The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-01
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sale announcement. adv
Miss Edna Suitor of Elm street
passed the week end at her home ~
Graniteyile.
Don't forget Goddard glee club con-
cert and dance in Quarry Bank hall on
May 5.-adv.
Mrs. Charles Barclay of Plain street
left Yesterday for her former home IN
Aberdeen, Scotland.
Flowing done. also ashes hauled.
John Colombo at Jones 4 Hall stable,
Depot square, adv.
Alfred j. Morgan Of Pearl street left
Yesterday for Silver Bay, y. y, where
he has secured employment.
William j. Mellow Of Maple avenue
left Sunday for New Britain, Conn !,
where he has secured employment
Dewey Passetti Of this city left late
Saturday evening for New York City,
where he has secured employment.
Miss Ruth Nelson Of st. Adams ar
rived in the city Saturday to pass the
week end at her home on Jefferson
street.
William Fl. Kelley Of Pleasant street
left Saturday for White River juno
tion, where he has secured employ
ment.
The annual meeting Of the Barre
Woman's club will be held Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 in the BiJou NAH
Members please note change oil meet
ing place.
Mrs. A. w. Hutchinson returned to
Canaan. n. H., yesterday, after pass
ING short visit at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. H. r. Human of Hill
street.
MIR. and Mrs. II. liter of North
Main street left Sunday evening Tor
Providence, r. l.. where they expect %
pass short visit with friends and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lofhar c. Beck Of
Branch street left to-day for Hohen-
zollern, Germany, to pass the summer
with friends and relatives in that
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dawson OF Port
| land Me. are spending q week with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Black OF Maple
Grove ON their way to Detroit, Mich /,
| for the summer.
] Arthur Muiry of Pleasant street
| leaves tomorrow for New York. from
which port be viii take a steamship
for his former home in Scotland to
pass the simmer
Ministers in this city are launching
] campaign against the liquor and I'M.
moral conditions existing in THE city.
The Granite street dance hall i tie
center of attack.
Winston Brown returned yesterday
to Dartmouth college, after being
compelled 10 remain NJ his home here
! for week on account Of injuries stis
tanned at the school.
David Smith. who came here last
fan from Stanstead, r. O., 20 be en-.
ployed in the granite sheds here, left
Yesterday for st, Cloud, MINI, where
be has secured employment.
Russell Rowland. director Of the oh
OH Cindy~ show, which played here
last week, left Sunday evening for
Danbury. Conn. where be will put -
the same play which was so well re-.
ceiyed here.
John II. Angwin OF % Beckley street
left Sunday evening for Concord, y.
In. where he has secured employment
outside Of the granite industry, ~
which occupation lie was engaged here
! before the strike.
! George w. Bankell Of the D. G, An.
drews company foreign freight for
wardcrs and custom house brokers from
Boston. was in the city to-day calling
on the Granite Manufacturers assocla.
tiom's traffic manager with the hope OF
encouraging export business.
Pamphlets are being distributed By
the various churches in this city to
their members announcing the eomini.
| OF "pussyfootr johnson TO this city Tor
the purpose of lecturing TO the people
here Nav 10. Mr.. johnson Is the lee.
turer who caused such stir in Lon
don recently by his lectures against
tho liquor trade.
Irving -. John Of South Main street
has been engaged by Hotel Barre TO
drive the hotel surrey to the station,
meeting all trains each day. Mr.. St.
John takes the place of James Moran,
who has secured employment with the
Perry Auto company. The hotel has
decided 10 provide its driver with the
regular bell boys uniform hereafter
making the driver more easily reeog.
nizsble.
AZ prelude 70 cleanup week. The
Barre street department started yes
terday morning to give the Main street
pavement thorough cleaning by the
use of large hose. Two lines Of hose
were used for some time during tho
early hours Sunday, starting at point
south of the FIRE station. This morn.
Ting the work was resumed. the dirt
and germs being chased northward o.
1 into the surface sewers. to a point near
Keith avenue. The payemcn; north 81
that point shone almost a. II the Gold
Dust twins had been at work. To say
i that merchants and the public in gen
eral appreciated the change would be
putting Il mildly City vehicles started
out this morning making the regular
collection Of rubbish.