich public Ii
brary. Miss Calcagni Is studying TO be
a librarian and these duties are Of
practical value.
Percy B. Angwin Of Beekley street
leaves the employ of Slayton's Cash
market to-day and Monday begins
work at the Nye Motor Co.'S store on
North Main street, taking charge of
the accessory room and doing some
clerical work in the office.
Heat waves aud electacal influences
Of storm charged clouds coming to-
wards the east interfered so much with
the electrical currents of wireless tele
graph yesterday that a young operator
Of this city could hardly distinguish
the time information which Washing
ton, d. C.. sends abroad each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Hart Of |
Hartford, Conn, are passing few
weeks vacation with Mrs Harris
Mrs. Belle Porter. at her j
home in South Barre Mrs. Hart for
merly was Miss Tia Cutler. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cutler. They Z
were accompanied by Miss Ula Cut r
er
Readers Of the Boston Sunday Her !.
I'D tomorrow will undoubtedly be at
tEscted by the large advertisement ,
headed, barre Vermont. the Granite
Center Of the World" Those are the 4
words that win loom up in large type !
IN the rotsgravure section, pictorial
supplement- published each Sunday a
With this paper. Individual Barre gran I
te manufacturers, about 20 in num-
,er. recently made contracts with a
Herald representative for a three page
advertisement, giving on the first page
! general description and history Of
Barre granite with many interesting
luarrying and manufacturing scenes
Ihen on the other two pages are the
% or more individual ads, some with 4.
amous artistic memorials depicted 10 :
L. $50, Nt4.. - -