The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-19
TALK or THE TOWN


Z. =. Driscoll of Boston was among
the business visitors in Barre yesterday.
II. G. Kelsey of Boston was among the
business visitors in this city yesterday.
B. j. Fabian of New York City was
transaeting business in Barre yesterday.
]. G. futile of New York City was
transacting business in this city yester-
day.
A. S, Rutgers of Boston was on bust
ness in Barre and this vicinity yester-
day.
f. X. Harness of Boston was among
the business visitors in this city yes
terday.
Dance, armory, Montpelier, Thursday
night, after Spaulding Montpelier game.
Good music.-adv.
Edward Henry of this city left last
evening for Manchester, N. H., where he
expects employment.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening,
/ Feb 10, at 1880 o'clock.
II. Y. Dudley of Portland, Me, arrived
in Barre this morning to spend several
days on business in this vicinity.
J. J. Clarity Of Wilmington. Del, con
tributed towards the large number of
business visitors in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Duncan Mathewson of
Marshfeld were in this city yesterday on
a combined business and pleasure trip.
Cali and get prices on Andes ranges
| and heaters Good lir of secondhand
ranges and heaters, stovepipe and elbows.
e. A. Prindle
The N. D. Phelps Co., offer their entire
| stock Of skates at half price; ladies at
40c, Csc, Sl00 and $lls; mems at 40c,
SOC, 63c, SSc and $ll3.
have few cords of extra good miyed
| dry wood, which l will deliver at 1925
run where three runs are taken at a
place for cash. Tel. l99-M. d. A. Perry.
The ladies' night, which was to have
been given by Granite lodge, No IS, f.
and A. NJ, in Masonic hall Friday, Feb
81, will be postponed until Friday, March
II.
Edgar Mason of Harrington avenue re-
turned to his home last evening after
an absence of about eight months, during
which time he was employed in Water
| town. Mass.
William l., Henry, who has resided in
Buffalo, N. Y, for the past four years,
returned to Barre last evening. Mr.
Henry is visiting his parents in Will
! Jamestown.
All persons owing the late Grace Wood
Cutler are requested to settle their ac-
counts with the administrator of her
estate, Charles II. Wishart, not later
than March |.
Mrs, Nathan Mahoney and little son
have returned to their home in New
York after passing several weeks at the
home of Mrs. Mahoney's mother Mrs
Annie Hale, of Hale street.
All stores, members Of the Barre Retail
Merchants association, Inc, will remain
open on Friday, Feb. q, until 9 o'clock
| p m, and will be closed all day SatuT-
day, Feb. p, Washington's birthday,
Martin Norris Of North Main street re-
turned TO his home yesterday with his
! discharge from the L. S. army, in which
he has been serving for the past year and
half, sixteen months Of his service be.
ing done in France.
Notice The garment workers win hold
their regular monthly meeting in carpen-
| ters' hall Friday night, Feb. q, at 7
o'clock instead of Tuesday night, as
stated in Mondays paper. Please note
change in date. Miss Gertrude MeCarty,
president.
The Barre Womans club provides a
| district nurse for work in the city. Her
services are available for anyone needing
assistance for short periods of time. For
information call by telephone either
Miss Pitkin ism, or Mrs. w. f. Shep-
ard 93.M.--adv.
Dan Manning, a teamster and who
claims Waterbury as his home, was be-
fore city court this morning on a charge
Of intoxication, He pleaded guilty and,
| it being his first offense, he was allowed
his freedom after paying a fine of SIS,
with costs of S745, which he very read
lily paid.
The music and art department had
! charge of the meeting of the Barre Wom-
ans club yesterday afternoon in How
land hall. The program was devoted to
the opera, Aida sketch of the opera
being read by Miss Gladys Gale, while
various records from the same were Civ.
en- on the victr0la. In closing, a selec.
ton from IL Trovatore" was also given.
The office of the American Railway
! Express company will be closed all day
Saturday, Washington's birthday, as it
/ will be on all other holidays hereafter.
No deliveries or pick,ups will be made
The only goods handled will be the de-
livery Of what few perishable articles
come in. This is in compliance with the
new regulations recently issued by the
government administration of the ex.
press companies,
Corp. James p Riley arrived Tuesday
noon at his home from Camp Sherman.
o., having received his honorable dis
charge on Feb. Is. Corp Riley returned
on Jan. - from France, where he saw
active service with the 4th division Of
infantry. He participated in the Marine
offensive July Is, 1918, and was after
ward transferred to the Vesle sector,
where he was overcome. His trouble
proved to be appendicitis, for which he
was operated on at the front. After re-
covering in a hospital he Joined the
Jambons, a musical association. consist
ing of jazz" orchestra lin which Corp.
Riley played one of the four violins)
vaudeville etc. With this organization
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