The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-14
TALK or THE TOWN

George Mortimer leaves tonight for
Bridgeport, Conn, where he has secured
employment,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holt of North
Montpelier are visiting with Barre
| friends for few days.
Meeting of the Glenugie club Monday
evening at $3.50 o'clock, Clan Gordon
hall. Per order president.
Oswaldo E. Cardini arrived last night
from Elena, Mont, and will visit at his
home at 10 Railroad street.
Frank Miano, who recently returned
from Ohio, has resumed work at the
Miers downtown barber shop
| Maccabees, attention! Practice meet
ing for officers and guards Monday
evening at 1880 in X. of P. hall.
DIR. and Mrs. ID. G. Jarvis and daugh-
ter, Sylvia, returned yesterday from
Burlington after few days stay.
!, A. Ronca left last night for New
York City, called there by the death Of
his nephew's wife, Mrs. Louis Ronca.
One hundred best songs, words and
music, in book, 10 cents at store, j
cents by mail. Bailey's Music Rooms.
Largest line of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. f. A. Prindle, Worthen block.
Mrs. Kenneth Kirk and son, Kenneth,
of st. Johnsbury, are guests at the
home of William Black on Maple ave-
nue..
Big reduction in winter underwear
and fannels all this week, The New
Dry Goods Store, Pearl street, Mrs,
c. NJ. Halves. Open evenings.
All lovers of dancing, good supper
and jolly good time are earnestly re-
quested to get in line for the masquer-
ade ball at East Montpelier next Fri
day night. Dudley's orehestra.-adv.
Dance, armory hall, Montpelier, Tues.
day, Feb II, auspices Montpelier post,
No. 8, American Legion, to commence
| Immediately after the Yankee division
moving pictures at the Playhouse, Mu-
sic by CAROLS orchestra of six pieces.
adv.
! Three large sleigh barges and two
| three seated sleighs were required last
evening to convey the Tosi academy
party to and from the grange hall in
| Williamstown, where dance and sup
per detained them till nearly ] o'clock.
About 40 couples made the journey, to-
gether with Landi's orchestra.
A regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon win be held
Tuesday, Feb IL, at $3.50 sharp. A so
cial time will be held after the meet
| ing, to which all clansmen are cordially
invited Ladies please bring six sand
wiches Robina Stewart, chief sister;
JEANNE stephen, recording secretary.
A business transfer of interest to the
people of Barre took place at Plainfeld
Yesterday when Clinton A. Bartlett,
well known in this town, purchased
the real estate used by the firm Of Mar
tin & Nye in the retail meat and gro
cery business in Plainield. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Nye viii retire from
the business and that the business will
be carried on by a new firm, under the
| name of Martin & Bartlett.
The Womans club meets in Rowland
hall Tuesday, Feb H. at GAS P. m
| The program Is an exhibit OF old china
and needlework and talk by DR.. Anna
Kelton of Montpelier on "0ld China. /"
| The committee hopes the ladies Will
bring needlework and old china to have
displayed to make the afternoon as in
teresting as possible. Please have ar
ticles at the hall at 2 o'clock.
The box social and dance held in
X. OF p hall Wednesday evening by
the Ladies of the Maccabees was well
attended. Dancing and cards were en-
ioyed until intermission, when the
boxes were auctioned off by Cady Aver
III. Coffee was served by the commit
tee. After the luncheon, dancing was
in order until midnight, when all de-
parted for home, feeling they had spent
very enjoyable evening.
The newly organized grocery firm of
Peter Laudi and Bruno Baratelli opened
its store in the Tomasi block this morn.
ing, that is, in the store previously
occupied by the Barre City Wine store.
This store will be known as the Laudi
grocery store, Mr.. Laudi taking control
and managing II alone for the most
part. Aside from the ordinary supply
of groceries, the shelves and cases con
structed during the past few weeks for
this purpose, were laden with various
Italian food articles.
Louis Filiberti, formerly a resident Of
Barre and well known here as a musi-
clan. was killed in an automobile &C.
cident, together with Charles Valyo,
on the road between Plttsburg and An
tioch, Cal, Jan. 10, according to in
formation just received here. Valvo
was driving the automobile and was
inexperienced, driving into the rear of
another car. Mr.. Filiberti died the
morning after the accident, having been
taken unconscious to the home of his
partner, Frank Pratini, in Antioch. The
burial was in Antioch. Mr. Filiberti
was native of Italy, but lived in
Cement, Switzerland, before coming TO
the United States and locating in Barre.
He was occupied in Barre as a granite
cutter and after going TO Antioch was
engaged in monumental work. He
leaves his daughter, Mrs. Fred Olivia,
of MADEIRA, Cal, who was formerly Mrs.
Peter VoscOntini of Barre. He also
leaves his second wife, to who he had
been married only five months, and two
stepchildren, Mrs. Frank Fontana Of
San Francisco and Felice Alchieri OF
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