The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-05
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Miss Flora Nishini Of Waterbury was
among the business visitors In the city
to-day.
Dance at Woodbury. pond every Fri.
day night. An ideal spot and good
time.-adv,
Dance, armory hail. Montpelier, Thurs.
day night. Gontlemsn 55e, ladies free.
Chataelds orchestra, eight pieces adv.
Frank L. Small Of Eastern avenue left
this morning ON business trip to Bos.
ton in the interests of Smith, Whitcomb
& Cook
Miss Nina Casellinl Of Maple avenue,
who has been passing the summer at
home, has gone to Waterbury Center,
whore she Is engaged to teach this year.
Mrs. George Milne Of Graniteville and
Mrs, David Morgan of Bassett street
left to-day by auto fer Burlington,
where they will visit relatives for a few
days.
Miss Elisabeth smollctt, who has been
passing vacation a. be. homo In Barre,
has returned to Clarsmont, n, H., where
she IL attending training school fer
nurses.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Calcagni and family
Of Humbert street returned to the city
last evening from Milford, n. H., where
they have been making visit Of the
past few days.
Miss Rose Levin Of Merchant street
Is employed ne cashier In the Union
Clothing store during the absence Of Miss
Rebecea Chesaer, who 10 enjoying u va.
cation Of two weeks.
THE Girls Over Here" patriotic
play, will be given in East Montpelier
village hall Friday evening, Sept. O.
Supper and da,see after the play. Pro-
ceeds for the Red Cross.
Mrs. Charles Keith Of North Seminary
street returned last evening from Wat
erbury, Conn, where she has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bird for a
fortnight. She was accompanied by Mr..
Keith, who passed Labor day in Water
bury,
"The Naulahka," by Rudyard Kip.
Inf q six.rsel feature of the east and
west, featuring Helene Chadwick and
Antonio Moreno, and a two.reel Lone.
some Luke comedy, Bijou to-day, Ma
chine is in perfect running order now
adv.
James Robertson Of Orange street,
who has been detained from his duties
at the A. P. Abbott Co. store during the
past few weeks, following an automobile
accident in which he figured near New
port, n, H., resumed his duties this fore
noon at that store.
The aldermanic health committee Is
planning vigorous cleanup campaign
for September, as the monthly garbage
collection, due the last week in August,
was omitted. According to the SEIZED
ule blocked out in the spring, monthly
collections are TO be continued until De.
cember
Andrew ]. Barclay, who left with q
contingent of Washington county men
for Camp Devens yesterday morning
was notified by the county board that
his father, Peter Barclay of east hill
had passed away. The message reached
the young man at Concord, n. H., and
he was able TO arrive home at an early
hour this morning.
/ w. g. Kimball Of Maple avenue, who
has been employed as brakeman on
| the Barre & Chelsea railroad several
| months, will complete his duties in that
capacity this evening, Mr.. Kimball, to.
gether with Mrs. Kimball, expects to
leave the city in the near future fol
H Portsmouth, n. H., where he has Sc
cured employment at the government
shipbuilding yards.
Adolfo Comolli, who is attached to Co
A Of the second mechanical unit at the
\ University of Vermont at Burlington
was visitor at his home on Comolli
street yesterday afternoon, returning Il
Burlington late in the afternoon by au,
tomobils. II is the general feeling that
the second unit, which has been pursuing
the course at the university during sew
eral weeks, will be moved TO another
camp within a short period of time.
With the opening of school sessions il
a number of the schools in the towns
surrounding Barre, many of the district
school teachers, who have been spending
the summer months at their respective
homes in the city, are leaving to re
sume their duties. Among those wht
left the city yesterday were; Miss Eds
| Buzzl, who will resume her duties in tn,
/ Corinth schools; Miss Amelia Guidici, 1
Il 1918 graduate from Spaulding higl
school, who will commence her duties il
4 the schoolhouse known as the Shady
Rill school in Middlesex, and Miss Nins
Casellini, who will begin her duties il
the schools in Waterbury Center.
{ One Of Barre's quarrying firms as wei
/. as the entire district was honored il
n Chicago recently when the Internationa
Granite Monument Producers assoeia
d ton, which met in the week when tn
e national retailers were convened, elect
8 ed s. HOLSTER jackson of E. L. Smitl
& Co. president of the organization
/. Among the monument producing state
: represented at the meeting were Maine
q New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachu
i sets, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Mort
/ Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Wis
h consin and Minnesota, combining nearl,
ninety per cent Of the monumental gran
= ite interests of the country. Mr.. Jack
sons election was unanimous.
Kiltie musicians who have been affil
lated with the Barre pipe and drum
band since its organization more thai
year ago were out in force this morn
ing to honor one of their comrades VIII
Is off for the training camp. Andy Fal
coner, leading side drummer in the banc
left with the Washington county con
tingent for Camp Upton, but before hi
departure the Scottish musicians CAV
him lively serenade at the station i
Montpelier Other drafted men appreci
ated the music, and the serenade prove
fitting farewell for the entire contin
gent Mr.. Falconer is one of the tw
4 band members who have had militar