The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
Annual remnant sale M Abbott's

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prices at Shea's Shoe Store.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. M Grout of Water,
bury were among the business visitors
in the city Saturday.
Mrs Patrick j. McNulty left yesterday
for st. Adams, where she is passing a
few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence McDermott OF
Bropkheld We're among the business WIS.,
itors in the city Saturday.
Il. j. Badger resumed Ills duties in the
| Walk-Over boot shop to-day after spend
ing few days with his family in Wal
den.
Miss Belle Nelson of Keith avenue re-
turned last evening from Northield,
where she has been spending a few days
with friends.
Everett Solomon of Burlington re.
turned to his home this morning after
visiting friends on Prospect street during
the past few days
William w. Covell of Lyme, n. H.,
returned to his home this morning after
spending several days in Barre and vicin-
ity on business visit.
Louis NJ. Leonard of Burlington ra-
rived in the city Saturday evening to
spend several days as the guest of
friends on North Main street.
A. ii. Fasola of Berlin street left Sat
urday night on business trip through
the middle western states in the interests
of the Excelsior Granite Co. of Montpe-
lier.
jeremiah Ordaway and Albert Martin,
two of Williamstowns oldest men, were
among the business visitors in the city
\ GutI.rJat n,..Ia a.,l
are nearing 90.
Rev. Charles III. Smith, secretary of the
state Anti-Saloon league who spoke in
| the Congregational and Universalist
churches yesterday, returned this morn
ing to his home In Burlington.
Mrs. II. B. Hanson of East Berkshire,
who has been visiting in the home of DR..
and Mrs. l.. w. Hanson of Montpelier,
passed the week end with friends in
Barre, where she formerly resided.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Cerveronc and
daughter, who have lived in Barre for
several months, left Saturday evening
for Denver, Col, where Mr.. Cerverone
has secured work as stonecutter
Charles BRINE, who has been passing a !
vacation Of two weeks at his home in I
ibttiit. itti last UiSHL lof
where he is TO resume his duties in the /
office of the Travellers Insurance Co. ,
Miss Grace u. Hamblett, formerly !
student at Goddard seminary, passed .
through the city Saturday while en- route
to Williamstown, where she win as
sumo the duties as teacher in one of the
Williamstown schools.
Miss Mamie Nelson of Wellington
street viii leave at some time during
the latter part of the week for Philadel-
phia, Pa where she has secured a po
sition to enter the training school for
nurses at the state hospital of that place.
Joseph l.. Minard Of Quincy, Mass, ar
rived in the city yesterday and will
commence work in a north end shed
within few days. MIR. Minard has
been employed in Quincy during the past
three years He will be Joined by his
wife and children during the latter part
of tho week
Rev. Stanley F. Bloomfield, pastor of
Bethany church in Montpelier, viii be the
preacher at the First Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and evening in ex-
change with Rev. Edgar Grassland, who
will occupy the pulpit at the Montpelier
Congregational church at the morning
and evening services,
Elias ]. Lowry, who has been visiting ,,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cum
mings during the past few days, left to-
day for Inverness, p. O., where he will
meet his wife, who is visiting relatives /,
here for a few days From Inverness
hey will return to their home in Leville, /.
Sa saskatchewan. northwestern Canada,
where they have lived during the past 10
years.
With the two-men championship of .
Barre and Montpelier at stake, bowlers
the Imperial alleys at the {
,apital and the Merlo academy in this /
.ity will roll candle-pin match on the \
ocal lanes this evening at o'clock. Bob i
Hawkins and c. d. Bancroft will appear :
or the Imperial alleys and the home !
grounds will be defended by Blair Mar
lana and c. Colombo. On Wednesday \
evening five-men teams representing 4
Barre and Montpelier alleys viii compete I
n Barre. n
A storm interfered rather seriously {
With the service on both lines running
nto Barre to-day. A train from the W
outh due TO arrive over the Central Yer. 4
mont road at o'clock pulled into the \
tation at 8: 30 a. m, but with the tracks Il
feared, attaches at the station thought OF
hat the delays for one day were at an Il
nd. Over the Montpelier a. Wells River l.
Dad, the Green Mountain express was a al
alf hour overdue and the train crew SC
which first assembled Milestone hill over Q,
he Barre & Chelsea railroad to-day did Ell
o over greasy rails that greatly retarded ci
rogress. About four inches of snow fell SC
n the early morning m
blossom Ossola was the host at party OF
iven at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and u
FRS. !. d. 0ssola of North Main street OF
evening when Is young men Of q
is own age came together to aid him in .
deserving his 18th birthday anniversary. :
in Italian dinner was served at $3.50
clock with B. Piccinelli catering. Most z
the condiments known to Italian cook
ry found place in the menu and appro- I
rate favors were placed at each cover.
.fterward there was a brief post -pran-
ial program with responses in the way
I a short speech. story or a song from
very guest. Durward lmlah. speaking 4
I behalf of those who had gathered at :
he Ossola home. presented the host
air of gold cuff links the recipient re- 3