The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-07

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Frank Calder of Lima, O., Is visiting
his brother William r, Calder Of North
Main street.
P. N. Malvern of Burlington was
among the business visitors in this city
yesterday.
James NJ. Holland of Mortified was
among the many business visitors in this
city yesterday.
William Sutler Of Portland, Ne, was
among the many business visitors in this
city yesterday.
S. D. Penlope of Boston has been
among the business visitors in Barre for
the past two days,
A. r. Rushton of Boston returned to
that city last night after spending a day
on business in Barre.
Il, X. Frain of Boston returned to that
city this morning after spending yester
day here on business.
Frank Patterson and Homer Holden,
both from Brookfeld were among the
local visitors yesterday,
Two dollars and twenty-five cent per-
Gale sprons, bungalow and dress styles,
at Fits Saturday for $l.49.
Sweet are the fruits of liberty mus
tered out and Royal Tailored in. f, A.
Hutchinson. over Ladd's store.
Safety razor blades, plain razors, scis-
sors and all small edged tools sharpened
like new. browns Drug Store,
Miss Gertrude Thompson Of Keith ave
nue. began her duties as clerk in the I'm
ion Clothing store this morning,
Mrs 7, Stone commenced her duties
as cook in the new restaurant Of Gal
Iagher and Maberini this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Waters Of Nor,
ristown were here ON combined bust
ness and pleasure trip yesterday.
Peter MazZotti Of North Seminary
street has returned from Hartford, Conn
where be has been employed for the past
year.
Abbott Twitchel of North Main street
has returned from Hartford, Conn,
where he has been employed for the past
six months.
Archibald Cooper of A Ayers street,
who has been iii for several days. was
reported as being somewhat improved
yesterday
Miss Gladys Gardner of Washington
street has returned from Woodstock,
where she has been visiting friends for
the past week or more.
]. ]. Dashner and daughter, Louise,
have been confined to their home on
Washington street for the past few days
on account of slight illnesses,
A. J. Young of Young Bros. Co, gran
lie manufacturers Of this city, returned
last night, after passing several days in
western Pennsylvania on business.
CobbIe Hill grange will hold mas
querade social and dance Friday even
ing, Feb. 7. Admission, 25c Ladies bring
basket lunch for two; ladies without
lunch, 25c admission. These lunches are
to be sold for the benefit of the relief
committee, Come, old and young, and
have a good time adv
The Goddard seminary Basketball team
will play its first school game on the
home floor at the Goddard gymnasium
this evening when Newbury high school
will be the opposing team. The game
will commence at S:l5 o'clock. The God
dard team was victorious over the Bethel
town team at Bethel last night by the
score of 30 to y.
An agreeable birthday party was held
at the home Of John Nelson on Park
street last evening in celebration Of his
30th birthday. Games were played, as
well as various other forms of SOCIAL en-
tertainment. There were about a score
of his friends present, and each did his
share towards making the evening en-
joyable, Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening,
The store on North Main street for
merly occupied by Dodges iewelry store,
was opened this morning by Peter Nab
erini and Luke Gallagher as a trst-class
restaurant. The store has been com
pletely renovated and all modern i'm.
proyements installed and everything ar
ranged in such a way as to make it an
up to-date establishment There was
very good business at the opening and
it is plain to see that the management
has the good wishes of all for success
in their new undertaking.
John c. Booth, president of the Quar-
riers & Manufacturers association re-
turned to this city this morning after an
absence of a few days, during which
time he attended state retail monument
conventions in Schenectady, N. Y, Tren-
ton, N. j., and Harrisburg, Pa. II, P.
Human of Orange street returned this
morning after making practically the
same trip as Mr.. Booth. He attended
state retail monument conventions in
Schenectady, n. " and Trenton, N. j.
Saturday afternoon there will be an
important informal meeting of the gran
tie manufacturers in the association hall,
the gathering being one of a series of
weekly educational assemblies. Reports
will be given by members Of the Barre
delegation who have been attending the
retail conventions in the middle west,
and among the speakers listed is W. NJ,
Thomas, well known Barre granite
salesman, whose territory includes Mich
igan, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin,
The meeting will begin ut o'clock.
Barre defeated Mortified by 90 pins in
the bowling match at Murphy & Weafer's
bowling alleys last evening. The high
three string total of 2S5 was rolled by
Smith of Barre, as was also the single
string of l0l. Barre took the lead from
the first and although Mortified gained
a few pins in the last string they were
unable to breach the gap to the winning
goal. The pinfall was as follows; Barre
Batchelder So, IS, "a, 255; Phillips, 70,
81, "a, 235; Smith, %, l0l, 81, 2S5; Card,
95, 76, rs, 246; Fraser, SO, 50, 70, pa; to-
tai, 1865 Mortified: Miles, "a, SS, 50,
24I: Donahue, IS, IS, rs, 1856; Pombar,
80, 75 76 1876; Abbott, 81, 100, %, 276
Brassaw. 80. e.. 81, 220; total, 1900.