The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

See our leather goods in black, brown
and grey, at Landers Cigar store.
County Fair at Pumkin Center" a
new Uncle Josh record, at Russells.--
adv.
Dance every Saturday night, Mont
pelier armory. Carrolfs orchestra
Special car.--adv.
\ Attorney General r. c. Archibald,
here for the past few days on business,
left this morning for Manchester.
Mrs. Godfrey l.. Robinson of Cleve-
land, O., is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Ellen l.. Stoughton, of French street.
Mrs. Nina Harron of Aver street
leaves tonight for Sherbrooke, P. O.,
where she will visit relatives for two
| weeks.
Fay Duffy, a clerk of the Rogers
clothing store, to-day began a two
weeks vacation which he plans to pass
in Enosburg Falls.
| Andes ranges are the best. Largest
line of new and second -hand ranges
and heaters in Barre. Get prices. h.
A. Prindle, Worthen block
Miss Ethel T. Even of Hartford,
Conn, arrived in the city to-day to
visit her sister, Mrs. Athol r. Bell, of
| Liberty street for two weeks.
Baseball, South Barre A. c., vs. Ran.
dolph, at South Barre, Aug. %, at 3
p, m. In first game at Randolph, Ran
dolph won, to g. 'Nough said.
Charles Burns of the Charles Burns
4 Son granite works of Clarence, n
Y, returned TO his home yesterday,
after spending few days in the Barre
granite district.
Miss Monica O'Herin of Wellington
street returned yesterday afternoon
from Burlington, where for the past
few DAYS she has been the guest of
her sister. Mildred.
Frank L. Robinson, the ASSISTANT
postmaster, who obtained last May an
indefinite furlough to go to Los An
geles, Cal, is expected in Barre soon,
Mr.. Robinson having informed friends |
OF his intention to return.
Charles Chierayalli commenced his |
vacation from the B, w Hooker & Go. |
store to-day, and leaves to night for
East Barre, where he win spend the |
greater part of the two weeks.
Merl B. Clark, treasurer of the Barre |
Savings Bank and Trust Co, has been
selected treasurer of the Nincitia club /
to succeed Charles A. Lundgren, de.
ceased, who passed away suddenly last
month.
Mr. and Mrs Gus Lsdrie. acCompan-
led by his mother, Mrs. Ladrie, of St
Johnsbury, motored to Barre Wednes-
day and are spending few days at
the home of Joseph Ladrie OF Nelson
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z, Hurlburt Of the
Boston tavern, Boston, and Lieut..
Holmes of Winchester, Mass, and HE
fiancee, Miss Macdonald, returned TO
Boston to-day, after spending few
days with Mrs. l.. ID. Gale at her home
in Willismstown.
Mrs Joseph Ladrie of Nelson street
was called to Lowell, Mass, yesterday
by the illness OF her mother, who is
suffering from slight shock. Isaac
Barselon, brother law. OF Mrs Ladrie,
who had been visiting for the past few
days at the Lsdrie home, also returned
to Lowell.
A street carnival and dance will be
given by Capital City grange in Mont
pelier Thursday evening, September
End. Music by CAROLS orchestra. To
be held in Montpelier on Elm street
from Lsngdon to State streets. Lemon.
ide we'll, ice cream booth, etc, also I
in the afternoon. Band
concert in the evening
Silvio L. Card, prominent in labor
circles by his utilization with the
Barre branch Of the G. C. I. A., has
fled nomination papers for city repre-
sentative. Mr.. Csrdi is stonecutter
Of the Harrison Granite Co, and has
been sent to Pennsylvania TO touch up !
, big msusoleum, being sent by the
company.
Dean Davis, who has been employed
il the Clark feed store during the sum
ner months, completed duties to-day
md tonight leaves for Boston. Mr..
Davis goes TO continue the study Of
aw at Boston university, begun in
9ls. He is TO be employed in drug
tore on Gainsboro street until the re- :
pening of college and will then work :
yenings at the store.
Mrs Eugenia Maberini Of Foss
treet has just recently learned that
er son. Geno Maberini, has enlisted in
he sth cavalry Of the United States
rmy. At present he is stationed at u
i Paso, Texas, awaiting his equip z
1ent. but then expects to he sent to
he border for training Young Msber. :
ri was employed in Barre as beIlhop
I Hotel Barre though lie had, for sew u
raj months, been employed in New =
'ork City. x
Robert Ross, the Spaulding high
,bool football coach. who, during the
lmmer months. has been compiling "
.atistics for the Barre Granite Manu-
icturers association. completed du- :,
rs yesterday and plans TO visit his -
ome in Maine before the re opening
schools. Floyd Gerard Of Beacon -
rect. also employed AZ this work for ~