The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Congregational Easter sale, March l6,'
adv.
'Dnty." the big First National Pro-
ducton at the new theatre to-day ad.
A new supply of Hawaiian records
lust received at Bailcy's Music Rooms.
adv.
Nurses benefit dance, April 0, in
Rowland hall CAROLS eight'piece or
chestra.-a adv.
T.. A. Drown of the 0ldsmobile Com
pany of Vermont left last night for
Boston to attend the automobile show.
4 Remember that supper at the Congre-
gational church tomorrow evening
Read menu, page 3, and then come
adv,
/ just received supply of 7, 5, army
! kit bags. russell grain leather, with
shoulder straps. Price, $3.50 5. n.
Parker, Merchant street.-adv,
Mrs james Mcdonald of Summer
street, patient at the Barre City hos
! pal for many days, has returned TO
her home on Summer street.
Moose members remember the meet
I mo with installation Thursday night,
Social time after the meeting open to
members and families.-ady,
Basketball, Tuesday, March 10.
Montpelier post, No. ), vs.. "snooks"
Dowd & Co, Springfield Mass. Dane
ing after game. Monty's orchestra
adv.
DR.. II. A. Donahue, dentist leaves to-
night for Rutland to attend, during the
remainder of the week, the annual
meeting of the Vermont State Dental
society.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Dey Of Toronto,
!, Canada, returned to their home ycster-
dav afternoon, after attending the fu-
neral of James Stuart here Saturday
/ afternoon.
w. H. B. Perry of Waterbury and
Frank A. Phillips of Mortified were IN
! the city to-day to attend a meeting OF
the directors Of the Granite Mannfac.
turers' association.
George S. DeMerell of the Brown 4
i DeMereI granite firm left Sunday
night on a business trip to Newark,
n. j., intending to be absent from
Barre several days
Percy G. Lawson, who has been in
Barre and other towns OF the granite
belt on business connected with the
granite industry for the past week re-
turned to Boston to-day
On Wednesday, March l6 we viii
hold demonstration on how to lay
asbestos shngle over old shinglc roofs.
II All property owners ss well as carpen.
tiers and contractors are invited to be
nresent at , o'clock at Reynolds &
Sons store.-adv.
William Giguere Of Websterille,
who since completing work in Spring.
field Mass. three months ago has been
visiting with relatives in Websterville,
started yesterday afternoon a trip to
Minneapolis, Mimi having secured
work with the Central Tire Supply Co.
Coda H. Douglas Of fremont street,
travelling representative for Canton
Bros, who for the past two weeks has
been visiting with his family, left for
New York City Sunday night as the
, initial lap Of an extensive itinerary
{ through the middle Atlantic states and
the west.
LYMAN Howe became pianist Of the
orchestra in the new theatre yesterday,
having come here from Glens Falls, n.
". where he has been playing for some
time in he Rialto theatre, Mr.. Howe IS
| finished musician and has played
with many Of the large orchestras,
both in the north and south He Is
I equally as good an organ player and II
/ is possible he may find work as a
church organist as we'll Mr. Howe ex-
poets to bring his wife and family here
, later on. At present the leader of the
orchestra. Edwin w Bruce. is search
, ing for a cello player who viii measure
J up to the standard OF the remainder
of the organization and as soon a one
is secured Nh Bruce promises music Of
: a quality surprising even that heard in
the theatre heretofore.
Rev. Austin Hazen. who died At
; | Thomaston, Conn, last SUNDAY, viii
be remembered by many Barre PEG
lplc as resident Of Barre for three
! years between his college course and
, his theological studies during which
! time he was employed in Charles 4.
, Smiths pharmacy. That was in the
late sos. lie was cousin Of Miss
, Mary and DR.. Fannie Carleton and
! Miss Fannie 0sgood of Barre. Rev.
Mr. Hazen was born in Norwich IS
years ago aud after graduating from
the University Of Vermont and the
Union Theological seminary at Hart
ford. Conn. and after two years study
in Germany he had parishes in Omaha
, Neb.. Grand Isle. VT Naugatuck and
Thomaston. Conn. Recently he had
been treasurer Of Tougaloo college.
Jackson. Miss. but had been forced
: to give up that position because Of
tuberculosis. He was ono Of seven
brothers who graduated from the Uni
yersity Of Vermont, FIVE Of whom are
!. now living. The five are: Rev Carl
. ton Hazen Of Kensington. Conn Rev.
e Frank Hazen Of Richmond VT, Rev.
e William Hazen Of India, DR. Robert
n Hazen of Thomaston, Conn, and Prof
= Tracy Hazen Of Columbia university.
i Rev Austin Hazen, their father. and
!, Rev Austin Hazen. their grandfather,
were Congregational ministers.