The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-12
TALK or THE TOWN


| Trucking Done Anyone wanting
i light or heavy trucking done, call TIN
Granite City BottlinG Works. adv
~. Kelly of Burlington has, returned
to his home after weeks stay will
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Kelly of Libert,
| street.
Miss Rose Levin of 46 Merchant
street left this morning for Albany, n
y, TO pass two weeks with acquaint-
| ances there.
| Do not fail TO see the seasons finest
display Of prize poultry which are to
be awarded as prizes at the Meadow
Brook Golf club carnival. adv.
Mrs. +. L. Flint of Averill street is
spending few days caring for Mr..
Flint's mother, Mrs. George Flint of
Washington, who has been i'll for the
past few days.
J. u. Ward of Boston, manager Of
the Barre Candy Kitchen, whose chief
interests are centered in the Quimby
Candy company Of Boston, was in the
city over the week end on short bust
ness trip.
Miss Eta Congo Of the Barre Candy
Kitchen, who, together with. Miss Eva
Marin and Mrs. III. Marin of Maple ave-
nue. attended the Poirier- Cooley wed
ding in Newtonville, Mass, last week,
returned to their home last evening
after short visit with friends in New
Haven, Conn.
H. w. Harrison OF the New York Of
flee of the Harrison Granite company,
who has been here for the past few
days on business. chief Of which was
concerned with the resignation Of w. A.
Murray as superintendent of the Barre
manufacturing plant, returned to New
York Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Poirier, who were
married in Newtonville. Mass, last
"wednesday. arrived here Saturday
might Tor few days visit with Mrs.
Poirier's friends. Their wedding trip
ino'ndcd visit TO Mr.. Poirier's home
il Burlington. and before returning to
they will call on relatives
III Sherbrooke. p. q. Mrs Poirier il the
daughter of MIR and Mrs Ezra Goo
ley, who formerly resided on Beckley
hill
Of to attend the annual meeting OF
the National Shoe Retailers associa
ton in Boston, went yesterday several
Barre shoe dealers, among whom
weres Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Rog-
gers, Mr. and Mrs. l.. p Clough,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G, Tilden.
Mr. and Mrs George N Tilden. In
order 10 accommodate all the Vermont
association members, many of whom
hail from Burlington, St. Adams, Rut
land. st. Johnsbury, Barre and Mont
pelier, as well as other larger Vermont
special car awaited
the shoe men at Burlington. No less
than 1000 dealers from all parts Of the
ehanics' hall during the next few days. |
Attorney General Palmer, the princi- I
pal speaker OF the meeting, viii ad-
dress the shoe men Tuesday morning.
A copy of the Democrat Statesman I
IF the date of Aug. 25, 1896. published
Il Windsor, has been brought to The i
Times office by G. H. Davis OF Wash /
ngton. who treasures the newspaper
highly because of its antiquity and its I
rood state Of preservation The Demo
rat Statesman was right in the midst /
II an important political campaign on
August %, 1896, as was indicated by 4
he large type proelaiming its support Il
II William r. Bradley for governor and
Iohn $. Pettibone for lieutenant Cover.
Tor. An interesting item OF news local
' was the announcement of death in
team box again" this time at Sara
oga Springs, n ", and closely follow
NJ out the details of similar deaths
a Barre and Montpelier. The paper is
yell worth mpre than casual notice.