The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Thermos bottles at the Red Cross
Pharmacy
! Dance every Saturday night, How
land hall. CAROLS orchestra. adv.
All odd Ladies going to Granitevillt
meet at the postofiite tonight at 7:lt
sharp.
Mrs Nina Harron of Brooklyn street
| leaves tonight for Sherbrooke, p. z.
to visit relatives over the Fourth.
Moxie, ginger ale and grape juice
by the case or bottle for that weekend
| party, at browns Drug Store.-ady
Dance, East Barre opera house, Fri
day, July /; Norris & Suitor's orches-
ira Admission, 75c per couple; dancing
to l2.-adv.
Watches, clocks, rings, jewelry
fountain pens and gold pencils at
Goodfellow's, the little shop with the
| big stock.-adv.
Buy your fireworks early before the
rush. Orders taken for fireworks of
all kinds aud filled at r. P. Kendalfs,
Trow hill. Phone 3l5M.-adv.
Big Fourth of July dance at Wood
bury lake pavilion; Hardwick orches-
ira. Remember the dance every Fri
day night, A. f. Thompson, proprietor.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Beattie of Hart
ford, Conn, are expected here to-day
to pass the holiday with Mrs. Beattie's
parents. Mr. and Mrs John Tierney, of
South Main street.
Miss Stella Brooks. teacher at
Spaulding high school leaves to-day
for Bennington, n. H., where during
the summer she will act as tutor to the
young girls spending the summer there.
Season tickets for the Barre Commu-
Mrs. George Stewart of Warren
street returned yesterday from a two
weeks vacation in Massachusetts,,
spent with friends and relatives in Ha
yerhill, Worcester, New Bedford and
Boston.
The wages paid to the matron of the
city poor farm are $50 a month in
stead of $50 a week, as was erroneous
Is stated in Wednesdays paper in CON
nection with the announcement OF a
change of matronS
nifty chautauqua, July to 8, inclusive
can be obtained in Barre at Tilden
shoe store, the w. ID. Smith company.
Bell and Houston's and Pspe's insur-
ance Office; at East Barre of Miss Lii
liam Avery adv.
Pitching his first game for the Sara
nae, n Y, baseball team, America
Polli of Barre carried his team TO a
I to victory, The Saranac team is
under direction of Dan Sullivan. base
ball coach at Dean academy.
Mrs Edward Morency left for Que
bee, p O., yesterday, after attending
the funeral Of her bather, Thomas Des-
jardins. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Jar
iardins also returned yesterday to
their home in st. Adams. after attend
ing the funeral OF Mr.. Desjardins.
Oscar Martinson. one of the numer.
Gus graduates of the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology with the class
of 81, has returned to his home at 30
Patterson street in this city Mr..
Martinson succeeding in making upi
work lost to him while a second lieu
tenant with the heavy artillery at
Fort Monroe during several months
Of the war, and when graduated he re-
cciyed the degree of bachelor of science.
Mr. Martinson has accepted a position |
with the state as an engineer.
The Granite Manufacturers associa-
ton yesterday received telegram
from Congressman Porter Fl. Dale. tell
ing in brief of the tariff rates finally |
settled upon BY the congressional com /
mittee to protect American stone
trades from the competition of the
,heaply manufactured foreign stones.
The tariff rate in this bill is 40 per
,ent ad valorem on finished products
md Is cents per cubic foot on rough I
stock. The last tariff bill, passed in
1918. set the rate at 20 per cent ad /.
ralorem and three cents per cubic foot
IN rough stock.