The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-10
TALK OF THE TOWN


Monday and Saturday nights until the
new year.-adv.
Archie Bradford of 80 Park street
is spending a week in st. Johnsbury
and vicinity, hunting.
Mrs. Frances Dodge left this morn
ing to spend few days with hei
mother and sister in Williamstown.
James Biggs has returned to the
University of Vermont after a week
end visit with relatives on East street
Concert at Universalist church to-
night at s o'clock. Admission, 35e
There will be a program of great MGR
it.--adv.
All men of the Presbyterian church
invited to hear Rev. A. NJ. Marley
at the church tonight Refreshments
after meeting-adv
The condition of Mrs. Mary Nichols
of Richardson street, who has been
quite i'll for the past few days, was
slightly improved to-day.
! All barber shops in the city will re-
main open Wednesday evening until 8
o'clock and will be closed all day
Thursday, Armistice day.
South Barre grange will hold its reg
ular meeting Thursday evening. All
members please bring pencils and be
ready for the election of officers.
The Union Clothing company store
will be open tonight until 9 o'clock
p m, and closed all day tomorrow
in observance Of Armistice day-adv.
Gage & Gage leave tomorrow TO at
tend chiropractic convention in Con.
j cord, n. H., and their office will be
closed from Thursday noon until Mon
day noon.
Carrolls orchestra went to North
field late yesterday afternoon by au-
tomobile to play for the Mortified
| post of the American Legion, which
was holding its annual armistice ball.
The ladies and pastors union of the
Methodist church viii meet at the
church at 2 p. M. Thursday. 1t is
necessary that large number be pres
ent promptly at to help tie the quilts.
Mrs. Teodolinda Calcagni of Center
street and Mrs. Vittoria Abbiatti of
Ladd street have returned from Wa
terbury, after visiting for several days
with Claude Abbiatti. who is i'll there.
Remember the big fair, Friday and
Saturday, Rowland hall. The fair with
the special features. Everybody come
for a good time. Special program, s.
to 8. Music by Landi's orchestra. lad.
John g Nagnaghi, superintendent of
the Presbrey -Coykendall company's in
terests in this city, who has been quite
seriously i'll at Hotel Barre during the
past week or 10 days, is recovering
slowly.
See browns razor and scissor sharp
ening machine in operation in the Olds
mobile window next Saturday after
noon and evening. Bring your duh
scissors, razor blades and plain razors
with you.--adv.
Mrs. Hattie Camp of Hennker, \.
H., who came here several days ago in
the interest Of her hushGld's estate,
which was being settled in county
court returned TO her home to-day,
after visiting with friends.
Two great mat artists, Gardner and
Goulett. viii meet in armory hall,
Montpelier, Monday evening, Nov. Is, !
under the promotion of David 4. Spi |
Ger. There will be a special car to
Barre after the match.-ady.
Mrs Herbert Lahout of Littleton,
" H., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John |
Shady of this city, having accompa
MED Mr. and Mrs. John Dominic, who |
came TO visit Mrs. Alice Corey of this
city and Mrs. Louis Lucas of Granite
vile.
Mrs. Antonio Mazzolini of Randolph,
while visiting in this city for two or
three DAYS with relatives, received a
telegram from Milford, Mass, stating
that her uncle, G. Pinardi, had died.
Mrs. Mazzolini went Immediately to
Milford.
Arthur knight of Perry street, who
for Is years was a master mechanic at
the quafries of the +. l.. Smith & Co.
in Webstervlle. has finished work with
this concern to study telegraphy and
wireless teleg,aphy in Valparaiso. Ind.
Mr.. Knight went to Valparaiso early
this week.
Frank w. Jackson. grand secretary
for the Independent Order Of Odd Eel
lows in Vermont, went to Burlington
Yesterday afternoon to attend last
evening meeting of Green Mountain
lodge, No. /, !. o. o. F., and to be pres
ent at the initiation of a large class
of candidates.
Dairymen, at the annual. meeting OF
the n Z. NJ. P. A. in Worthen hall
Saturday evening. ice cream from the
Granite City Cooperative creamery
win be served BE sure 10 come and
try il, II is the real thing All prod
ucts Of this creamery come from cat
tie under state and federal supervi-
sion.--ady.
William W. Csrswell leaves tonight
for New York City. and from there
goes to Louisville, XIV, travelling as a
salesman for the Carswell Wetmore
Co. of this city. Like many other
granite statesmen, Mr.. Carswell was
called TO the home office during the
political campaigns, and has been here
for the past two months.
New samples of raincoats boys and
girls school set consisting Of raincoat.
hat and schoolbag. only 1896; petit
coats and long ankle-length silk Ier-
sew hloomers. the very latest in style.
all the smart new shades. Prices rea
sonable. Pierce & Barton Co. 4SO
street, Boston. Local rep
resentative, Georgianna Midget. 80
Park street. Phone 47-W.-ady.
Sidney Katz, the chemist of the
United States bureau Of mines in
Pittsburg. Pa, has finished the work
II ssmpling air and dust from the
Barclay Bros. stoneshed of Circle
street and is now making microscopic
at his headquarters in
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