The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-06
TALK or THE TOW "


Jares Smart. Joseph VIII and John
Geals have returned from lew days
business visit in Boston and QUINCY
Mass
Come and treat little Master Ayorr-
Du- Pois with candy from the CANDY
booth tomorrow evening at Goddard
hall adv
Miss Dale Reddin. who has been VISIT
ing relatives on Brook street during the
past few DAYS, left this noon for her
home in Burlington.
John Frontini of Foss street, who Is
convalescing from an operation which ne
underwent few weeks ago, went 70
Waterbury this morning to remain win
his sister for few days
Peter Merlo and Antonio Bianehi nave
returned to the city, after passing sever
al DAYS in Boston. During their absence
they attended one OF the Sunday meet
ings at the Boston tabernacle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver p Holton. who
have visited friends in Barre and Mont
pelier for few days, left yesterday Tor
Concord n. H., where Mr.. Holton has
business interests to attend to- Mr. hoi-
ton will leave for Miami, Fla, later IN
the month, where he has an investment
in hotel Mrs. Holton intends to re-
main in Concord during the winter.
Execution is taken to the statement
that T i. eastman, Burlington CON
tractor, received from the city Sz'o5''ot
for the North Main street digging project
alone, and the figures submitted here are
said to throw different light on the
bill. For excavations in Burnham
meadow and Patterson street, the con
tractor received 81 ,524.09; for the North
Main street contract. S5l0.95.
A house owned by Mrs. Albertine Al
vim on Division street was sold to Giaco-
mo Moruzzi through the j. }. Dashner
Real Estate agency recently. Mr. Moruz-
ri buys the place for home and VIII
take possession Immediately. Mr.. Mo-
rlizzi has lived in the north end but since
he bought an interest in the Barre Gran
lie Co, he has decided to move to the
south end and make different use of his
north end property.
team Of rollers representing Merlo's
academy met defeat at the capital city
last evening, thereby loosing The second
leg of a series of Journeys in which Barre
and NIontpelier bowlers are paruclpat-
ing this month. Total pinialls counted
in last nights contest and Barre lost the
first match by 10 points, won the second
by a narrower margin and lost the third'
The local team was composed OF d.
Mariana, Frank O2ella, G. Coimobo, DO
seph Merlo and c. Cato.
A desire to accommodate the larger
number of members has prompted the
committee in charge OF arrangements TOR
the annual meeting of Suadah temple
No. l40, d. @. X. X, to change the date
of the gathering from Dec. 10 to Dec
IA. The meeting will be held in Barre
the home of Suadah temple. and the
KNIGHTS of Pythias hall has been re-
served for the evening. A program of
ceremoniaIs. etc, to be held in 1917 will
be blocked out at the business session
and officers will be elected A buffet
luncheon will be served by the commit
tee.
Henry Alexander of Branch street re-
turned last evening from Baltimore, Md
where with Alex. Russell OF QUINCY,
Mass, and James Duncan, president OF
the G.. C. |. A.. he represented the gran.
itecutters at the annual convention OF
the American Federation of Labor. Later
in the same city, he attended the an
nual conference OF the building trades
En- route home Mr.. Alexander was met IN
Roston bv committee of local granite
cutters. who attended conference at
ire international headquarters in Quin-
~. see Fred w Suitor of the quarry
workers international association is back
~ Barre. after attending the Federation
convention. Mr.. Suitor did not remain
for the building trades conference, which
adjourned last Wednesday, as he was
called to Virginia to visit one OF the
quarryworkers' branches.