The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-28
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, JULY 2s. 1917.
The Weather
Sunday generally fair.
TALKOFTHE TOWN

is passing the week end with relative
in Morrisville.
| Gusto Aspesi has returned from bust
ness visit of several days in Boston an
Y Quincy, Mass.
| Ted Pierce Of the East Barre road ha
returned from Cabot, where he has bee
employed in haying.
Miss Helen Scott left the city to.da.
for Quincy, Mass, there to make an ex
| tended visit with relatives.
Misses Rosa Levin and Louise Cantor
went to Burlington this morning to pas
the week end with friends.
Mrs. c. W. odell of the Plainfield roat
left yesterday for vergennes, where sh,
is visiting relatives for a time.
Baby carriages and sulkies, refrigera
tors, lawn mowers, garden hose, just re
ceived. Sadlier's, Keith avenue.
Mrs. J. G. Smith left the city to-day
for Canton, Mass, where she will be the
guest of friends for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Finder left this
forenoon for Springfield, Mass, where
they are passing vacation of two
weeks.
John j. Cayhue of French street went
to Fort Ethan Allen this morning to
witness the review of the lst Vermont
regiment.
All wash goods and dresses at reduced
prices. Also few odd sizes in corsets
to be closed out at bargain prices Mrs
W. +. Shepard Co., Inc.
Frank Mariani and T. Mainini, who
have been visiting relatives in Barre
since Monday returned this morning to
their home in Quincy, Mass.
Miss Margaret johnson of Blackwell
street has resumed her duties in the of
fee of the Granite Manufacturers asso.
citation, after vacation of two weeks
Mrs. Z. A. Geake of Graniteville
passed through the city this morning,
while on her way to New Haven, Conn,
| for visit of several weeks with rela-
tives.
! Miss Jennie Watson, who has been Wis
iting for few weeks at her former home
on the East Barre road, returned this
morning to Springfield, Mass, where she
is employed.
Mrs. Auguste Paananen of Graniteville
left the city this morning for Quincy,
Mass, there to join her husband, who has
been employed there az a quarry work
Ter for several weeks
Rev Mother Helene of the Holy Ghost
convent in Graniteville passed through
the city this morning while on her way
to Putnam, Conn, where she is to re-
main for few weeks at st. Mary's con-
vent.
w. Glen Smith, representing the Gal
latin Marble and Granite works in Gal |
latin, Mo, arrived in the city last night !
and is registered at Hotel Barre while /
on business trip through the Barre
granite belt.
The condition of Herman Smith, who
was recently brought to this city from
st. Johnsbury on account of illness, is
improving slowly Mr. Smith is at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Smith, of Seminary street.
DR.. and Mrs. p. S. Duffy and children
of New York, former residents of Barre,
are making a stay of several weeks on
Trow hill DIR. Duffy has enlisted in the
medical reserve corps and expects to be
assigned to duty within a short time.
An ingenious working model of the
Chase granite saw is exhibited in the dis
play window of the Consolidated Light
ing Co The saw is propelled by a small
motor in the plant of the Presbrey-Coy
kendall Co. and elsewhere in the Barre (
granite belt. {
Recent visitors in the granite district 8
who have returned TO their homes after {
sojourns of varying length in Barre, in {
,lude the following men: Hans White, !
l retail monument dealer, who has gone {
back to Pittsburg, Kans., George Gelts, {
llso retail monument dealer, who lives !
N Muncie, Ind, j. J. Walsh to Quincy, 7
Mass, and G. r. Ford, trade journal :
publisher, to Boston. Il
Editorial matter in the current issue :
If The Reporter, Chicago publication 5
ssued by Nichols & Co., and allied with :
he retail monument trade, attacks the I
tand taken by the manufacturers and
Iuarriers of Barre in refusing to over I
ak the railroads with exhibit shipments !
o the retailers convention in Philadel \
'his next month. The cue taken by The V
reporter in its criticism is similar to 5
hat used in the Monument Retailer of y
not long ago. q
Among the guests arriving at Hotel y
Barre last night and this morning were y
he following people: Mr.. and Mrs. H. A -
1dgerly, Mrs. Blodgett of Boston, Fred -
of Springfield, Mr.. and Mrs. -
,hsrles NJ. Davis, John w. Davis, A. NJ :
Roberts of Mortified, w. G.. Smith of ;
iallatin, No, H. p. Prindle of Burling- y
on, +. B. Newhall of Boston, h. j. Kirk +
4 Albany, n. Y, G. C. Colburn of Nor h
wood, \. Y, f. NJ. Clark and family of 3
ioboken, n. J., F. j. Donahue of Bur ID
ington, V. S. Quimby of White River
JUNCTION, j. J. Walsh of Quincy, Mass, tc
'olin ID. Stowe Of New York, George OF
blackburn of Boston. fe
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