The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-23
TALK or THE TOWN


Pleasant street, OIL Brook street,
Mrs. Nelson Nassar OF Waterbury was
among the city visitors in Barre yester.
day.
L Contractor James f.. eastman of Bur.
lington was business visitor In the city
| yesterday and to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bailey and fam.
! lily of Plainfeld were among the bus.
mess visitors in the city yesterday.
| The regular meeting of |. o. O. L., Nj.
/ L., will be held in h. N G. hall Friday
evening at o'clock, Nomination OF ofli-
! GERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Brown of JET.
ferson street left yesterday for visit
OF few days with friends in Springfield,
! Mass.
! Thomas Davidson Of Brook street re.
turned this morning from visit of sew.
eral days with friends in st. Johns.
bury
| W, II. Nugent of the Metropolitan Lite
lns. Co., left for Burlington last night
and will spend two weeks there on bus
mess visit.
regular meeting OF ST. Johns court,
c. o. f.. will be held Thursday evening
at o'clock sharp. Forty.fve game after
the meeting.
d. II. Tomlinson, who has been en-
ployed in Barre for several months, LETT
the city this morning for Bristol, Conn,
where he expects TO pass the winter.
Philip jackson OF Summer street, who
has been employed as brakeman and
fireman in st, Adams. returned to the
city yesterday and will pass the winter
here.
Mrs. A. NJ Carroll of Barre will have
a mid season sale of trimmed hats. also
chidren's hats, at Gilberts store, upper
Graniteyille, Thursday md Friday, Nov.
% and "a adv.
Thomas Magner, general district man
ager Of Vermont for the Metropolitan
Life Insurance CO., returned to his home
in Burlington last night after a day in
the city on business
The mission study class of the Church
of the Good Shepherd will meet in the
church Thursday evening, Nov % at
1880 The men OF the church are espe
cially invited to this meeting
Furs at reduced prices. Big discounts
on all my furs. Well save one till
Christmas if you want. A good line of
childrens furs also Kovalsky's Tailor |
shop, Eastman block; tel. 4244
! W. B. Merrill. representative for the
McCaskey Register Co., arrived in Barre T
yesterday from his home in Bradford |
and will spend a few days in the city I
on business. Mr. Merrill will be the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs r. c. Waterman OF
Camp street.
Furs, furs, furs. Big reduction on all
g,ftg Lriyl I
day. Have Just received a large ship
ment OF furs from New York Come and
look them over. I'll save your choice UNI
It'll Christmas if wanted. Kovalsky's
Tailor Shop, Eastman block, tel. 424-4.
Mrs Mary b. Nichols OF Richardson
street left this morning for Waterbury +,
where she viii make an extended visit +.
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Eu !
gene Magnus Mrs. Joseph Papin and
Mrs Roy Bngbee accompanied Mrs, Men
OILS to Waterbury, and will return to
their homes in the city tomorrow
John Bishop. driver Of the Holmes
bakery cart, commenced his annual vaca. 6
tion from his duties this morning Mr.. Ii
Bishop will spend several days in camp
with friends in the eastern part OF the y
county and along the southern part Of i
Caledonia county. James Tassie, for
merly of the Union bakery, will take
Mr. Bishops place as driver on the Gran (
iteville trip. +
Several Of the North Barre Italian
colony left the city last night for New |
York, where they win meet others. who .
left Barre on the night before, and will \
sail at some time during the latter part
of the week for Italy. Several OF both j.
parties are returning to Italy in order !.
to answer to the call OF arms, while a
few intend to return to Barre next !
spring. The Barre people will be met in !
New York by friends from Milford, n.
H., who will join the party sailing for q
Italy to-day and accompany them to 9
their homeland Among those leaving u
last night are Ricardo Franchi, Camozzi <
Giovanni, G. Camazz and II. /. Gamazzi. I.
Included in party of people from this y
vicinity who were bound for California ),
last night were Rev. and Mrs. Alven
NJ. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. w +. Grang -
ar of Williamstown and Walter Emery ]
and two daughters and Mr.. Emery's Sis
ter, Miss Rose Emery of Chelsea. They J
were Joined by two more California bound
people from White River Junction, Mr..
and Mrs. Rolln Stevens. They are all :
headed for Los Angeles. The Williams
town parties will return in the spring
but the Emerys from Chelsea are plan
ming to take up their residence in the Pa
,ific coast state.
Acting at the request of Burling .
on whoesaling concern, Deputy Sheriff
Henry c. Lawson has closed the doors
If the American Clothing Co. on the
north side of the A. Tomasi building,
A deputy sheriff is in charge OF the
took and pending an effort on the part
II the company to adjust its difficulties,
etail and Wholesale trade has been re-
tricted 1t is said that the moving fig
lres in the clothing enterprise are con
ldent that the differences with the
Wholesale company can be adjusted sat
sfactorily and that the business viii be
esumed within a short time, The Amer 4
can Clothing Co. has maintained a re- z
all store in Barre for some years. al
hough a good deal Of its business was 4
one on the road.
The Aldrich Public library will join ]
n a good book campaign. which will be 1
sbered in Dec & Although the cam :