The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-04
TALK OF THE TOWN


The Hand of Vengeance" Bijou to-
day adv.
Eldon Ball Of Hill street is visiting
friends in st. Adams over the week end,
n Miss Maude Whitcher of Newbury is
spending the week end with friends on
Spaulding street.
Mrs. w, G. Kimball of Al Maple avenue
was taken to the Barre City hospital
4 Thursday for treatment.
Jed Rulfo and Dan Casellani left this
morning for Washington to hunt for the
much talked about panther.
Ensign Orlando 0lgiati leaves to-mor.
row for New London, Conn, where he is
stationed at the submarine base.
John Jacobs returned to-day to his
home in Montreal, P. @, after passing a
brief visit with friends in this city.
Miss Viola jeffrey, visitor of Mrs.
Nellie Bianchi for the past few days, re-
turned to her home in Mortified this
noon.
Miss Olive Burgess of Washington
street left to-day for Boston to visit
Miss Gladys Cooley Of that city for two
weeks
Miss Hazel Lyon returned TO Brattle.
boro to-day, having received word this
morning that the schools will reopen on
Monday
| L. Diversi of the Diversi Fruit Co. re-
turned this morning from Concord, N. H.,
where he had been spending the New
Year holidays.
William Green. who resides on the
Montpelier road, left last night for Nor
witch university at Mortified to renew
his studies as civil engineer.
| Misses Alice and irene Nelson, daugh-
ters of Mrs. Mary Nelson of 81 Merchant
street, returned to-day TO Mount St.
Mary's academy at Burlington.
Warner Wheeler, son of Il. Wheeler Of
Washington street, left to-day for New
Haven, Conn, to resume work for the
telephone company in that city,
Miss Catherine 0'Leary leaves today
for Burlington to visit friends and rela-
tives. From there she will return to
New Rochelle college at New Rochelle,
IN. Y.
Mrs. Mary Reid OF Reid street, who
has been i'll for five weeks with influenza
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hubert
Tacy Of Beckley hill, is able to be out
now
George and John Webster Of the Bug
zell block returned to this city this morn
ing after enjoying short stay with
their parents, who reside in Westerly,
r. J.
Alexander Mortimer started to-day for
the University of Pennsylvania at Phil
adelphia, having been-zfsssfs home on the
east hill since he was discharged from
the S. A. Il. G.
Alfra1a arfrourar; bag rott,rrrA e.
his home at 20 Brook street. Mr. Ian.
fronconi has just been discharged from
the U. S. army, in which he was serving
at Camp Deyens.
Pvt Angelo Marchetti arrived in Barre
this morning to spend a short furlough
with his brother, Ernest, and friends Of
this city. He is stationed at Fort VII
iams, Waterville, Me
Misses Divine and Blanche Belanger,
whose home is in Graniteville, left this
morning for Boston, where they will visit
friends, and from which place they viii
journey to Utica, n. Y, to resume their
duties as clerks.
Carpenters Mate William Deans, jr.,
began his journey to Pensacola, Fla, this
morning after enjoying a Is days fur
Tough at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Deans Of Brooklyn
street
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Knight have moved
from Claremont, n H., to Websterville,
where Mr.. Knight has obtained employ
ment at the Wells & Lamson machine
shop. He was employed by the Sullivan
Machinery Co. while at Claremont.
Radio Operator John Eastman Of the
q. S. S. Iowa, who has been spending
an eight day furlough at his home on
Spaulding street, returned to-day to his
ship, which is lying in the Hudson river.
He expects to begin journey across
soon.
j. +. Sadlier, the Keith avenue furni.
ture dealer, is contemplating extensive
repairs and alterations to be made in his
warerooms which will increase his floor
space at least ono half, in order to &C.
commodate his increasing business. Mr.
Sadlier will continue business as usual
during these alterations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Collins Of rs
South Main street returned from Boston
this morning, where they have been on
an extended visit. While in Boston, Mr..
Collins exhibited some poultry and swine
az n HJnNh SHOW Htt1 III htidt NltlHiLN. y
hog belonging to him won the first prize
Of $65 and some Of his poultry also cap
tursn various prizes,
Thomas Fl. Connolly Of st. Adams,
telegraph operator, wandered into this
city few days ago and proceeded to en-
Joy life to its fullest extent. He event
ually began imbibing too freely and yes
terday afternoon found himself in the
clutches of Officer Murley. II being his
first offense, he was let off with fine of
S. and the costs Of court.
Messrs. A. Nagano and r. Takanosu.
both Of Toxic, Japan, have been in the
city two days looking over our granite
plants and quarries to see what is the
latest in the quarying and manufacture
ing of granite. Mr. Nagano is an archi-
tect and is seeking information for use
in his home country. While here he
made extensive purchases of tools for
granite working from the Trow & Holden
company. The two visitors left this
afternoon for New York.