The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-12
TALKsOF THE TOWN

Food sale, M. Il, church, Saturday
adv.
Bryant Washburn in "Kiddcr & Ko."
Pathe feature, and news reel, Bijou
to-day.--ady
Judge H. w. Scott of the municipal
court presided at session of court in
Randolph to-day.
w, Il. Miller, retail monument deal
er Of Hazen, Pa, is passing several days
in the Barre granite district.
G. Palladini left the city this noon for
Boston and Quincy, Mass, where he will
visit relatives until after the holidays
Mrs. Alex. A. 0gston of Springfield,
Mass, formerly of Barre, is visiting
friends in this city and Graniteville
All ladies going to Graniteville to-
night with the Odd Ladies will meet in
the waiting room at I o'clock Per or
der secretary.
Edward Kingston, who enlisted in the
American navy some months ago, is back
home, having been honorablg discharged
from the service.
w. II. B. Perry and C. L. o'Clair went
back to Waterbury this morning, after
attending the annual meeting of the
Granite Manufacturers association.
j. M. Morrison of st. Adams, who Is
connected with the engineering depart
ment Of the Central Vermont railroad
was visitor in Barre yesterday and to-
day.
Augusta Calmanti, who has been EN-
ployed as granitecutter in Hardwick
for the past year, Is moving his family
to this city, having secured employment
in the granite industry.
Joseph Ladrie Of Nelson street has re-
turned from Burlington, where he passed
few days with Mrs. Ladrie, who is
slowly recovering from the effects Of a
serious surgical operation.
H. A. Rugg Of White River Junction
was in the city to-day TO confer with
City Attorney William Wishart in the
matter of a shed on Hall street which
has been condemned by the building in
spector.
Miss Florence Robbins, a former assist
ant superintendent OF the Barre City
hospital, who has been visiting friends
in the city, returned early to-day to Hol-
yoke, Mass, where she is assistant SUI
perintendent of the Holyoke hospital.
Henry j. Smart, who has been in the
employ of F. r. Northrop for the past
10 seasons, left last night for Ross
vile, H., where he has accepted pc.
sition with a large Y M. G. A, under
the management Of f. II. Kizer, former
ly of Plainheld.
Nelson Santau, piano tuner Of Bailey's
music rooms, Burlington, will be In
Barre next week for three days only. If
you wish to have your piano tuned by
this man, please place your order now
at Bailey's music rooms, lis North Main
street, Barre. Phone Sew.
Among the guests registered at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Holland, George
L. Morse, F. A. Phillips of Mortified,
Miss r. NJ. Dutton Of Chelsea, G. T.. La.
throp of Newport, l.. j. Labelle Of Bur
lington, r. II. Hoxie Of Groton, A. l..
Wilson Of Greenfield, Mass, G. u. Mar
Bile of Skowhegan, Me-, Miss Dorothy
Wooster of Rochester, MINI, X. j, Til
lotson of Burlington.
A regular meeting Of Granite City
lodge, l. o. o. L., NJ u, will be held in
the X. Of G. hall Friday evening, Dec. ID
at o'clock Mrs. Mary Classen, P, G. l..
Of Leominster, Mass, viii be present
There will be nomination of officers; also
initiation. Guards please meet at $3.50
o'clock The ladies time which was to
have been observed after the meeting il
POSTPONED.