The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

| j. w. Miers aud Carroll Miers o
Marshfield were business visitors il
Barre yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs u. j. Moves motorec
yesterday afternoon to Berlin, N. H.
for a short business trip.
| Keep an open date for Oct. 20 anc
attend the Odd Ladies dance in How
| land hall, Oct. 20-ady.
Mrs. Eustce Ritchie and three chill
dren went Sunday to Boston, where
they will spend the winter.
Dance of council Laval 2lS, L'Union
st. John Baptist, in Worthen hall Fri.
day night, Oct. 10. Members and
friends.
DIR. w. S. Page of Elmore street mo-
tored yesterday to Newport, having
been summoned to that place to do
veterinary work.
DR., and Mrs. n. H. Tracy and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Haskins spent
Sunday with Mrs. Frank Trow, re-
turning Monday to Boston.
Miss Catherine Brown has returned
to her home at "a Jefferson street, aft
er enjoying a month with her sister,
Mrs. Fillmore Harris. in Biddeford, Me
| w lIlldm dOiI VI stittb mas
returned from Montreal, after few
days stay here, having gone there to
meet relatives coming from Scotland
Throw away your crutehes, use
Rheuma and walk without rheumatic
pains and stiffness, says i. A. Drown,
local agent for this great rheumatism
remedy
Mrs Bradley and Mrs Erickson will
entertain the members and friends of
the w. c. T. u. at the home of Mrs.
4 Barclay, 5 King street, tomorrow aft
I ernoon at $50.
/ Aprons of all kinds, also pies, cakes,
doughnuts and pastries at the Ladies
of the g. A. r. sale in auxiliary hall,
Worthen block, on Saturday afternoon
at o'clock.-adv.
G.. d. Waters, traffic manager of the
Barre Quarters and Manufacturers
association, went to Boston Tuesday
night to confer with railroad officials
on matters pertaining to freight rates
More than $50 people were served
at the Congregational harvest supper
last night. but the supply of food was
equal to the occasion and the quality
was fully up to the excellence here
tofore maintained.
Mrs. Perley Eager and Miss Lena
Mcdonald finished employment for the
Granite Manufacturers association |
yesterday, having worked for several
months on statistics for the new gran
tie estimating book
For Sale: Several second hand sim |
gle driving harnesses, two one-horse |
work harness in irst-elass condition; |
also good assortment of winter horse |
blankets and new harness of all kinds.
s. n Parker, Merchant street.
All Rebekah degree members are
cordially invited TO attend the annual
district meeting Of district No. 10,
to be held with Bright Star Rebekah
lodge Thursday evening, Oct. II, Chick
en-pie supper will be served from 6
to 1880,
Neil Ralph recently promoted to
agent OF the Montpelier office of the
Montpelier a Wells River freight Office
from chief clerk at the Barre office,
has moved his family from a. Park
street Of this city to Pleasant street
Montpelier.
Miss Hattie Lander Of Washington
street has accepted position as book
keeper and stenographer at the G. T.
Bianchi Granite Co., Montpelier, taking
the place of Miss Orvilla Wark. who
resigned to accept similar position
with the Cook Watkins Manufacturing
Co of Barre.
After spending several years work
ing as hand polisher in the granite
sheds of Barre, Francis Civelli and An
tonic Buzzi left here last night for
New York and sunny Italy. Sat
urday morning these men set sail on
the s. S. Dante Aligheri for Vcggiu,
Italy, their native land, and there plan
to remain if conditions are favorable
Edward j. Ennis, who returned to
Barre quite recently after conducting
a tonsorial parlor in Bethlehem, \. H.,
during the vacation season in the
White mountains, plans to open a shop i |
IN the office of the Central house on
Pearl street next week. Preparations
are being made for slight changes to
the one BARRIERS chair
which Mr. Ennis viii have for his Gus
toners.
Mr. and Mrs James Mcleod enter
aimed q few Of their friends at their
nome, l23 Orange street, Saturday eve
hing, the occasion being the tenth an
liversary Of their wedding A mis-.
'ellaneous tin shower announced the
arrival of their guests, after which
William HaVosa, on behalf of the
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Nc.
cod a handsome electric lamp. An
Elaborate supper was served midst
,retty decorations. The evening was
hen spent with music, songs and dane
ne, after which the company broke up,
Wishing them many more happy ami.
ersaTies.
William 2. Kennedy. a mechanic
yho specialzes in the repair Of Ford
ars. is making preparations TO move
lis tools and other equipment from
he present location at the rear of the
american Railway Express Co. Office.
o the barn retained until recently as
tables and barn by DR. W. : Page.
IT. Kennedy is having the stall par
itions removed and other minor
hsnges effected in hopes Of occupying |
he place by next week II is learned
hat party from Massachusetts viii
etain the present garage Of Mr. Ken
edy's for a salesroom and store room
( cars.
An exhibition smoke was given in |
he Marion cigar store yesterday aft |
moon by the famous Moretown VIC |
mist, Alfred Chase, upon the chal |
'nge Of Charles Emslie TO fulfill his !
cast Of smoking an ordinary cigar in 4
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