The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-04
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adv.
A new arrival of hats to-day. Mrs,
Birnie, Laurel street.-ady.
Aprons, fancywork, food, Congrega
/ tional fair Nov and 5.--adv.
L. A. harrington of Cabot was among
the visitors in Barre yesterday
Mrs. Sarah Byron Of North Mont
peIier was among the business visitors
in Barre yesterday.
Miss Della Barney, waitress at Hotel
Barre, is confined to her home in Gran
iteville on account of illness.
John Mcleod, connected with the
granite industry, left this morning for
Cleveland, O., for an extended business
visit.
Miss Jessie Riddell Of South Barre
left last night for st. Augustine, Fla,
where she will remain during the win
ter.
Mrs. Carrie Fits and daughter, Miss
Esther Fits, left yesterday noon for
Boston, where they will visit for few
days.
Special for this week Oeomargar-
inc, Glendale SOC, Nut,Ola zoe, at Hid
der Habbep's store on Prospect street.
adv.
Maceabees. attention. The regular
meeting of Harmon review, No /, will
be held Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock.
George Marsh, manager of the local
American Express office, has moved his
family into the John Papin house on
Allen street.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ McKane Of Chicago
are visiting for few days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur LePagc of
Prospect street.
Miss Janet Brock, 1919 graduate of
Spaulding, has entered the Bay Path
institute at Springfield, Mass, TO pur-
sue commercial training
Alex Duncan, who recently under
went a serious operation at the Barre
City hospital, was able this morning to
return to his home, but will be confined
TO his bed for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Douglas, who
have been making their home in Quin
cy, Mass, for the past several months,
have again taken up their residence in
Barre, where Mr. Douglas has employ
ment in the granite industry.
Miss Rose Hopkins, who for the past
three years has been pursuing a nurses
training at the Heaton hospital, Mont
pelier, has completed her course there
and is at the home of her sister Mrs.
Mary Mccarthy, ON Summer street.
The jolly Ten circle will hold a pow
erty social at the Baptist church Fri
day evening, Nov Z, at 1880. A prize
OF two pounds Of sugar j. offered for
the most ragged costume worn Fines
viii be charged for silk dresses and
jewelry. Apple pie and ice cream viii
be on sale. adv
Additional tailor shops with in
creased facilities Our service machin-
cry is not satisfied to merely remain
ahead of the procession, but is con
stantly increasing its lead with new
improvements. Thanksgiving deliver
les viii be on time. +, A, Hutchinson,
over Ladd's store,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holt and son,
Burton have moved to North Mont
pelier to reside. Mr.. Holt for many
years has been employed by w. G.
Reynolds. Saturday he finished work
there and is now employed by the
Little Wooden Mills company as a gen
eral worker Mrs. Holt will manage
the Little wooden mills boarding house.
Until last Friday Burton, their son,
who was cheer leader at Spaulding, at
tended high school but concluded his
studies there to 90 with his parents.
Next fall he intends to pursue the com
mercial course at the Albany Business
college.
Employees and employers at Mari &
ing at II o'clock costly gold watch
and chain to Arthur A. Gordon as a
token Of esteem and remembrance. Mr.
Gordon concluded his duties there Sat
urday after being affiliated with the
company for the past 10 years or more,
serving most Of that tifge as foreman
He is leaving the granite industry en-
tirely and expects to leave for Okla
homa and the oil fields within the next
two weeks His definite location there
is not yet known. Mrs Gordon, his
wife, intends to remain in this city for
the present.
A number Of Barre Odd Fellows have
made arrangements to attend the
meeting Of district No 8 TO be held
with Excelsior encampment, No. "a, at
Randolph this evening. An elaborate
program will be carried out after the
exemplfcation Of the patriarchal de-
gree on a large class of candidates by
the Mnnehaha encampment No, 2 of
Barre The automobile parties will
consist Of District Deputy Grand Pat
riarch L, G. Beck, d. " Stone, O. f.
Phiibrick, d. Densmore H. W. Scott, |
William Richardson, f. d. Beckley, |
John S. Howell, Harvey J. Dodge, Fred
r. Scott, William Duncan, o. C. Aver
i'll, Fred f. Heath, A. c, Jones, o. w. |
Averill, H. G. Boyce, +. w Jackson,
Fordys Jackson, Harold Patterson and
Maynard Spencer,