The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-24
TALK OF TIL TOWN

Easter cards-a nice selection. Bel
& Houston.
Trumbull's ice cream in bricks at
Russell's.-adv.
w. p. Scott is in Burlington to pass
a few days on business.
Latest styles, best of quality, at low.
est possible prices. Mrs. Birnie, q
Laurel street.
Regular meeting of /. 0. o. L., NJ,
T., in X. Of p. hall Friday, March 20
Refreshments.
Women's kid gloves for Easter spe
cially priced, Sl.9s a pair, at Fits;
regular $2.9S value.-adv.
Long distance and general trucking,
light or heavy. Granite City Bottling
Works. Tel. 726-M or 746-W.-adv.
Miss MAR wishes to %nounc that
she has opened her millinery parlor at
| 81 Maple avenue; ~remodeling a special
ty.-adv.
j. II. Biggs of Buffalo, n. Y, a field
man of the Monument and Cemetery
Review. who has beeA passing 10 days
in the Barre district, returns to-day to
Buffalo.
All persons are warned against the
starting of grass fires in the city linn
its. Anyone caught at it will be dealt
with according to law. John Heney,
fire chief.
Mrs. Susan Parks, who has been
spending the winter with her son, H.
S. Parks, returned to-day to her home
in Plainfield. She was accompanied
by Mrs. II. S. Parks.
Patronize the food sale Saturday at
corner of Keith avenue, store recently
vacated by Peoples National bank.
Food cooked by some of the best cooks
in Barre. Cook books on sale.
Regular meeting Of Col. J. B. Mead
circle. No. |. Ladies Of the G. a. r.,
will be held Friday afternoon, March
25, in their hall in the Worthen block
at 2 o'clock sharp. Social hour and re-
freshments after meeting.
Logon Granite city, No 1853, $, B,
Of A. Anordnar stor fast lordagen den
%. Mars XII. 500 e. m. Forst pa alto
mems rogra ar dams, sedan kommer
EFT finare smorgasbord SAINT katie med
dopp. ALA Skandinaver hiartligt val
komna. In trevlig alton u%tlovas,
A rather important meeting to Yer
mont industries is TO be held in Bailey
hall. Montpelier, at 8 o'clock this eve
ming. for at that time the manufactur-
ers of the state will congregate to or
r~anize. This organization will be pat
termed after those of other states IN
which the manufacturers of the states
chief industries are united, having IN
common many things to contend with,
such as shipping and freight rates. cleo.
trio power. etc. AT the meeting to-
night the Barre Granite Manufactur-
ers' association win be officially repre-
sented BY its president, II. j. NJ Jones,
designated yesterday at a meeting OF
| the directors. II any other Barre man
ufactnrers wish to attend they are cor
diallv invited, as practically every in
dnstry OF the state will be represented
The wooden manufacturers. wholesale
bakers, lumber dealers, organ manufac-
turers, scale manufacturers, marble
manufacturers, and men from other
Vermont industries.
Late Yesterday afternoon the fire de-
partment was summoned to a grass
fire at the rear of 30 Hill street, the
house occupied by Jack Anderson and
family, small children of that vicinity
having set the dry grass afame with
matches. In this instance the fire rap
idly spread towards a garage, wherein
was stored an automobile and supplies
of grease and other auto accessories,
The department with old brooms and
coats. With which the departments
trucks are now equipped for the sea
| sons fires, quickly suhdued the flames
without damage or loss. Chief Heney
recalled to mind many fatal fires start
ed in lust such a manner, and now Is
sues warning, especially to young chill
dren. about starting grass fires. In the
vicinity Of buildings, fences or forests
the fires are particularly dangerous,
and children caught lighting grass fires
will be brought into police court. Par
| ents are asked to caution their chill
dren 10 this effect, and in case Of grass
| fires notify the department immedi-
| ata1y