The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-27
TALKOFTHE TOWN

flhhh a. HUTCHINSON was business
visitor in Mortified to-day.
Wsnted-One good seamstress. Apply
to Miss Lawless, Currier building.
If you want wood for kindling call
telephone 1885, The ID. NJ. Miles Coal Co.
The Red Cross society will hold no
more sewing meetings until further no
tice.
Mrs. II. A. Colby has returned from
visit of a few weeks with relatives in
Springfield, Mass.
Harold Furey Of Graniteville left yes.
terday for Montreal, where he expects
to secure employment.
II you need wood call us up. We have
a good supply now. The ID. M. Miles
Coal Co. Telephone 1873.
Mrs, ID. M. Aldrieh returned last night
from Mortified, where she has been Wis
iting for few days at her home.
Mrs, Theron Moore returned to-day to
her home in Plainfed, after visiting
with friends in town for several days.
w. G. Human, retail monument |
dealer, has returned to his home in SYRIA |
cuse, n. u, after visit of week in |
, the city.
Mrs. j. B. Egher and son, John, of De-
trot, Mich, are visiting in the home of /
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Dashner of Washing
ton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Kinney of Boston,
who are passing several weeks in camp
at Lake Morey, were visitors in the city
yesterday.
Fred Irvine of Chicago, publisher of
the American Stone Trade, is passing
several days in the Barre granite dis
trict on business.
O. W. Boyea of North Main street,
who accompanied his mother back to
Malone, N. Y, few days ago, has re- I
turned to the city.
Carl Densmore of the Densmore & Os- ,
good Granite company, has returned to
his home in Burlington, after few days
visit in town on business.
Hans White of Pittsburg, Kan, well
known monument retailer, has returned
to his home, after passing several days
in the Barre granite belt
Mrs. l.. L. Hutchins returned to her
home on Spaulding street yesterday aft
err having visited with relatives in Rouses
Point, N. Y, for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. j. Dashner have re- 1
turned to Boston, after brief visit in )
the home of the formers father, j. J.. I
Dashner of Washington street.
Clerk T. S. Platt of the q. S. court, I
who presided at a naturalization hearing Z
in Barre yesterday, left by automobile
last night for his home in Rutland.
DR.. G. f. Dalton of the state board of
health returned to his home in Burling
ton last evening, after having been in
conference with the local health authori- =
les.
Miss Lucille Robinson, formerly a.
member of the faculty at Spaulding high
,chool, has been engaged to teach at Peo- 81
ole's academy in Morrisville the coming G
rear
Miss Marion F. Stickney Of Washing to
on street has gone to East Mortified, h
Mass, where she is remaining for several
weeks as member of the faculty at a .,
hummer school. r.,
Miss Jessie McRobie of Boston, who is m
recovering from an operation for APP
'endicitis, is passing several days in the >,
ity as a guest of Mr., and Mrs. A. w.
loss of Maple avenue. -
Mrs. Mary Barclay of Park street has 40
eturned from St Johnsbury, where she re-
as been passing few days with her ou
aughter, Mrs H. G. Stetson, and grand ha
aughter, Mary Harriet stetson. tdr
A party consisting of the Misses Made WI
ne Mcdonald, Gladys Rowell, Ruth dis
tyson and Edwin Milne and Edward no
tyson went by automobile Wednesday it
, Burlington, where they visited with TIL
'iends at Fort Ethan Allen.
Group pictures of the LIST Vermont reg Ba
nent, to which Barre contributed two tn,
,mpanies, are shown in the display win C.
ows of B. w. Hooker & Co, Cummings Ro
Lewis and George NJ. Marion. The an,
photograph was taken on the parade of
'ound at Fort Ethan Allen. h.
Rev. j. b. Reardon of Church street I.
it this morning for Boston, expecting Ia
be absent 10 days or a fortnight. At ).
aremont, N. H., he will be joined by Mo
rs. Reardon and children, who have K.
zen passing several weeks in the vicin. Ait
y of Windsor and Claremont. bur
Harry Kelly and John Mahoney have r.
turned to the city after passing 10 .eu
Us in Springfield, Mass where they ~
ere the guests of Henry Tierney, a for ND
sr resident of Barre. Mr.. Mahoney has , pu'
sumed his duties in the Office of the Ps
nerican Express Co., and George Beat -'o'
J, who has been taking his place, has ~s
'umed his duties as night messenger.
The chairman of the executive commit
, of the National Retail Monument
alers' association has been in Barre
IS week to confer with manufacturers
d quarters. His name is George 4.
Its and he comes from Munice, Ind, in
ich district the Hoosier voters have
cited him to the state senate. Mr..
Its has conferred at length with gran
producers in this district on matters
tanning to the convention of the re-
monument dealers, which is to bel
d in Philadelphia next month. 1t is
'ected that large delegation of quar-
RS and manufacturers from this eityls
J attend.
he minimum of a stiff penalty for
ding without a state license was
ed ont to Henry Poll an elderly fruit