The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

H. Gale Bennett Of Spaulding street
has been passing several days at the au
tomobile show in New York.
James Doyers, who has been visiting IN
Quincy, Mass, for the past few days, re-
! turned to this city Saturday.
II. o. Camp Of Highland avenue left
this morning for Jericho where he Will
remain for business visit of several
days.
Louis Sassi returned to Barre this
morning, after a 10 days visit with rela-
tives in Concord, n. H., and Milford,
Mass.
Misses Florence Granger and Gladys
Suitor, who have been visiting relatives
! here during the holidays, returned to
Boston to. day.
David Stevens and daughter, Deyin-,
OF South Main street left Saturday for
Montreal, where they will visit relatives
for few days.
George Rorys. clerk in the Barre
Candy Kitchen, left yesterday for New
York City where he will spend few
days vacation.
The condition Of Miss Pearl Kent, for
merly OF this city, who was operated on
for appendicitis in Boston last week, is
reported to be improved.
Harold Miles Of Graniteyille was a
visitor in the city to-day while Oh his
way to WinoOski to resume his studies
at st. Michael's college.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grafton who have
been visiting relatives in the city since
Christmas, returned this morning 10
tLnir homo in Milford n TT
Miss Faith Walker, who has been max
ing two weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. i. A. Walker. of Edgewood,
returned to-day to Middlebury college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin OF West
Chazy, N. Y, arrived to-day for a few
weeks visit at the home OF Mrs. Martins
brother, Albert Tacy, of l0l South Main
street.
Harold Labelle, who has been the guest
OF Mrs. Annie McGue of the Morse block
while receiving treatment for an injured
finger has returned to his home in VIII
Miss Florence Curley. who has been
passing a few days in the city as the
guest of Miss Eliza beth German of Cliff
street returned this forenoon to her |
home in st. Adams.
Don't delay any longer opening that
christmas club account. You viii APP
preciate the check next December. Barre
Savings Bank & Trust CO. Bank open
to- night from to o'clock.
Mrs. II, O. Stafford OF Washington
street is confined TO her home as the re
suit Of sprained ankle. Saturday Mrs.
stafford slipped on the lev walk and hurt
Ter ankle so badly that a doctor was
allied
Miss Frieda Hooker, who has been
pending the Christmas recess with her
PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs p. w. Hooker Of
Park street, returned this forenoon to
Boston, where she is a student at SIM
mons college.
Practically every granite plant in the
ity resumed operations this morning
nd the eoncensus OF opinion among the
indicates that the winter :
lonths will be extremely busy in the ,
'arre granite belt.
Guy Vitagliano Of Concord, ~ H. who
as formerly connected with the Diversi i
ruit Store in this city, arrived in Barre Z
,st night and will take temporary
large Of the Spafford storage business =
n Granite street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Rowland, Miss n
ucy Wells and Nelson +. Lewis went I
ais forenoon to Northfeld, where they
ttended the funeral Of Mrs. c. II. X
right, wife Of the late Sidney Wells, =
hose death occurred last Thursday aft i
noon II was expected that the re- 81
aims would be brought to Barre this Of
iternoon for interment in Elmwood :
metery.
Sometime later la the month prospec-
We candidates fQr citizenship in Barre, /
lrrc Town and notifying towns viii l
I'VE another opportunity to apply for
Ipcrs before the United States court
ERIK i. $ Plat and his staff OF court
taches will come to this city and hold
il OF their semi-occasional sessions OF n
turalization court az city hall lndica-
'ns point 20 a large number Of applica
,ns. -
Barre birds are primping their feathers
r the ninth annual exhibit OF the Yer
ont Poultry association and Barre birds
e early on the scene Of what the asso.
,tion members expect will be the most
etentious show in the history Of poul.
Y raising in central Vermont. A
ange in arrangements has resulted in
e cancelling Of a special transporta-
IN conveyance for local bird fancicrs
q in consequence of this move. most Of
2 poultry from this city will be shipped
express. over the Central Vermont
ilrosd near noon to-day e1pressmsn
ndled a large number Of crrted birds
hers we're 10 follow this afternoon AMI q
tomorrow, the opening day Of the
ow the Granite city will b. well rep
,ented on the foor OF city hall % the
1ital. Of BARCLAY Scott, one Of The
u known breeders OF Barred Rocks in
! state, i i said that his entire poul- :,
yard was transferred 10 Montpelier. ~
;. Scott j. one Of the poultrymen WHO
'ieres il shipping cary 60 avoid
ID. and his birds we're among tho mi
tory ones to-day Most a TIE nsrrc Al
lltrgmen plan to spend the c0minr