The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Mr.. and Mrs. James Holland of North
field are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. i. Nj
Kempton of South Main street.
To Rent Furnished room for light
housekeeping. Inquire of Mrs. y. stew
art, Worthen block, or phone 443.l2.
Dean Blodgett of Jefferson street re.
turned to-day from Barnet where he has
been visiting relatives for the past week
George Whyte LETT the city this morn
ing for Rcdstone, n H., where he has
secured employment in the granite in.
dustry.
Mrs. Augustus Gregwarc left the city
this morning for Middlebury. where she
viii make a visit of several DAYS with
relatives.
r. Louis Drake, who was called to
Rouses Point, N. v, 10 days ago by the
| illness of his mother, returned to Barre
last night.
Tomorrow will be communion day for
the Sodality of the Children OF Mary at
| st. Monica's church The regular meet
| ing will be held in the evening at 7
o'clock.
Carpenters, Notice! All members OF
local 4sl are hereby notified to attend
regular meeting on Monday evening
April 10, at 1880 o'clock, for the pur
pose of revising the bylaws. Per or
der recording secretary.
Next Monday being a legal holiday in
Massachusetts. Misses Florence Granger
and Gladys Suitor took advantage of
the opportunity and arrived home this
morning for an over Sunday stay at
their homes in this city. Both have ex
celent positions in the vicinity of Bos-
ton.
The. funeral Of Mrs. Hannah b. Mas
son, wife of George f. Mason, who died
at her home on upper Washington street
Thursday evening. will be held at the
house Monday afternoon at O'Clock,
Rev. T. Grassland of the First Presby
terrain church, officiating Interment will
be in Hope cemetery.
Alton Packard disegnatorc di carica
ture fotografc per gornali piu popu-
lari magazin in quest staff, disegna
fotograie in carboncino sopra Ia carta s |
pied in quadro. Aiunque ne abba in
teresse potra vederlo ALI opera house
sal ato sera Aprile II. Amissione, adul- |
ii, 25c; ragazzi, l5c. biglietti d. in
gresso 81 comprano al Drown Drug Store. /,
Ask for our latest popular music cat
alogue, containing vocal and instrument
tai hits, tangoes, hesitations. one steps,
two steps, waltzes. etc. We demonstrate
the latest popular songs and instrument
tai numbers. Come in and hear them
played and sung. Ten cents copy at
Martins Book Store, lis North Main
street
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Sassi and children of
Berlin street and Mrs. d. Diyerio and
children of North Barre leave the city
late this evening for New York where
they will visit relatives for few days
before going to Rion, n. G., where they
will make their home. The party was
preceded to North Carolina several weeks
ago by Mr.. Diverio, who has secured en-
'loyment in the granite industry there.
The Granite City General Store, an in
having a capital stock of
s. 600, with Richard Ciardi, until recent
v manager of the Cooperative store on {
frantic street, John r. Callaghan and :
lanes Tassie, former employees OF the
Holmes bakery, as the leading figures in {
he enterprise. opened to-day in the 9
building on Granite street which S. II. /
'pafford occupied until short time ago. /
BUSINESS with the Granite City started ,
VI pretentlOuslY ana many VINO came a
ot to buy remained TO inspect the up i
o-date appointments of the new cor
oration. All of the property from No. !
o No. Is Granite street is controlled by !,
he incorporators, although the space ac- i
uallv devoted to the business at the !,
resent time does not include the large
esidence at the corner of North Main
nd Granite streets. An efficient corps
t clerks was on hand to-day and Messrs. =,
iardi. Callaghan and Tassie joined in y
ecaring that the business is to be con- u
ucted as a union store in the strictest
anse Of the word. Mr.. Tassie is in =
large of the meat department on the +
rst floor. while a room in the basement o.
given over TO the Italian meats and X
royisions. The Granite City company 81
ans TO carry a line of fresh vegetables.
-oceries and meat. OF