The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Bailey's Music Rooms, IA Elm street
Barre.
Miss Ida NJ. Beaulac Of Hardwick ha,
been passing several days with friends
In the city.
Leon Blondin and Peter Barber Of
Waterbury were business visitors in the
city yesterday.
H. j. NJ. Jones of Jones Bros. has re-
turned home, after passing few days IN
New York City on business.
y. ID. Phelps of Park street left yes,
terdsy for Boston, whore he is making a
business visit Of a few days.
Miss Florence Strong of Burlington is
passing a few weeks in the home OF Mrs.
G. r. Bosworth OF Perry street
Miss Isabella Patterson began work
this morning as stenographer in the
Office of the Harrison Granite Co.
Miss Mamie Minnie, who is employed
In a Morrisvile millinery store, was a
recent visitor at her home on Brooklyn
street.
Mrs. G. j. Spencer left this noon for
Mortified. where she was called by the
death of her grandmother, Mrs John
Plastridge.
Supt j. t. Maun of the Central Yer.
mont railroad returned to st. Adams
yesterday afternoon, after a business
visit in the city.
You will save money il you buy
Standard kerogas burner oil cook stove.
Perfection oil stoves and wieks. ;ut
prices Il. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
Judge f. j. Martin of the probate
court. who has been confined to his home
on Richardson street by illness for sew
era days, is steadily recovering his
health.
A regular meeting of the r. G. !. p. A.
will be held in Worthen block Wednes
day evening at 1880 o'clock. Let every
member be present. Per order John
Downs, recorder.
Walter Belville, who Is employed by
the Winchester Repeating Arms com
pany at New Haven, Conn, Is visiting
for few days at the home OF his par
ents in Grsniteville.
Amos King OF South Main street and
Ronald Morgan of Ayers street returned
to the city this forenoon from Gran
iteville, where they have been with
friends for several days.
Those who have tickets for what
TO Jones" which were not used
April II, may exchange them with the
person from whom they were obtained
for a ticket for April lg,--adv
w II. Nugent of North Main street,
district superintendent for the Metro
politan Life Insurance CO., is able to be
out of doors, after having been confined
10 the City hospital by illness for several
LAYS.
Coda Fl. Douglas Of fremont street ia
absent on an extended business trip
through Nebraska, Missouri, Arkansas
and Louisiana in the interests of the !
granite manufacturing firm of Giudici
Bros Co.
Thomas Nichols arrived in the city
yesterday from Windsor. where he il
mployed by an ammunition concern, TO
pend few days at the home of his
,arents Mr. and Mrs Thomas Nichols,
i Highland avenue.
Mrs, j r, Herrick OF Westfield, Mass,
nd O. O. Bradbury of Alpena. Mich, are
listing their brother, ID. R. Bradbury OF
7 East street. The visit is of especial
interest as it is the first time in 81 years
hat the brothers have met.
Come to the annual meeting Of the
Iarre Board of Trade Tuesday evening,
Ipril 10. Come prepared to make sug
estions and criticisms. Boosts and
nocks that you think will enliven, help
nd advance the interest of this eommu
ity,
The chairman Of the local committee
oliciting for the Armenian Syrian relief
as made his final report to county head
uarters and the figures are quite graft ,
wing. With the amounts raised at {
hristmas time, Barre City has reported |
| $3.50. X
Barre granite is being used in the
of soldiers memorial to
e erected in Batavia, n. Y, Charles A. !
Forden of Batavia, a well known New 4
ork state retailer, has been passing sew |
al days in Barre oan business connect. \
with the cutting of the monument, I
Fitch r. Wiley Of Park street, day v
essenger on the Barre branch, left this b
orning for st. Adams, where he is to
, employed for fortnight in the office /
the American Express Go. During
IS absence James Doherty of Montpelier
in charge of the express car on the !:
'anch train
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Tierney. Mrs.
W Beattie and Mrs Thomas Hamel :
fl the city early this morning for
artford, Conn, having been called there
2 the death OF DR.. j. f. McSweeney,
rmer resident of Barre. who passed
way Monday morning. 1t is expected :
e DR.. McSweeney's funeral will be
I'D in Hartford tomorrow.
Something concerning the Importance !
the third Liberty loan campaign,
hich is being carried on throughout the /:
untry. is shown BY the window display ]
the Homer Fits company, where spe
u emphasis is made on the Importance !
taking out Liberty bonds to the ex
Mt of each ones ability, several large
sters making up the window display.
Mrs. Peter Bianchni and child of Foss
rect, and her brother. in law, Paul Bi- Z
chi of Summer street, left the city
rly this morning for Northampton,
ass, where they were called by the
-ious condition of Peter Bisnehi. A
egram received in Barre last night ad
ed relatives of Mr. Bianchi that he
IS failing rapidly, Mr.. Bisnchi left
r Northampton several weeks ago to
'eive treatment in a sanatorium, and z
: a time il was thought that his condi
N was improving
James VI. Boutwell,, president of tn.
emily organized Barre Quarters &
association. and John A.
oss of Mortified, president OF the
RE Granite Manufacturers associa-
n, were in Boston to-day. when they
ended an important conference with I
, New England Freight association.
c outcome o fthe conference is expect.