The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
Christmas TOYS at Abbott's.

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Christmas toys at Abbott's.
Hear little Leone Reynolds in charac-
! ter song "Indianole," Dec. ll.--ady
4 j. Wallace Grady Of Boston passed
the week end at his home on Merchant
street.
All applications for the secretaryship
OF the Granite Manufacturers association
must be in by Tuesday night.
Ann Murdoch in "I'he Imposter" and
Billie Burke in "For Arts Sake and
Her Helping Hand Bijou to-day -adv.
Peter Maberini, vino is employed in
Schenectady, N. Y, is passing a few
weeks vacation at his home on Foss
| street.
4 Members who made the canvass at the
Congregational church yesterday are re-
/ quested to meet at s o'clock tonight in
the church vestry to report.
Midshipman Louis Tomasi who is
stationed in Boston, has been passing
furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, j. b. Sanguinetti, of North Main
street.
/ Miss Frances Robins of Holyoke,
Mass, formerly assistant superintendent
Of the Barr City hospital, arrived in the
city Saturday evening for visit with
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Allen of Franklin
street, who have closed their house for
the winter, will leave the city late this
afternoon for the Pacific coast to re-
main indefinitely.
! George Fraser, who recently completed
| his seasons duties as an instructor in
Burlington golf club, has returned from
two weeks visit with friends in Bos-
ton and New York.
| James Phillips and John Stewart are
among the Barre boys who have re-
| turned from Potsdam, N. Y, where they
enrolled in the students army training
corps early in the fall.
| Private Harold M. Paterson returned
home Saturday from the Clarkson in
stitute, Potsdam, N, Y, having received
an honorable discharge from the army
training corps for students.
| j. r. Dickson, prominent New Jersey
retail monument dealer, who has been
registered at Hotel Barre while placing
/ orders for Barre granite memorials, re-
turned to-day to his home in Jersey
| City.
! Mrs. Thomas Fox, IT., who has been
! visiting Mrs. f. j. Dion of Maple ave-
nue., returned to Burlington Saturday,
accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Ladrie of
Nelson street, who win undergo an opera
tion at the Fanny Allen hospital
| Fred n. Braley, whose resignation
! from the directorate and vice-presidency
Of the Peoples National bank was an
nounced last week, left the city Satur-
day. Mr.. Braley expected to visit in
Boston before locating permanently in
another field.
! At the First Baptist church Sunday
evening Rev. b. r. Lehigh preached an
| interesting sermon on the subject, "An
Honorable Peace" He expressed his
faith In a settlement that ultimately
/ proved satisfactory to the nations most
intimately concerned
In Windsor Sunday afternoon funeral
services were held over the body Of At
torney Bert s. Cole, town representa-
tive-eleet of Windsor, who was fatally
| stricken with cerebral hemorrhages while
in Barre Wednesday night Rev. L. X.
Daniels, pastor of the Windsor Univer.
salist church, was the officiating clergy
man.
Carpenters to-day lifted the wooden
barricade which has beleaguered the Ar
cade building for several months. The
physical appearance Of the front has
been greatly altered, and with the
change has come pronounced improve
ment After few additional alterations
are completed, the store front will be
among the most attractive in the city.
| Several applications for the office Of
secretary are under consideration by the
Barre Granite Manufacturers associa-
ton, which recently received the -fesig-
nation of H. p Human. A decision win
not be announced earlier than Wednes-
4 day, when the association holds its an
nual business meeting. The business SEES
sion will take place at the association
/ headquarters In the afternoon at 2
o'clock, when a president viii be elected
to succeed John A. Cross, whose resig-
nation was rendered few weeks ago,
! The annual joilifcation Of the manufae-
turers will be held in the evening.