The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-02
TALK OF THE TOWN
"springtime,D "springtime. o--adv.

Three flavors of most delicious ice
cream, only SOC a quart at Mitchell's
Candy Store.-adv.
Dance every Saturday night, Mont
pelier armory, CAROLS orchestra. c.
V. train at IL o'clock.-adv.
Last chance for sugar on snow at
Richardson farm. Sunday afternoon.
Bring dish and spoon. 25c each. N. Il.
Briggs.
0rlo Spear is at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Spear, for
the spring vacation from Harvard col
lege.
must close out this millinery stock
in two weeks and will offer everything
at a great bargain. Mrs. Poitras, s
Forsyth place,
Baby buggies, from $3.50 to $40. We
will meet competition in or out of the
city whether your exchange is cash,
bonds or credit; but if credit, payments
must be punctual. Same applies to all
our lines, furniture, floor coverings and
clothing. Sadlier 10 Keith avenue.
At I o'clock last night, telegram to
the Magnet theatre read Desert
Gold held in Maine. Substitutin Riders
of the Dawn" Fhis picture is one of
the Zane Grey stories and is consid-
cred fully as interesting as Desert
Cold" which will be given at a later
date. With the feature is great
Larry Semon comedy and the latest
Kinogram.-a
Remember Tuesday, April 5, at $3.50
p. m, is the regular meeting of the
Woman's club. Program will be after
the nature of "round table" or an
exchange of ideas. The hospitality
committee, aided by Mrs. Drown, will
serve salad, the ingredients to be
guessed. They endeavor to make this
one of the banner meetings.
Miss Gwendolyn Kendall of Trow
hill who has been confined to the
house for a number of weeks since a
sliding accident in the winter when she
sustained a broken leg, is able to be
about again. One night this week she
entertained at a sugar party the mem
bers of her Sunday school class and
Mrs. Loren Bell, the teacher.
President Fl. C. Hefner of the Ma
tional Monumental Dealers associa
ton, in Acknowledgement Of an invita-
ton to visit the Barre granite district
for few days during his prospective
soiourn in the east, informs Secretary
Athol r. Bell of the Granite Manufac
turers' association that he viii be un-
able to make the visit at this time,
President Hefner leaves on April ID, on
the steamship Presario, sailing out of
New York for Europe, having been del
egated by the Western Rotary district
TO attend the world convention of the
Rotarians in Edinburgh, Scotland, this
year.
Even in far away Bohemia Barre
granite gets unsolicited publicity
through its quality and wonderful spec
tacle It gives in its natural form in
the quarry lands Of Graniteyille and
Websterville. In "Kramen," monthly
trade journal allied with the stone
trade in Bohemia !. and other central
European states, full-page picture of
a Barre quarry scene featured the ia
sue, "Kramen" is published in Prague,
and the appearance of Barre illustra
ton within its pages followed the pub
LEGATION Of the same picture In the Dc
tober, 1920, number of Stone Trade |
Journal, London The full page half
tone was made from a negative of |
notable quarry photograph taken last
summer at the quarries of the +. L.
Smith & Co. Included in somewhat |
lengthy descriptive article which se
the picture is the following |
"This granite quarry is in Barre, Yer
mont, Z, s. A., the home of incompar.
able granite. The picture shows the
gigantic lodges made possible by the
improved mechanical processes used in
that country"
The apartment in the Miles granite
block on Main street, which more re-
Gently was occupied as a fruit and
store under the propri
ntorship of +. J. Noyes, was opened |
yesterday as a pool and billiard parlor
by David Farrand. The apartment is
the largest Of its kind in
the city, as there il ample room for
xix pool or billiard tables of regulation
'ize as well as the large soda and ice
,Team Iouhlalh, Which was part ol tHe
Noyes store equipment, and shelves
md show cases bearing cigars, cigar
,ttes, tobacco and confectionery. Mr..
does not propose to give soda
service until the warm wealth
r, planning to open about May ] To
zach and every patron entering the
lew quarters yesterday, Mr.. Fsrrand
presented a cigar Mr.. Farrand may in
tall bowling alleys j nthe basement
# the store This could be accom-.
,lshed quite easily as there is an APP
,roximste length of % feet from one