The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-04
TALK or THE TOWN

/ " ID. NdIbou Oh BbllOWs rams was
among the business visitors in town to-
day.
We sharpen Gillette blades at 35c a
dozen. Satisfaction guaranteed. Barre
Drug Co.
Howard Blossom of East street left
last night for Boston and New York on
business.
Miss Il. Uric of this city is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Harry Benedict of Manches-
ter, ~ II.
Antonio Notini of Railroad street has
returned from st. Adams, where he was
visiting friends.
r. G. Waterman of Camp street left
this morning for Boston, where he is GO
| ing on business.
Victor Jodoin of Mortified was in
Barre yesterday on a combined business
and pleasure trip.
James w. Atwood of Currier street left
yesterday for Windsor, where he has ac-
cepted employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Romanos of Pros
peet street are rejoicing over the birth of
a son Saturday night,
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening,
! req. D, at :0U CLOCK.
The condition of Mrs. NJ Prestini of
Short street, who is i'll with pneumonia,
is slightly improved to-day.
Frank Miano of North Main street has
left for New York on business and ex-
| poets to be gone about week
Miss Teresa Ogden of Springfield is
| passing a few days at the home OF Mrs.
| J.. " Potter OF North Mainsst
John Trentini of Granite street has re-
turned to Burlington, where he is en-
! ployed, after a short visit at his home.
! Mrs, Margaret Recor of West Chazy,
n. Y, is visiting at the home of her
brother, Il. Blair of North Main street
Miss Agnes McKenna of fremont
street has returned from Bethel, where
she has been visiting friends for the past
week.
Call and get prices on Andes ranges
and heaters. Good lir of second hand
ranges and heaters, stovepipe and elbows
f, A. Prindle.
The office of Gage & Gage, chiroprac-
tors, will be closed every evening until
Wednesday night. Usual hours Wednes-
day night.--adv
! Lawrence Powers of Liberty street has
returned to his home after an absence Of
about eight months during which time he
was employed in Boston,
| l., J. Spain, Boston representative Of
the National Biscuit company left this
morning for his headquarters after spend
ing a day in this vicinity on business,
! Philip Holmes of West street has re-
| turned to his home after an absence OF
about 10 months, during which time he
was employed in Bridgeport, Conn, in
the manufacture of war munitions.
Pharmacist Mate Charles Zanleoni Of
the U. s. navy arrived in this city this
morning to spend a five.day fulough at
his home on North Main street. Mr.
Zanleoni is stationed in a naval hospital
at Newport, r, l.
The regular meeting Of Cobble Hill
grange will be held Tuesday evening, Feb
4, at o'clock Come on time, as there is
lots of work, Be sure and wear your
ribbon and encourage your captain. A
short program win be given.
South Barre grange annual old and
young folks dance and supper Thursday,
Feb 6. Music, Landi-Forsell orchestra
Full bill, Sl25; extra ladies', Csc; single
supper tickets, 25c. Dancing TO begin
promptly at s o'clock. Public invited
adv.
Lieut.. George S. DeMerrell. who arrived
from overseas Jan % on the Manchuria,
has been spneding the past few days at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A
Brown. He leaves tonight for Trenton
and Washington and expects to receive
his discharge from the latter place, after
which he will again take up his business
in the granite industry in this city.
! Masquerade dance for old and young at
East Montpelier village hail Friday even.
| ing Feb. Z This dance and supper is for
| the benefit of the hall association and we
need your presence to help make it a
grand success. Music, Dudley's orchestra,
five pieces Dancing from until 2, Sup
per to consist of oysters, pickles, dough
nuts, coffee and cake Prizes given, as
usual Full bill, sl75 per couple.--adv.
/ Mrs. H. Il. Perry, president Of Vermont
/ division. Sons of Veterans auxiliary,
who resides on the east hill, left this
morning on weeks trip through the
state in the interests of the order. This
evening she organizes a new auxiliary in
Rutland; tomorrow night she organizes
one at Middletown Springs and on Thurs
/ day night she will install the officers of
the auxiliary at Manchester Depot Be
fore returning she will visit other aux
| liaries, including those at Saxtous River
and Windsor. She is accompanied by
Mrs. Pearl Bouley.
James S. Bennett. commonly known
among his many friends as Jimmy" has
entered the employ of the Cooley. Wright
Manufacturing company of Waterbury,
succeeding D. S. McGovern, who has been
with the company for the past u years.
The Cooley Wright Manufacturing com
pany manufactures and sells among the
trade all kinds of polishing wheels,
scrolls, etc. and also carries a complete
| line of all materials used by granite
manufacturers. Mr. Bennett viii act as
the agent of the company in the Barre
| district for all these goods. Mr.. Bennett
was formerly a blacksmith employed by
the Circle Sharpening Machine company
and has given up this work to assume his
new position. He is a Barre boy and is
well known among the granite manufac-
turers and employees in all branches and
his many friends and acquaintance who
have been accustomed to hear his voice
in a musical way on various occasions
wish him good luck and success in the
new work he has undertaken. The Cool
ey-Wright Manufacturing company own
all of the Pembroke and McGovern pat
ents as well as the Mills and other pat
ents on practically all polishing wheels
that are used in the Barre district.
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