The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-09
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Follie tickets at the Red Cross
Regular meeting Barre council, r. and
S. NJ, tonight at 1880.
George Rudd of North Montpelier was
in this city on business yesterday.
Fred Gerbetti of North Main street has
accepted position as clerk in the Union
Clothing Co.
Gordon Smith of Ryegate was in town
yesterday on business connected with the
granite industry.
A. Il, Lamb, a retail monumental deal
er of Randolph, was in this city yester-
day on business
A regular meeting Of st. Johns court
G. o. f., win be held Thursday evening
at o'clock; as game.
Bepini Giannoni Of rs West street has
left for Yesterday, R l., to visit his
brother, who is i'll in that city.
Mrs. Patrick Brown left yesterday for
Springfield, Mass, where she will visit
friends and relatives for few days.
Mrs. George A. Mosher of Cambridge,
Mass, is visiting with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. G. A. Bemis, for few weeks.
\ There haint bin show in Barry fer
sew Col Darn long tibet the Goose Green
q Squag Holler Folies be yore chanse fer
2 mites en- koncession.
Ovila w. Boyea, North Main street
tailor, has gone to Springfield, Mass, on
a business trip in connection with his
tailoring establishment.
4 H. Diversi OF the Diversi Fruit Co has
returned to his station at Fort Williams,
Portland, Me-, after enjoying a short va
cation at his home in this city
Merl G. Danforth, recently discharged
from the u. S. army, returned to-day to
his home in Hayerhill, Mass, after re-
newing acquamtances in this city,
Misses Bertha and Frances Sayah re-
turned to their employment in North
field yesterday having attended the flu
neral of the late Frank Haynes of Or
ange.
John Jordan, employed at the More
land hotel in Gloucester, Mass, returned
last night to resume his duties, after a
few days visit at his home on Foss
street.
Pvt. Malcolm Mcleod of the Canadian
garrison regiment returned to-day to his
station in Montreal, Can, after pass
ing ten-d day furlough with relatives in
Graniteyille.
! Miss Evelyn Bugbee left to-day for
/ Massachusetts General hospital, Boston,
where she is training as nurse, having
visited her mother on Highland avenue
for several days,
H. P. Prckett, representative of the
Morse international agencies Of New
York City, who is stopping at Hotel
Barre, is transaeting business in the in
terest Of his firm.
A regular meeting of l. O. o, L., NJ T..
will be held in r. OF G. hall Friday night.
Jan. 10, at o'clock. Installation after
initiation Guards meet at $3.50 for prac.
tice. Refreshments
Haouse thieves be gittin sew thick en-
| Barry tibet the onlie safe investment fer
yore muney IL en- the Green Holler Folly
tickets. Try ct fer a coupul mites an see
eff aour edvise haint thorybred.
Members of Cobble Hill grange are re-
quested to attend the funeral of our late
brother, Charles T. Jersey, Friday after
noon at o'clock at the residence, III
Washington street. Wear badges re.
yersed.
J. X. Thrston of the east hill has a
copy of Walton's Register for 1889,
which is some older than the one re-
| ferred to in The Times several days ago.
In this copy the town officers from Barre
are given as follows: Town clerk, Joseph
Ripley; first constable, Thomas Town;
selectnran, Joseph Wheaton, jeremiah
Ellis and Stephen Monson; postmaster,
j. Hale, Barre; A. Scott, South Barre
Silas Fl. Jeuison was governor of Yer
mont at the time and his salary was $3.50
year.
Water, which had seeped into the IN
derground telephone cable at the corner
of Main and Church street, made trou-
bic by freezing and shutting off the en-
tire service Of the city hall and some
phones on Prospect street early this
week The trouble finders Of the New
England Tel. 4 Tel. Co soon located the
difficulty and replaced the cable, which
had become fatteued, the work being
completed yesterday afternoon and city
NIL people OeluR Once more dDlb 70 t0ih-
municate with the outside world.
Among the guests registering at the
Hotel Barre last evening were the follow
ing people: Gustav A. Sehlstedt, Balti-
more, Md. Willis Venable, Manchester,
N. H. !. i, Thomas, Burlington; G. w,
Styles, Burlington; +. N. Foote, Boston;
G. b. Lowering, Boston; G. Muraton, Bos
ton; c. W. Howell Kalamazoo, Mich. r.
Sounds, Brattleboro. w. II. Day, SYRIA
cuse, n Y; George l.. Morse, Milton; H.
Palmer, White River functions c. NJ
Clewling, New York City; G. W. BurIe-
son, st. Adams; H. p. Kingman, Boston;
w. H, Stetson, Boston; d. f. Pollard,
Bellows Falls; G. W. Sockwel Boston;
Arthur f. Haefner. New York City; w.
II. Robinson, Portland5 d. S, Lavigne,
Boston; Louis Wovek, Boston; b. D.
Chadwick, Concord; Il. A. Howe, Boston
NJ J.. Murphy Boston; +. C. Gate
Woodsville, N H.; Fred G. Davis, Spring
field; Fl. II. Blanchard, Springfield.