The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Regular meeting OF tool sharpehers,
No. 2, in polishers' hall Wednesday
evening at 7 o'clock.
! Everybody celebrate their birthday
| party, Monday, May %, at the Pres
| byteran church.-adv
| Alumni, seniors and juniors; Junior
prom. Friday, o'clock; CAROLS or
chestra. Spanking assembly.
Rummage sale Saturday afternoon
from 2 until o'clock in store recently
vacated by Granite bank. Benefit OF
hospital. =
! There will be Swedish religious
meeting in the Congregational church
next Wednesday, May Is, at 1870 p.
m. Rev. o. f. Casting from Brattle-
boro will speak.
Have your Dodge car repaired at the
Dodge service station. A full stock of
genuine Dodge parts, also Willard bat
teries. Palace garage, tel. 77O,-adv.
Maccabees, attention Regular meet.
ing of Harmon review, No. ], will be
held Wednesday evening at 1880. So
cial hour and refreshments. Collector
will be at hall at $50.
| Ilte sufferers CdH bHI Ecb HuiNNi
safe and lasting relief by removing the
cause--cutting and salves won't do,
Hem Rod, a harmless tablet, is guar
anteed by f. A. Drown.-adv
Miss Winnie Tilden and I. w Walk
err of Hinsdale, n. H., who have been
stopping a week at the home of A. Nj,
Stafford of Long street, left to-day by
S. 4bo;r hama aafs,TO nj Dipu hV
Mr. and Mrs. Stafford.
Attention, Knights of Columbus!
The regular meeting of Barre council,
No. 40l, Knights of Columbus, will be
held in the council room Wednesday,
May 49, at 1880 p. m. All newly elect
ed members are especially requested
to be present.
Notice: Regular meeting, Barre
polishers' branch, G.. C.. |. A., will be
held in their hall, Nichols block, on
Thursday evening, May 10, at o'clock ;
report from our delegate on the reNis-
ing committee and other important
business W. G. Prize, sec'y
Members of Clan Gordon, No. IL. o
S. c., will march in body to the
Presbyterian church the coming sun
day morning for their annual memo
rial service. They will be accompanied
by the pipe and drum band and indi
cations point to a large attendance
1 special sermon will be delivered by
| Rev. William Men Kittredge, Will
added music by the choir.
Hidder Habbeb Of Prospect street
the peddler of wearing apparel ant
other useful articles of cloth and home
necessities, who in the winter carries
his display of goods from house K
house ON his back, ventured yesterday
upon two weeks trip with horse
and wagon and load of goods that h'
homes to distribute through Cabot
Danville, Peacham and Groton.
Dan A. and Clyde w. Perry of thu
Perry Real Estate agency went 70 New
!. Boston, n. H., Monday to conduct
three -dav sale Of the we'll known Whip
| pie farms for the present owner, T. ID
| Gilman. The Whipple farms, as many
patrons Of the Parker house, Young
/ hotel, or the Touraine in Boston know
were the property of the hotels pro
prietor, Mr.. Whipple, before his death
Ladies of the Woman's club Thu
poppies have arrived and can be pro
cured at the library. Mrs. Shepard
| store or of the committee--Mrs. Sher
| man Parker, Mrs Arthur Campbell an'
| Mrs. Frank Cave. The poppy Is tn
| American Legion flower and it is tn
| desire that everybody wear one on Me
mortal dav. The sale is for the bene
ft of the French relief, to help tn
French children.
Nurses in training at the City hos
| pital gave a delightful party at thel
| dormitory Monday evening, to whicl
were invited several of their friends
The affair was in honor Of Miss Mar
garet CALI. who yesterday noon re
1 ceiyed her diploma as a graduate, an'
| Miss Mildred Boyes. whose graduation
| comes in the near future. Games, mu
| sic and dancing occupied tse attention
| Of the company, while light refresh
! ments added to the enjoyment
Until the city's supply Of oil come
! and is placed on many Of the street
! of the city, the dust nuisance VIII D
. more or less aggrayating and even haz
ardous. Clouds Of dust sweeping int
the faces Of people on the street caus
: them 10 run into danger, az was IN
case OF woman walking on Washing
ton street who, while holding her ham
over her ewes TO protect them from IN
dust. stepped of the sidewalk into tn
path of an automobile. The womal
looked up just in time to avoid IN
automobile by inches.
DR.. James j. Walsh of Fordham UNI
versitv and Cathedral college, \. !
was escorted by several members
the Barre council, Knights OF Column
bus. to the quarry scenes in Granite
willie Yesterday afternoon. DR. Walsh
who has trayersed much Of Europe a
well as the United States, was niue
1 impressed by the quarry scenes, bu
most Of all BY the monstrous piles o
granite waste or grout that could b
utilized most efficiently IN road con
struction and building foundations I
the large cities If only i could b
/ transported cheaply DIR. Walsh ha
i visited nearly 20 OF the most impor
tant municipalities Of Vermont, an
came here yesterday from Hardwics
where he was introduced Monday eve
Il ming in a lecture by Judge Taylor o
the supreme court Last night D.
Walsh left here for New York City, IN
4 headquarters.
EAST BARRE