The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-28
TALK OF THE TOWN


Woman's club members, please pay
your dues at your earliest convenience
George Sole of Park street left this
afternoon for Woodbury., where he il
to be employed.
If you have foot trouble, visit the
expert foot relief, man at Tlden's
store to-day.--ady.
Mrs. William Milne of Patterson
street has left for Lake Morey, where
she will spend week or two.
Long distance and general trucking,
light and heavy, Granite City Bottling
Works. Tel 7z6.M or 746sW.--adv.
i Miss Aurora Casellini, while having
vacation from, the Dillon insurance
office, is visiting relatives in New
York City.
i Mrs Elizabeth Wood of the Mont
pelier road went to Highgate Springs
yesterday to join the Inglis family in
camping party.
Allen B. Gale and family returned
last night to their home on Upland
avenue, after passing some time in
Groton, where Mr. Gale has been en-
ployed
John Cross, n Pelaggi and Roy
Chase of Mortified were in the city
I yesterday to attend meeting of the
directors of the Granite Manufactur-
ers' association.
Regular meeting of Central Labor
union, Barre and vicinity, will be held
Friday, July 20, at 7;3o p. m in car
penters' hall, Worthen block. Per or
der Percy Andrews, secretary,
John Leslie of Nelson street left
last night for an extended business
trip through New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio, in the interests of the Lit
tlejohn, Odgers and Milne Co, granite
manufacturers.
Mrs. w. L, Stowe of Walnut street
left last night for Washington, D. c.,
to spend several weeks with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. William Littlejohn.. Mrs
Stowe expects TO be accompanied by
her daughter on the return trip,
Mrs, Donald Spencer of Ellenburg
Depot \. y, is in the city, having
been informed Of the serious condi. |
ton of her father, c. s. Andrews, who
suffered another shock Monday noon
and who Is now in critical condi- |
ton
Z. r. Fletcher and family called on |
friends in this city yesterday while !
returning to their home In Woodbury. |
from the White mountains. where |
they have been mentioning. Mr.. /
Fletcher is well known quarter in
Vermont.
A Burlington item in the Burling.
ton Free Press to-day was as follows:
Mrs. A. J. Stone OF Barre announces
the engagement of her daughter, Della
saltus, TO Lee Bouchard of 80 Inter
vale avenue, this city, the marriage 10
take place in the near future,
George Demerell Of the granite firm
Of Brown & Demerell and John Ne.
Gowen. associate editor of the Boston
American, who Is spending a two
weeks vacation here, returned yester-
day from fishing trip to Lake Mem
While there they made
headquarters at Newport.
The attraction a. the Park theatre
to day Is Billie Burke in THE Edu.
cation of Elizabeth" also "Out of the
Night" comedy, and Pathe Review.
Tomorrow. Mae Marsh will be shown
In ''The Little Fraid Lady, also
'Rubes and Robbers, comedy, and In.
'ernational News weekly.--ady
Steven J. Dineen of Cleary street
accompanied Rev, Frank O. Hokerk
ind Mrs. Deyendorf OF Herkimer, n.
T., on a motor trip through southern
Vermont, northern Massachusetts, and
Iew York state, where they will stop
il Herkimer and Utica. returning to
Barre Friday or Saturday Of this :
week.
Weather permitting, the Barracks and
'hilstheas of the Baptist church will !
cave the church tomorrow (Friday)
light at 445 sharp for Williamstown
ulf. The ladies will furnish refresh.
1ents and the men will furnish the d
ars. All having autos are asked to d
g on hand. Let all the men aand WON II
n turn out and spend a pleasant eve
ing. :
The Vermont tuberculosis associa. s,
ion will hold a tuberculosis clinic in
ARE on Aug. Ia, at which DR. II. A. "
add Of Burlington and Dr. f.. J. Rog a
Rs, superintendent of the Vermont Il
At Pittsford. will be pres >,
nt This clinic is one of series. the
theirs of which are to be held at
ardwick on Aug. ? and at Newport 81
ue. 3. S
Carlo Gsriboldi of 1870 Seminary pl
rect was arrested by Officer John d.
erlo yesterday afternoon on war
INT issued by Grand Juror William {,
'ishart, charging him with selling in -
liquors No hearing was :
ven him due to the absence Of Judge ~
L. Scott but bail was fixed at $500 ~
: Grand Juror Wishsrt. Dominica =
annerelli of 1873 North Main street ~ =.
'pearsd as bondsman and Gariboldi ~
As released until further proceedings, -
tie for which has not been set Al
The Billboard" for July contains Ze
cut Of the monument manufactured al
the Central Granite Co Of Barre tn
d placed in memory Of b. r. Wallace. at
e wellknown circus man. who died q
Gently. The sketch in connection
tn the cut saws the monument cost I'M
500. measures 10 by 80 feet at the TO
ound and stands g feet high. The OF
etch SAYS; The Wallace sarcopha. lei
5 is indeed beautiful. Its proper. ex