The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-09
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Munsing underwear at Abbott's.

South Barre grange will hold fai
Oct. II and Is. Watch for program
adv
w. T.. Gilbert of French street was |
business visitor in Burlington yesterda,
and to-day.
Goulds prices are made to fit Tho
pianos without store rent, salaries ol
commissions.-adv.
| Rev. w. j. NJ. Beattie of fremont
street went to Enosburg Falls this morn
ing on business trip.
Deposits made in the Barre Savings
Bank & Trust Co. on or before Oct. II
draw interest from Oct. |.
John Gregware left the city yesterday
afternoon for Plattsburg, n. Y, where
he is spending several days with rela'
|.tives.
Misses Rachel Dix and w. Ruth Glys-
son returned to Burlington this morning
to resume their studies in the University
of Vermont
Tho regular monthly meeting of the
trustees of the Barre City hospital will
be held at the hospital Wednesday even
ing at o'clock.
Miss Jennie Congo is passing several
days with her parents in Berlin, before
returning to Boston, where she is EN-
ployed as cashier,
l.. II. Baine, teacher Of voice, will be
at the Aldrich block, room Is prof.
Wheaton's studiol, on Tuesday evening.
Phone 245-l, Montpelier.
j. w. Reason and w. M. Reason passed
through the city this morning, after an
extended stay in Hartford, Conn. They
were on their way to Graniteville.
A whist party will be held Wednesday
evening in X. Of c. hall under the aus
pieces of the L. A., A. o. II. The public
is cordially invited. Admission, l0c.--
adv.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
hold their regular mission study meeting
at Mrs Frank Caves Wednesday at 2:30.
Any who are interested are cordially in
vited
Sherman Watkins, who has been Wis
| iting his mother, Mrs. Mary Watkins, of
Summer street, returned last night to
Montreal, p. O., where he is employed
in bank.
Walter P. Scott of Orange street is
passing several weeks in the middle west
ern states while on a business trip in
(, the interest of II. A. Bugbee & Co., gran
lite manufacturers.
Regular meeting of Jumpers boxers
and derriekmens union, No. so, of the
O. w. l. L. of n. A., will be held in
Eagles hall Tuesday evening, Oct. 8, at
1880 o'clock Per order of sec.
Mrs G. Gosselin of Barre Town left
the city last night for Springfield, Mass,
there to rejoin Mr. Gosselin, who has
been employed in that city for several
weeks. The family is to reside in Spring |
field
Nathan Harrington of South Barre and |
his sister Msis Harrington, who keeps |
house for him, left to-day for Brandon
to visit their sister, Mrs f. IL Scott
They made the trip by auto Mr.. Har.
rington is 10 years old and his sister is
"a.
Mrs. w. II Wilson and daughter, Miss
Sadie f. Wilson, who had been visiting
friends in Barre for the past two weeks,
started yesterday on their homeward
journey to Harrison, Mich, stopping at
White River Junction and Boston en-
route
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. L. Carr of Liberty
street have returned from Aver, Mass,
where they passed the week end with
the formers son, Norman Carr, who is '
member of the Windsor county cont in. {
gent in the national army cantonment
at Camp Devens.
The ladies and pastors union of the !
Methodist church will hold its monthly {
business meeting in the church parlor +
Thursday afternoon at $3.50. Refresh. a
ments will be served and food sale will |
I'D +.1 |
the aprons which they have made. i
Ernest Marchetti of Forsythe place re- \
,eived message yesterday advising him i
IF the sudden death of Louis Mazzolini, I
1 well known merchant and resident of !
Randolph A number of local people ex- h
lect to 60 to Randolph tomorrow to Mt t
end the funeral, which will be held in e
he afternoon at $3.50 o'clock S
Despite the kinks and cases Of charley h
lorse which naturally resulted from its Q
irst game of the season Saturday, God. n
lard seminary's football team was ready Q
or scrimmage practice again yesterday G.
fternoon and had ii not been for the in e
erior brand of weather Coaches Hoernle $
nd Early would have bsen ready to put G
heir charges through a stiff practice.
Within a space of 10 days the eleven ex. cl
ects TO meet a sub-varsity team from la
liddlebury college, St. M:chael's college Ell
nd the Colby academy team. pi
Mrs. James Tassie left the city this ei
lorning for st. Adams, where she was p
allied by the death of her father, W. r a.
who passed away Sunday aft. =
rnoon at the age of rs years, the end "a
GLOWING a long period of poor health &C
uneral services were held in St. Adams "a
his afternoon at 2 o'clock and the body J'
as taken to North Hero for interment. bf
he deceased was a native of Swanton da
nd as young man served creditably ua
! the Civil war. For many years prior a
, his removal to St Adams in 1914 he sp
as a prominent figure in Grand Isle TO
,unty, having made his home in North III
ero. He is survived by two sons. four m
iughters, two sisters and three broth -
s. Among the IL grandchildren sur
wing are the six children of Mrs James (.
AISLE.
Posters announcing the forthcoming ]
sit Of James Duncan to Barre were dis Z
ibuted by the Central Labor Union
yesterday. The posters show 4