The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
TALK or THE TOWN
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| Four to ak daily, 3 Currier building
Flora Jones. chiropractor, -adv.
N Fred y. Davis OF Mortified was /,
business visitor in the city yesterday
1 More mems hip rubber boots arrived
at Shca's; $3.40 and 1895 pair.ad
Wendell Young Of Plainfield is pass
ing few days visit with friends anc
relatives in this city.
4 The Pine class of the Congrega tional
4 Sunday school win hold cake sale III
/ the vestry Saturday afternoon at {
1 O'clock adv.
Ira Houston, who was operated on
several weeks ago at the City hospital
for appendicitis, was able to be out
| yesterday for the first time
1 Miss Josephine Lucchina Of Cottage
4 street arrived home yesterday from
Smith college in Northampton, Mass,
to pass the spring vacation with her
parents.
The condition Of Deputy Sheriff
Frank Minard Of North Main street il
reported as steadily improving, after Il
| three weels illness which confined him
! to his home.
Arthur Provost, granite manufac-
turer from Riverton, was in the city
yesterday to attend the lecture deliy-
cred in the association assembly hall
yesterday afternoon.
Never was there more perfectly ar
ranged cast. John Barrymore, Anna @.
Nilsson, Wesley Barry, Colleen Moore
and L. Barney Sherry, all under the di-
rection of Marshall Neilan. -adv.
AT special meeting Of the Gran
lite Manufacturers association in the
Jackman block yesterday afternoon
George Williams Of New York City
delivered an address to the assembly
ON the Williams industrial systems
The address was entirely based upon
the industrial problems Of to-day and
was conducted along the lines of other
such talks previously delivered by the
speaker In the Barre district lately. MIR.
Williams was literally applafded for i
his good explanation Of the situation.
A large crowd of people attended the
lecture last night at the Bijou theatre
by Adolph Germner OF Boston. Many |
people were standing but they I'LL |
seemed to enjoy and appreciate the lee. |
ture very much. The subject was: La |
Dor, Capital and Human Rights and |
was most eloquently presented Ac- /,
cording to the view Of the speaker, ii /
would be very unwise thing to adopt |
the open shop plan. The settlement Of /
local labor problem. he thought, ough.
TO be a square deal to all and according |
10 the Golden Rule. The speaker was
introduced by Chairman John +. Cal.
Afghan and John Laduco made remarks.
The committee in charge wish to thank |,
A. b. Carter for the way he worked in
GETTING the hall ready for the lecture.
In event Of coal strike. local coal
lealers reported this morning that the
present supply would last until warm
weather sets in and coal would be UNI
in the homes. One dealer in
he city estimated that his supply,
wen at the present rate of consump
ion, would last until about the mid
He OF June at which time the strike
hould be settled. They advise. how
YER, that patrons who usually buy
heir next years supply in July or
August take advantage of the oppor-
unity and stock up now as it may be
ather difficult to secure prompt sery-
&c for some time after the strike.
Ihould the miners disagreement last
or longer time than expected ii
night become necessary to ailot only a 4
ertain amount Of coal to an individ- !
al, they state.