The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-26
TALK OFTHE TOWN

taken to the City hospital to-day for an
operation.
A daughter, weighing five pounds, was
born Nov 20 to Mr.. and Mrs, Odilion
Bourice, AZ Summer street
Mrs. Arthur Foster of 81 Summer
street went to the City hospital this
| morning for a minor operation.
As am leaving Barre, l will close out
all remaining hats at customers own
prices. Mrs. Brine, Pleasant street.
Carl Swanson returned last evening to
his home in Claremont, n. H., after max
ing short visit with friends in town.
Surprise bargains in wool velour,
broadcloth, taffeta and crepe de chine at
Little Dry Goods Store, Cottage street.
Albert j. futile returned this morning
to his home in Burlington after spending
the past few days with friends in town
Miss Stella Diversi returned last even
ing to her home in Burlington after visit
ing during the past few days with friends
in town.
If you are thinking of buying dress
or hat before Thanksgiving, see Mrs.
Shepard's line before purchasing. Mrs.
Shepard Co.. Inc.
NJ w. Little of 0neonta. n. " who is
spending several days in the Barre gran
lite belt on business passed the week end
with relatives in Chelsea.
4 A quiet week END at police headquar
tiers left the officers of the department to-
their regular tasks, not an arrest being
made Saturday or Sunday.
John Phillips returned this morning to
Mortified, where he is employed by the
Cross Bros. concern, after spending the
past few DAYS at his home on Currier
street
| Miss Marion Rickert, who is enrolled
as student in the Lowell Business col !
| lege in Lowell, Mass, is spending the
| Thanksgiving recess at her home on Ire
| mont street.
"The Auction of Virtue" featuring
| Naomi Childer's gowns in this scenario
by Paul Porriot; also Betty Compson in
Love and Locksmiths'; seven reels at
the Bijou to-day-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mclaughlin. hav-
ing vacated an apartment on Sheridan
street, are moving into the house at 20h
South Main street, which was recently
vacated by Michael Mcdonald.
Through service to the south end ter
minus was resumed by the b. & M. r. &
p. Co. yesterday, a part of the line hay
ing been closed for several months be-
cause of highway construction.
Leslie Kinney. who was formerly a
member of the Goddard seminary facul-
ty, returned Saturday to Philadelphia,
Pa, where he is residing, after spending
the past few days with friends in town.
Barre and Montpelier knights of Co.
lumbus will assemble at the capital to-
morrow evening for the fourth Of a series
of eight tournaments in pool and crib
bage. AT the present time the Barre
council leads in the series by single
point.
At the auction in Randolph for Don
Brigham Saturday, 40 cows averaged
1925 and sold from $50 to $ll7. Horses :
sold for S75 to $40; hay at the barn, {
$3.50 per ton. and sl2, two parties tax !
ing the entire 1870 tons. d. A. Perry was !
auctioneer.
After nearly weeks suspension of
activities because of defective boiler. i
operations at the plant of the Harrison
Granite Co. were resumed this morning. :
Workmen at the plant of Comolli & Co. t
which receives its compressed air from +
the Harrison plant, will be gotten under a
way tomorrow A temporary suspen- o
sion of work in the plant of Mills &
liIriu lVFudN was uut w hHt lhCh VI NOT n
water in the polishing mill.
Barre friends of Frank Mcdonald,
Spauldng high school graduate and v
ormer clerk in the Drown pharmacy,
Who moved to Los Angeles, Cal. some
5ears ago. will be interested to learn that /,
he has enlisted in the regular army. At -
present he is serving as an inferno in the !;
,ase hospital at Camp Kearney, San !,
Diego, Cal. Another Barre boy who is "
n the service on the Pacific coast is Alex :.
nder Sheriffs, who is stationed at Amer -
can Lake, Cal. ~
Among the guests arriving at Hotel rs
Barre last night and this morning were m
he following people: Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. n
duncan of Mclndoes, Mr.. and Mrs. John 90
!. Cross of Northfeld S. Diversi of Bur ii
ngton, w. f. Daniels of Burlington, ne
: +. Prescott of Lawrence, Mass, George la
tandish of Windsor, Il. L. Lee of Port @,
md. Me, F. n. Cole of Middlebury. Mr.. N
nd Mrs. A. T. Rowell of Quebec, Can 20
da, Frank Brady of Bakersfield. +. NJ. a
fcCausland of Manchester. Charles H. he
Iunter of New York, L. NJ. Snow of W.
oston, Marguerite Reese and mother of bo
lew York, Miss Amy Douglass of New "
-ork. =
Joseph ID. Will of Laurel street, one of
he accredited delegates from the Granite
utters' international association to the
J. +. of l.. convention, returned last pr,
rening from Buffalo Y V. where the It's
merican Federation was in session for DC
week, adjournment having been taken
tie Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Will, who Nc
secretary of the Barre branch, planned sic
, accompany Alex Russell of Quincy, l"s
lass, the second delegate, and President
ames Duncan to Toronto, Ont, but an sew
mess which detained him from attend ans
e some of the convention sessions pre-
,nted. President Duncan and Delegate |
ussell are visiting a sturdy branch of ton
lie G. c. /. 4. in Toronto and the former nv
i'll address the cutters of that city this ski
-ening pei
War orders are being handled at the ~ ~
hurch street plant of the Tauber- Ryt- !
nberg company and business there is +.
,oming as IL has not doomed since the 1
anch factory was opened some months str
20. This morning IL cases of khaki lea
irts were shipped to Rutland, there to =
attached to a larger consignment for ?,
e in the L. s. army. Manager Harry hei
arnard is anxious to secure more help or
ID to that end is advertising for 10
rls. At the present time 30 young -
omen are employed in the Barre branch -