The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-31
TALK OFTHE TOWN

FREDERICK Labrona OF 10 Granite street
was taken to the City hospital yesterday
for treatment.
| Mrs. Carroll H. Granger of Randolph
came Saturday to visit friends here and
| will remain over New Years.
| Mr. and Mrs Robert d. Finlay have
| gone to Burlington to remain with
| friends until after New Years.
Music furnished for all occasions by
| Montpelier NJ band orchestra, Karl For
sell, manager, phone Montpelier 252-W.
Odd Ladies wishing to 90 to Granite
vile Friday evening please notify the
secretary, Mrs. Nellie Bianchi, before
Jan, 3,
Mrs. T.. Carroll, who has been receiving
treatment at the City hospital. was able
TO be removed to her home on Reid street
Saturday.
Mrs. Benjamin Howard of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting at the, home OF her
daughter, Mrs William NOR, ir,, on
Ayers street for a period of indefinite
length.
Attorney Philomore Harris and Mrs.
Harris OF Biddeford, Me, are passing
several days in the home OF the latter's
parents, MIR and Mrs. Patrick +, Brown
of Jefferson street.
Edward Carroll, who is passing a
week. vacation at his home on Bolster
avenue, returned this morning to Hart
ford, Conn. where he is employed in the
Office of coal company.
Mr. and Mrs. William Forbes, who
have been passing two weeks IN Barre as
| the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John V. !
Rowen at Hotel Barre, left this morning |
for their home in Lawrence, Mass.
Through the Intervention of legal
| holiday on Tuesday, union BARRIERS |
missed their customary half.holday, as
the shops are to remain open until
O'Clock this evening. They will be closed
all day tomorrow.
Clyde Lawless. who has been visiting
at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Erwin Lawless Of Kirk street, during
the past week, returned this morning TO
Hartford Conn, where he is employed
in the Office OF munition plant.
Mr. and Mrs. John s. Murley and
daughter Oh fNuHiIHeI sLlctL ItlulHsu I'd
the city Saturday after passing several
days with relatives in Jonesvillc and
Burlington Officer Murley completed
weeks vacation from his duties in the
police department and resumed his beat
yesterday.
Andrew Flackmore arrived Saturday
from Newport, r. l.. where he Is "a {
toned at the Newport naval training
scation, to spend short furlough at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Blaekmore, of Pleasant street. Mr.. |
Blackmore expects to return to Newport I
TO morrow.
Mrs. Minnie Sanders, who has been /,
passing several months with relatives in .
Piermont n. r., is visiting in the home
Of her daughter, Mrs Mark + Cutler, of :
Elm street, Tor time Later Mrs. !
Sanders expects to go to Atlanta, Ga
there TO make an extended visit in the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. George W.
Grant.
Making a part Of the distance in the L
teeth of biting wind and with the mer a
curry lowering around II degrees below, t
Kenneth Nicholson of Elm street drove o
home to Barre from Waitsfeid Saturday. f
Benjamin prestini has returned To z
Quincy, Mass after passing several days
at his home on Short street.
Medardo Ast, the infant son OF Mr. y
md Mrs T.. Asti Of 46 Maple avenue D
passed away Saturday afternoon after a u
,rief illness. The child was one month p
i'd Funeral services We're held at the o
house Sunday afternoon at O'Clock and u
he body was placed in the receiving g
,ault at Elmwood. interment In Hope =
cemetery viii be made in the spring. 81
Raymond Beaton and Alex r. Smith, in
ormer residents in Barre, have left their NJ
ZONES in South Ryegate for Jacksonville, g
ia. via Springfield, Mass. Messrs. re
'eaton and Smith expect to spend the in
finter in the training c<mp for the quar-
department. A South Rye
ate item states that almost the entire M
ilage turned out to see the yonng men "
fl at the station. Mr. Smith formerly -
onducted wholesale granite office in ~
arre and bis companion attended err
paulding high school. pr
pr
The auction sale last Saturday at the TO
dairy farm on Trow hill. on SCI
cCuuIl OF tue extreme cola weather WIS / Al
1journed to " Wednesday of this week, CIR
an. ?, at ! o'clock sharp. The few peo Ha
lie that came 10 the sale Saturday were la,
uch pleased with the stock and other Mi
roperty and viii come again. Mr.. Cum. cd
ing thought best to adjourn the SALE i'm
; he has some good property and will the
III the same for the high dollar. and tw
II this kind of stock and crops mild ant
comfortable day ought to bring out a lts
bod sized crowd See further adj in this int
lpcr on page ! G. L. Smith, auctioneer col
Err
James Booth. who is member of b am,
mpany of the lst Quebec regiment of Lie
fantry, at present stationed at Mont TIL
al, is spending short leave of alb OK.
nee at the home of his parents, Mr.. =.
I'd Mrs. Booth OF Everett street Cor
ral Booth, who was formerly en-
Dyed by the +. VI. Laws fruit store in
e old city building, has been residing
Boston during the past few years, Z
lere he has been employed in a large
tel, he having enlisted in the Canadian
giment last September. Corporal
10Th expects TO return to his regiment
Montreal Wednesday evening. |:
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