The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-06
TALK or THE TOWN

CITY vi buHlntSS yesterday.
+. G, Tucker Of Moretown visited Barre
and vicinity on business yesterday.
All kinds Of safety razor blades and
razors sharpened at Barre Drug Co.
t. II. Baum of New York was among
the business visitors in this city to-day.
f. X. Boswell of Boston was among
the business visitors in this city today.
D. r. Tobin Of Boston was among the
business visitors in this city yesterday
Gem and Ever-Ready razor blades
sbarpeaed. 25c dozen. Barre Drug Co.
Ladies spring and summer suits and
coats on display at Sadlier's, Keith Ave.
W. w. Wright of New York was trans
acting business in Barre and vicinity yes
terday.
William Marshall of Middlesex was
among the business visitors in this city
to-day,
Ruby and Rena Bruce of WILLIAMSBURG
were among the business visitors in this
city yesterday.
NJ. H. Thomas Of Boston contributed
towards the large number of business
visitors in Barre to-day.
Women's kid gloves, high-gra quail.
ity, black, white and suit shades, $2.25
and $3.50 a pair at Fits,
John Dretas Of Railroad street left
last night for Chicago to be employed by
a granite firm in that vicinity.
w. P. Griffin of Moretown returned to
his home this noon, after spending the
morning in this city on business.
Fl. T. Dernman of New York returned
to that city last evening after spending
a few days in this city on business.
The North Barre mission board of the
Hedding NJ +. church will meet tonight
after prayer meeting at the church.
A real oldfashioned program viii be
given at the East day of school, social,
Congregational church. March l2.-ady.
Miss Mamie Macdonald was able to
return from the City hospital TO her
home yesterday, where she is GONZALES
cling.
Firemen notiee-All call fremen con.
neeted with the benefit dance will meet
at headquarters Monday, March 10, at
Z p. m.
A. L. Varnum of New York returned
TO that city this morning after spending
several days in the Barre granite dis
trict
Mrs. r. J. Dion Of Maple avenue left
on the afternoon train for Burlington,
being called there by the death Of a
friend.
Mrs. J. w. Butterfeld of Cabot is
passing q few days at the home of Prin-
Gipal and Mrs. 0, X. Hollister on Mer
chant street
Miss Marjorie Bcckley, daughter Of
T. d. Beckley of 6 Park street, is de-
tanned from school with severe attack
of pneumonia.
Chiifonier, white iron bed, National
springs, stand chairs, kitchen table, wool
earpeting, must be sold this week. 1913
Washington street.
Another spotless day is added to the
credit of the city. The past "a hours
developed no arrests either for intoxica.
ton or any other charge.
Mrs. Anna Bancroft of East Calais is
visiting her father, John r, Wilson, while
attending a Red Cross meeting which will
be held in Montpelier tomorrow.
Lewis X. Hoar has received his dis.
charge from the aviation section Of the
navy and returned to his home in this
city Tuesday He has been stationed at
Pensacola for the past 10 months.
Albert p Wood, son Of the late Mrs
Nancy II. Wood, left to-day for his home
in Dorchester, Mas. He was accOmpan-
led by Mrs. Grace Clark, who was called
here by the death Of Mrs. Wood.
Zeb LaValley Of Malone, n. Y, is
spending a few days in this city with
his brother, Edward LaValley of Wash>
ington street. The former recently re-
ceived his discharge from the L. S, army.
Miss A. Winifred Christie, who has
been a guest in the home Of Mrs. Agnes
Walker of Grant avenue, left to-day for
her home in Montreal She was joined
at Waterbury by Mrs. John Panel, who
also returns to her home.
Luke Gallagher and Peter Maberini
will open their parlors in connection with
their restaurants, tomorrow. The store
that it will occupy is part of Dodges old
jewelry store and has been remodcled
and complete modern improvements have
been installed They already occupy the
other part of the building with their
restaurant.
John G. Farwell, commander of Brooks
post, G. A. R., of Montpelier, and Mrs
Mary Goss, president of Brooks Relief
corps of the same city, were in Barre
yesterday comforting with Senior Vice
Commander John r. Wilson of the de-
partment of Vermont, G. A. r., concern.
ing the coming state encampment, the
location of which has not been definitely
determined, and also in regard to the an
nual meeting of the Washington County
Veterans association. Mr.. Wilson has
been i'll but is now feeling in good con-
dition.
Charles l.. Hoernle, formerly an in.
structor in Goddard seminary and ath.
letic coach, who resigned his positions
there to enlist in the United States navy,
has just signed a contract to coach the
Norwich university baseball team and is
expected to arrive in Mortified to-mor-
row to begin work with the candidates
within a short time. Mr. Hoernle had
marked success in building up the ath-
letic material in Goddard seminary, and
there is no doubt that he will bring out
the best there is in the candidates for
the Norwich baseball team. His many
friends in Barre and vicinity will be
pleased that he is to come back to this
region