The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-27
TALK OF THE TOWN


| Versl fruit 90.
| l.. Morris of st. lohnsbury arrived il
the city yesterday to spend several day.
on business.
w. u. kestarick OF Wayne, Ind, Is
passing several days in the Barre gran.
lite belt on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Smith returned
yesterday to their home in South Rye
gate, after passing few days in Barre
Fresh Strawberries and pineapples Just
arrived Get basket of berries before
they are gone. United Fruit Store. Tel.
$40.
Norton ID. House Of Waitsiield has
been passing few days in the city as a
guest IN the home of Charles Gauthier
and c. G. Carr.
Edwin Keast OF Prospect avenue re-
turned to the city yesterday from Con.
cord, N. H., where he was called by the
death of a relative
Mrs. j. w. Stewart Of West street, who
has been visiting in Burlington during
the past day or two, returned to her
home this afternoon.
Gentlemen's, ladies' and girls coats by
express this date, from New York. Let
us bid for your cash or near cash trade.
Sadlier, Keith avenue.
ID. ), Waterman of upper Washington
street has so far recovered from an at
tack of the grip as to be able to resume
his duties as city mail carrier
Alexander Young has returned to the
city from a business trip to Penusylva-
mia and Indiana in the interests of the
granite manufacturing firm OF Young
I Bros.
| Notice to members of North Star lodge,
! No. III, Order of Vasa Every member
is requested to attend the regular meet
ing Saturday, Jan. II. Special business,
| revising of bylaws.
whats the Matter with the Church 7"
That is the subject which the pastor of
the Congregational church will consider
on Sunday morning If you are interest
ed In the subject, come and hear him.
Special low sale on new silk and satin
mid winter hats, also the remainder Of
my trimmed winter hats to be closed
out at reduced prices. Mrs. H. S. Miles,
200 North Main street, over Dodge's
Jewelry Store.
Miss Theresa Carroll, who conducts
dancing school in Barre, has issued invi-
tations to her pupils to private dancing
assembly to be held in Clan Gordon hall
Monday evening. Each pupil is priv.
LEGGED to ask parents and friend.
Samuel Sinclair, II. NJ. Gamble, G. L. |
Morris, Fl. j. Slayton, Joseph Lavery
and Dennis Donahue of Granitevlle re-
turned this morning from Burlington |
where they have been attending the con-
yention Of the Vermont Sheriffs' associa. |
ton.
Marrion's dinner service il unexcelled /
in the city, and if you are transient
looking for wholesome food, our 25-cent
dinners win appeal to you. We special
ize in preparing business mems lunches
Remember to dine at Marrion's, at 100
North Main street A few more regular L
borders can be ccommodated.-adv.
Make Laws confectionery store your
candy Mecca for 1917. Our Saturday Of
ferings include molasses cocoanut hay
stacks, peanut caramels and old fash.
Toned molasses candy at 10 cents. Home
made candies are our speciality and we
are anxious to have you get acquainted 4
with the products of our pure.food candy !
kitchen.
On a complaint made to Grand Juror +,
Wishart warrant charging non-support
was served on George Walker yesterday
by Officer John w. Dneen. After con
'erring with the authorities at city hall, !
.he respondent agreed to continue ar
'angements already made for maintain 1
ng his family and the case was con- i
inued I
Mrs. Sarah Gourley quietly observed
he S0th anniversary of her birth at her I
lome on Elm street yesterday afternoon, {
when many friends called to congratu. J
ate her on the event. She received gifts
4 two birthday cakes, flowers and other v
emembrances and enjoyed the visit of Ii
er friends very much. Except for rheu- p
natism, with which she suffers, Mrs.
lourley is quite well this winter. ;,
Robert Brown, who has been staying Il
t Hotel Barre while passing several e
avs in the Barre granite district on bus. n
ness, left last night for his home in OF
ava. Ont Mr.. Brown is one of several q
anadian business men who have in hand I,
project TO develop a quarry not far a
rom Ottawa. 1t is understood that the h
Dmpany expects to produce hard gran.
e and Mr.. Browns visit to this section
as for the purpose of acquainting him. i
slf with the machinery and methods :
sed by quarters of Barre granite.
Willis +. Rowland of Division street
no probably shares with Matt Haley :
ne distinction of setting more granite ]
than any other men in New Z
ngand, is seriously i'll of pneumonia, J
hch he contracted while at work on
lie Mary Eddy monument in Cambridge, z
ass. Mr.. Rowland came home TO re-
'yer from a hard cold, but his condi-
on has grown gradually worse After
'mpleting work on the Eddy memorial
r. Rowland expected to be engaged at
ice in some of the preliminary work of !
tting stones for the George Milne
ausoleum in Elmwood cemetery.
Deadlocked in both pool and eribbage !
that were supposed TO close
ith the end of series of eight get-to- .
Their meetings this week, Barre and
knights of Columbus will /
eet at the rooms of the local council :
iesday evening to play off the tie. The ]
tcome Of the matches last Tuesday
ening, far from furnishing a final de-
lion, served only to increase the rival 4
that has existed even since the