The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-04
TALK or THE TOWN


Gillette razor blades sharpened, 35c
dozen. Barre Drug ca.
All kinds of safety razor blades and
razors sharpened at Barre Drug Co.
Mrs. Harry w. Averill of Montreal is
visiting friends in this city.
The Vincitia club will observe ladies'
night on Thursday evening, March g.
Leroy Anderson Of Warren street left
this morning on weeks visit in Boston.
Gem and Ever Ready razor blades
sharpened, 25c dozen. Barre Drug Co.
Ladies spring and summer suits and
coats on display at Sadler's, Keith Ave.
lyers & Pond piano. mahogany case,
practically new; 1913 Washington street.
adv.
Mrs. J. GilIander of East Barre was
among the business visitors in this city
yesterday.
Mrs, William Cole of Jefferson street
has returned from visiting friends
down country,
A regular meeting of the ladies of
Clan Gordon will be held Tuesday, March
4, at 7;l5 p. m.
j. F. Ashe of New York was among
the many persons transacting business in
Barre yesterday.
Mrs. A. A. Read of Williamstown was
among the persons transacting business
in Barre yesterday
Mrs. Ethel Tierney of Randolph Cen
ter was among the business visitors in
this city yesterday.
W. W. Turner of Burlington contribut-
ed towards the large number of business
visitors here yesterday.
r. T. Rushton of Boston returned to
that city this morning after spending
yesterday here on business.
Mrs J.. w. Stewart of West street has
returned from Melrose, Mass, where she
had been passing a few days.
Arthur Best of Boston arrived in this
city this morning and intends TO spend
several days here on business,
Sivio Giudici of Beckley street has
left for Toledo, o., to be employed by the
Reynolds Monumental works.
The Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.
has declared its usual annual dividend Of
s per cent payable to stockholders.
Frank Cardi of Foss street left this
afternoon for Plattsburg, N. ", where he
viii be employed by retail monument
firm.
George A. Cross, N. Pelaggi and Frank
Phillips, Mortified granite mauufactur-
ers, were recent business visitors in this
city.
Granite lodge, No. IS, F. and A. NJ,
are to hold a social evening in their hall
Friday evening. This is to be sort Of
ladies' night
Russell Pratt and L. P. Hight, both
from Williamstown. contributed towards
the large number Of business visitors in
Barre yesterday.
Chiffonier white iron bed, National
springs, stand, chairs, kitchen table, wool
earpeting, must be sold this week. 1913
Washington street
The person who by mistake exchanged
hats at the "Dokie" meeting is requested
to call at The Times Office and get mat
ters Strengthened out.
Italian masquerade at the Socialist
hall Saturday evening, March 8, Iandi.
Forsell orchestra viii furnish music for
the occasion. Admission, 40c; ladies, loo.
adv.
Charles w Meleher. who has been con
fined to the house by illness for many
weeks, was able to be downtown to-day
and received the congratulations Of many
people.
F. X. Trumbull of Boston was among
the business visitors in this city to-day.
c. n. Bombadeer of New York was
among the business visitors in Berra and
vicinity to-day.
Public dance for old and young at East
Montpelier village hall Friday night,
March 7. Supper will consist Of oysters,
pickles, doughnuts, coffee, cake and ice
cream Dudlev's orchestra, four pieces
Full bill. SI.75 per couple-ady.
John Glib of Maple Grove, who has
been employed in the estimating room
at the Granite Manufacturers assoeia-
ton since receiving his discharge from
the L. S. navy early in the year, COM
pleted his work to-day and accepted q
position in the office of the Mcmillan
plant on Blackwell street, which was re-
Gently purchased by Cook, Watkins &
Co.
Miss Jennie Mari has received a dis
patch from her brother, Sergt. Albert A.
Mari, stating that he had arrived from
overseas and was at Camp Merritt, where
he hopes to obtain his discharge. Sergt.
Mari enlisted in st. Adams. Maine, and
was member of the l03d infantry, Co.
L, of the 26th division. In the major
offensive of the American army, started
July Is at Chateau Thierry, Mari re-
ceived wounds in his left arm which ne
cessitated attention in a hospital, after
which he returned to his former com
pany and took part in the St. Mihiel
victory When the armistice was signed
he was attending a candidates school
for officers and was looking forward to
receiving a commission. 1t is believed
that his being attached to a casual com
Iany accounts for his return in advance
of the entire division.
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