The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-07
TALK OF THE TOWN


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Regular meeting of the A. o. Fl. OF
Thursday night, April z, at o'clock
Regular meeting of the |. o. O. i
! NJ. T., in X. of p. hall Friday, Apri
s, Refreshments.
DIR. II. H. Hunters office will be
closed from Friday noon, April IS, un.
til Monday evening, April ll.adv.
Long-distance and genera trucking
light or heavy, Granite City Bottling
Works. Tel. 726-M or 746-W.-ady.
Miss Margaret Fitzmaurice of Boston
arrived in the city Tuesday to care for
her aunt, Mrs. Charles Mclean of
North Main street.
The adjourned meeting of Barre
council, \. of c., will be held Friday
evening, April s. All brothers are re-
quested to be present.
Mrs Mendon P. Moore and son, Mer-
rill, of Manchester, n. H., who have
been guests of Mrs. Moores sister Mrs.
A. Leroy Smith, of east bill, returned
to their home to-day.
On Friday evening, April s, at s
o'clock a piano recital will be given
at Goddard seminary by Mary Allen.
assisted by Edward Hamel, bass. The
public is cordially invited to attend. =
J. H. Kelley, who accidentally fell
through coal shute at The Calder &
Richardson sheds last week Wednesday,
had an X-ray examination taken of his
shoulder at the City hospital which
declared a fracture. The fracture was
set and Mr.. Kelley returned home.
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 IL credit, payments
must be punctual. Same applies to all
our lines, furniture, floor coverings and
clothing. Sadlier, 10 Keith avenue
Grass fires continue to keep members
of the fire department on the alert,
the latest call for help coming from
residents of upper Merchant street near
noon to-day for fire in the grass un
derbrush on the Mead property. Squad |
A responded TO the call and the fire |
was soon squelched.
George Guernsey, jr, two-and-one-
half year.old son of Mr. and Mrs |
George Guernsey OF the Montpelier
road. suffered fracture of the left leg
Sunday. The young fellow was playing
and in some manner fell on the floor,
,ausing the break, He was removed to
Heaton hospital, where the fracture
was reduced and an X-ray examination
aiken. His condition permitted removal
70 his home Tuesday.
James G. Pirie, as a representative
II the Barre quarters, Fred II. Suitor,
secretary of the Quarry Workers In
.ernstional union, John W. MacAuley,
John Coxon and Miss sullivan, as rep
'esentatives OF the union, and Attorney
) Hollister Jackson left last night for
Boston, to attend to-day labor con
erence between the Representatives of
he quarry workers and the quarry
,wners throughout the country. Mr.
sutton declared that the matter of
wages was not TO be considered at this
Meeting.
Nearly 5000 was cleared from the
ance in Rowland hall last evening
iven under the auspices of the nurses
t the City hospital. A large gather
ny, many coming after the local tai
Mt performance in the opera house, en-
Dyed the favorite indoor pastime until
O'Clock. music for the occasion, very j..
being furnished by CAROLS
rchestra. The money will be used in
atoucbing the nurses rooms in the
ormitory. Appreciation and thanks is
xtended by the nurses 10 all those
no aided in making the dance so sue
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