The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

TO w. +. Best. Plainfield, VT.
William Mitchell of North Main street
was a business visitor in Waterbury yes
terday.
| John Carroll left last evening for AL
bany, N. Y, to spend several days as
| the guest of friends
Miss Mildred Dix left yesterday for
Albany, N. ", where she will enter the
| Albany Business college.
Mrs. Henry 0rser of Mortified re-
turned to her home last evening, after
visiting at the home of M. Evans.
Miss Eunice George Of Middlesex ar
rived in the city to-day and will visit
her brother, Glenn George, of Jefferson
street.
Notice to members of Monitor: Please
attend the regular meeting Jan. 8; i'm
portant business to come before the
meeting.
Plumley law Offices of Mortified was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Miss Hazel Spinney, a member of the
faculty at Spaulding high school, went
to Burlington last evening to pass the
week end with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon A. White returned
yesterday to their home in Albany, N.
Y, after visiting friends on South Main
street for several days.
| Miss Helen Howe returned to her home
in Mortified this morning, after visiting
Miss Grace ingalls, and Mrs. Hattie Til
lotson of South Main street.
James s. Goodell arrived in the city this
morning from South Ryegate and will |
spend the weekend as the guest of |
| friends ON Merchant street
Rev George Hendee, pastor of the |
Syrian mission in Vermont, has returned |
to his home in Newport, after passing |
several days with friends in Barre.
January clearance sale of all millinery.
Everything to be sold at greatly reduced
prices. Mrs. H. S. Miles, 200 North Main
street, over Dodge's Jewelry store.
Tom Williams of MiddIesex, who has
been employed on farm through the
fall. passed through the city last even
ing for Graniteville, where he expects to
secure employment in one of the stone
quarries.
Mark A. Annis returned to Burlington
last evening after visiting friends in
the city for day, while en- route from,
Washington where he has been soiourn.
ing for week.
B. G. Fayette. general manager OF the
Vermont Fruit Co., in Vermont, was
business visitor in the city yesterday
in connection with the company's Office,
leaving last evening for Mortified, where ,
he will spend the day on business. .
Antonio Durelli of Quincy, Mass, ar
rived in the city yesterday and will spend I
several days visiting friends on Berlin
street. Mr.. Durelli will leave next week
for Montreal P. O., where he is to spend
the winter with his daughter, Mrs. Lena !
Guiduli.
T.. A. Griffin and son, Jackson Crit !
fin, arrived in the city yesterday from !
Arnprior, Ont, and will visit his broth I
er, John II. Griffin of North Main street,
and other relatives in the city for a few !
days. This is the first trip that Mr..
Griffin has made to Barre for over ten
years
G. w. Davis, who has been in the city
Turing the past six weeks preparing the
'ity directory, left last evening for Rut- =
and, where he expects to remain for \
several weeks, while working on the !
Rutland city directory. f. i. Sharper, :
Who has been assisting Mr.. Davis in the !
work here, left last night for Boston, !
where he will visit relatives for few 2
lays before going to Rutland to assist (
q the city directory work in that city. Z
Thomas Des Jardiens, who has been 4
unning his tonsorial parlors in the old =
otel on South Main street since the Z
arly summer, vacated the shop yester- (
ay and moved part of his fixtures =
0 the basement shop beneath the Grit y
n store at 4s9 North Main street. AT !
resent a north-end club holds a part %
{ the room which Mr.. Jardiens has -
loved to, they having taken possession
,on after Harry Arrigoni moved out
the shop.
Before the members of the teacher
aiming class at Spaulding high school IN
DIR. J. H. Woodruff. former COZ
.alth officer, talked Interestingly to the ma
lture teachers on a variety of topics I"
,rtaining to the health of students and
,d;+iors of bvgiana i, tho school rom, tuI
he class received the benefits of some Wh
cellent instruction that is not empha- we
zed in their text books and the speak. ers
was accorded a careful hearing. 1t Is per
'ssibe that other speakers will be asked
address the class before its members Me
aduate in June. en-
All of the old-time features of past NJ NJ
asters' night are to be preserved at the !,
Getting of Granite lodge, No. 35 F. &
NJ, on the evening of Friday, Jan -.
An evening in which the various ~
airs of the fraternity are occupied by 81.
st masters of the lodge has come to be 81 40,
fixture in Barre Missionary and prepa- I;nr
tions for an enjoyable ceremonial are IT 7
Ill under way. The degree work of ,ha
e evening viii be in charge of the NJ NJ
st masters and afterward commit 80
: from their number will serve a sup. Sni
r. In connection with the work, an Ia ,a
cellent musical program has been ar
nged. Members OF the 1917 general
sembly who are affiliated with the o.
lft have been asked to Join in the even.
Is program and many have accepted
, invitation.
Barre is to be well represented at
me of the retailers state conventions
the coming week and the Granite
association will be Of
ALLY represented by the secretary. II.
Human, who leaves Sunday night
a three weeks business trip. At
lncie, Ind, Jan. Q and 10 Sec. Human 4
I attend the annual convention of the
Llama monument retailers. Two DAYS