The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-19
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Sheas adv, Is of interest to you.--adv,
Knitting yarns and amber needles at
Fits.
Special, our best coffee, pie NJ, Allan.
tic 4 Pacific Tea Co., 1875 North Main 81.
| Pathfinder for Camp Comfort leaves
Montpelier city hall at s o'clock tonight.
| adv.
Miss Agnes Flood Of Mortified is max.
ing visit of few days with relatives
| in town.
Philip Beauleu left the city last night
for Boston, whore he Is making bust
ness visit of several days.
| George Hamilton returned to Barre
last night, after an extended stay in
Boston, where he has been employed.
The amusement committee of the Odd
Ladies will meet Mt the home of Mrs.
Thompson Friday evening at ! o'clock.
Music furnished for all occasions by
Montpelier NJ. band orchestra. Karl For
sell, manager, phone Montpelier 252-W.
Wellman Whitney of Springfield,
Mass, will speak in the Grand Army
hall, Montpelier, Sunday at $3.50 and I
p. m.
w. II. Buchanan has returned home,
after passing several days at the mouth
of the Lamoille river while on a fishing
expedition.
Miss Miriam Howard of Brattleboro
former member of the faculty at
Spaulding high school, has been passing
a few days with friends here.
The hour of the funeral of Mrs Joseph
Bennett of Plainfeld, originally set for
o o'clock tomorrow morning, has been |
changed to 10 o'clock The funeral will |
be held at st. Monica's church.
Mrs. Vincenzo Ossola of Scampini
square states that her name is not to be
confused with that of Mrs. Vincenza
Ossola of North Main street, who was
recently admitted to bail in municipal
court.
Nearly a score OF Barre and Barre
Town candidates for naturalization went
to the capital this morning to appear be-
fore Clerk +. s. Platt of the United
States court.
Rev. L. d. Bliss, who was reported to
have returned TO his home in Lenox,
Mass, is remaining with relatives in the
city and states that he enjoys the au-
tumn scenery afforded by soiourn in
Vermont
Mrs. William Mills of Merchant street
y tsAtihaN hiANlhoOb tiiNtl thibtO a lbitI
of ladies in honor of her mother, Mrs
John Condor, who is soon to move to
Bristol, Conn. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Melvin of l6 Pleas
ant street have received word of the ,
death of their grandson, Douglas NJ Mas !
son, the infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam G. Mason Of 400 West Grail street ,
Jackson, Mich.
Now is the time to get your furs re-
paired and remodeled Have them ready I
before the cold weather comes. We clean,
press, repair and dye old garments, la
dies and gentlemen's. Come to Joe Ko
valsky's Tailor shop, Eastman block I
Tel. 424-4 1
Piano recital by Miss Isobel Gall, How
land hall, Saturday afternoon at 2;30 Z
Miss Gall will be assisted by Roger
Ericsson, yiolinist and Ronald Morgan,
accompanist, also Miss Marion Anker as !
reader. All interested persons cordially
invited. No admission fee.-adv.
AT recent meeting of the members Of q
he senior class Of Spaulding high school '
he following officers were elected for the
oming year in addition to President
lawrence Campbell; Vice president, Miss
Mildred McCiue, and treasurer, Miss
Fitzgerald, The office of sec
etary has not vet been filled, but that
tiice will be filled in few days.
Members of the Goddard football squad -,
we're put through hard scrimmage last -
vening at the hilltop campus, prepare
Dry to their annual football game with =
'olby academy, which will be played
aturday afternoon at New London, n ~
l. The proposed game between the II.
econd team and the Bethel team has /,
cen cancelled on account of the large a. q!
lumber OF players to be taken for the ''
olby game
Frank Townsend Of Fairbanks, Alaska, ~
rossi,a nort IL ~ a,t,,a1 ,,a-n.;a,, we
ith I'LL fa.tar CbarIna ra,,.,. @oro,' dc
Washington street The latter ia in !,
'eble health and has recovered only !"
artially from fall which he sustained nls
no;1raaJ a,csi,as :. 81 da
aking one of his infrequent trips back :
the states. While absent from his mo
titles he will transact business in the at
asst for the company which operates the ne
ilroad. Mr.. Townsend's brother, Car au'
II, is also a resident of Alaska Ar
Manager John +. Hoban of the opera uei
,use is in receipt of a telegram from
larles d. Wilson of the Saratoga, n. Y, int
eatre, regarding the production, "SS Der
ing Lefty which plays at the local I'm
eatre tonight. 1t is as follows: Wish net
at you would run personal guarantee has
this show. You can stake your repu Yin
ton on it, with Morosco behind it. The tim
chestra will play in your theatre for as
e first time any place, march called knC
liberty Loan by William tWalley) bee
Irtlett, our violinist, who is native of
Charles d. Wilson," A large net
vance sale of seats is reported Cha
The recent influx into Barre of num-
r of heavy auto trucks has led to the
ophecy that the day of the horse
avn granite outfits in this district is
ssing. Latterly several heavy motor
have been introduced by local
,msters as the best and cheapest
ans of conveying granite from the
aries to the sheds, or from the sheds .