The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Phone 600 for livery auto.--adv.
Regular meeting of NJ. w of A. Fri
day, June 3, at o'clock.
Large assortment of tennis and golf
goods ut browns Drugstore -adv.
John Watt of Washington street be-
gan work yesterday in the office of the
Harrison Granite Co.
Stephen Rizzi of North Main street
and ID. Giudici of Merchant street were
business visitors in Woodstock.
Long-distance and general trucking.
light or heavy. Granite City Bottling
Works Tel 726-M or 6-W.-adv,
Tickets for Spaulding alumni ball
on sale at Bell & Houston's, Cummings
4 Lewis Times Office or from commit
tee.--adv.
Badness can be prevented easier
than it can be cured. Stop falling hair
and get rid of dandruff by using Paris
ian Sage; best for the hair. =. A..
Drown sells it with money back guar
antee.- adv.
Get what you want. Sleep with peace
and tranquility. Regain your lost vigor
and nerve force. Bitro- Phosphate is
| purposed to give you added weight and
strength, and TO make you well. .Ob
tainable at r. A. Drown e. Co.'S drug
store, Strictly guaranteed
A play in French will be given by
members Of L'Union of st. Jean Bap-
tiste. The play is very good comedy,
| entitled Glamour A La Poste" Every
body invited. Date, June 9; place BIZ
jou theatre; admission, adults, Csc;
childrex 10 TO 10 years, l5c. Watch for
| program.-adv
Clarence Lepage, who operates
farm on Beckley hill, picked handful
of cultivated Strawberries on Satur-
day, May 30, and on June 2, gathered
squart of luscious berries. This, he
| thinks, is the record in Vermont for
| in the years he has raised Strawberries
he never knew of them to be ripe in
the month of May.
Otto Friberg Of Toulon, ILL.,, for
merly prosperous farmer on the cast
hill in Barre Town, is visiting in Barre
and the neighboring granite towns
while placing few orders for granite
memorials. Mr. Friberg left Barre two
years ago, and is now engaged in the
retail monumental business in Toulon.
His journey to the east was made
chiefly to buy granite work and be-
fore returning-he will visit other gran
lite centers in New Hampshire and
Massachusetts,.
DR.. G. II. Burr. district health off
Ger, with Dr. G. X. Most of the state
laboratory of hygiene in Burlington,
inspected the Bolster water system OF
Barre yesterday and found it in very
satisfactory condition. The railroads
are compelled by the public health
service Of Washington, d. G., to use
only water that is certified, and it was
for this department that the two doe
tors made the inspection. The sup
ply referred to, of course, is that which
is consumed by the passengers by
means of the water tanks, found in
nearly all passenger cars.
Two keen rivals in baseball will
meet at Mortified Saturday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. when Norwich crosses
bats with the strong Middlebury nine.
Both teams will use their strongest
pitchers for this game and battle
royal may be expected. Huffman for
Middlebury is rated as one of the best
college pitchers in New England. In
lege. Styles of n. IT,, twirled no-hit
| game. He has won five out of seven
games he has worked in, this in spite
of the fact that it is his first year in
college baseball. Wednesday at North
| field the New York State college team
met defeat at the hands of Norwich
by the score of q to 3.
Announcement was received yester
day afternoon by John B. Kelly, grand
knight of Barre council, No 40l, X.
of C., that the third degree will be
/ worked upon class of candidates of
DeGoesbriand council, No. 279, in Bur
lington Sunday. June 3. The meeting
opens at the Cathedral high school at
$780, benedictiOn follows, and the con-
ferring of the degree upon this large
| class Of candidates begins soon after
the church service, with Judge James
Z. Finegan of New York City, past
state deputy of New York, the con-
ferring officer This is the degree which
was postponed from last Sunday.
Barre granite manufacturers and
quarry owners are interested in a de-
cision handed down in New Hampshire
Wednesday, when Charles Tonella, a
well known granite quarry owner Of
Milford, was awarded damages of S.
090.60 on a claim for a loss Of profits
brought about hy the alleged failure
of the Boston & Maine railroad TO sup
ply freight cars to his quarry. The
ease was tried in Hillsboro county
court and consumed more than two
weeks time. Special interest attaches
to the case because the Boston &
Maine railroad. through its feeders, the
Barre & Chelsea and Montpelier &
Wells River railroads, was partially
responsible for the glaring failure of
the railroads to supply much needed
cars to the Barre granite industry in
1920. Delays due to the lack of cars
last year are still causing local ship
pers no end Of trouble. Ir the New
Hampshire ease, the defendant is ex-
pected to take the case TO supreme
court.