The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Shepard at 1890; price, 50c-adv.
Miss Helen Roscoe Of Barre is clerk
ing in the Adams Co. store over the
holidays.
Miss Kathleen LeBarron of Water
bury is visiting friends in Barre for a
few days.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Burke, jr., of the
Miles block
Adolpho Comolli and Joseph Rrusa
started for Springfield, Mass, by auto
mobile this morning.
Coats -Gentlemen's, ladies', misses,
juniors and girls Large variety Mod
ern designs Sadlier, Keith avenue.
Largest line Of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices, E. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
Mrs. John Mcdonald Of Liberty
left yesterday for Needham, Mass, to
pass the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
j. b. Hall
North Main street left this morning
for Lanesboro, where they plan to pass
week at rabbit hunting,
The Woman's Exchange has just re.
ceived four handsome, homemade, braid
ed rugs. A full line of Mrs. Hale's or.
iginal Christmas cards on sale.--adv.
Mr. and Mrs William Henderson of
st. Johnsbury Center returned to their
home yesterday, having visited for the
past few days with friends in Barre
and Graniteville.
II. j. M. Jones Of the Jones Bros
, CO., recently re-appointed as Vermont
state fuel administrator, is in Boston,
attending conference of the New Eng.
land fuel administrators
James b. Hall of Boston, repre-
sentative of the American Auditing Co.
and former resident of Barre, is in
the city for few days on business in
the interest of his firm
Reopening of old Page brothers sta :
Bile, back of postofiice as hitching barn.
Hitch, zoe; feed, 40e; stalls by the week
at reasonable price. Nice clean Office
for ladies. r. H. Hopkins.
Rally day at the Baptist church Sun.
day morning at 1890. The pastor has
recovered from his illness and win
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member and adherent present.
n w Hawkes. of ST. Adams general
| freight agent of the Central Vermont
railway, and Superintendent s. n Rus.
sell, also of st. Adams and the Central
Vermont railway, were in Barre yes
/ terday
The male quartet which has been
making a name here in Barre, will sing
at the opening of the first two acts in
the musical comedy, Marrying Mary.
1 The singers are Messrs. Bennett, Mel
son, Premier and Mckenzie,
S. Hollister Jackson, president Of the
international Monumental Producers
association, returned yesterday from
! Quincy, Mass, having been guest at
the Quincy Granite Manufacturers as.
sociation's annual banquet.
On account Of the coal strike, two
| young men, who left Barre about two
weeks ago, with the purpose Of seeking
employment in the machine shops in
Detroit, Mich, were obliged to return
as there was no work for them They
are James Fury and Albert Mcdonald
Word has been received from Arthur
Deans, former Barre boy, who has
been in the Royal Victoria hospital for
the past few months taking treatment
for shrapnel wound, that he submit
ted last Saturday to second opera.
tion, this time it being for appendicitis
CAROLS orchestra returned this aft
ernoon from Bristol, where il played
last evening at the bankers ball. Hen.
~ Carroll, who has been singing with
the orchestra on this trip, leaves to-
night for Hartford, Conn, his sister
Miss Beatrice, returning with him. Mr.
/ Carroll has employment there.
In "A Night in Honolulu" which
comes to the opera house this afternoon
and tonight, the native Hawaiian sing
ers and musicians viii be found to &C.
! cupy a great deal of the spectators at
tention. Hawaiian music by the gifted
native singers and players has been a
great success in America because it is
diiferent.-adv.
/ During the past two days several
men have been engaged installing in the
Universalist church an organ blower
an electrical motor air supply pump
The work which was begun Thursday
was practically completed to-day and
ii was the hopes of the plumbers and
carpenters to have everything in readi-
ness for the Sunday morning services
at the church. This is enc Of several
such motors installed in churches in
Barre.
James Palmer Of Eastern avenue, an
employe Of the Cook & Watkins Depot
square granite manufacturing plant, is
going to spend the winter months with
relatives in Scotland. He plans to leave
tomorrow for New York and leave
New York next Wednesday on the
steamship Carmania for Aberdeen
Scotland, his native home His stay
in Scotland will last until the spring
when he will return to Barre to re
sumo work in the granite industry.
Under the direction of the home eco
Monies department, the ladies of thu
Barre Womans club and guests wer,
very pleasantly entertained last Tues
day afternoon by demonstration Civ
en- by Gildo Cappio chef of the Elk;
club, Montpelier. Mr.. Cappio, in his
very pleasing manner, not only PROVED
his efficiency in the culinary line, but
also entertained the ladies by singing
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