The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-02
TALK or THE TOWN

Usual Saturday night dance, How
land hall.-adv.
Wanted, to rent, a modern tenement
Tel. 403 NJ. adv.
Auction sale at City Auction Market
Saturday. See adv. adv
Arthur Splitter. teacher of violin Tel
$50 so Wellington street. Barre.
wait Until We Get Them Up In the
Air, Boys" Columbia record, at Rus
sells.
odd Ladies going TO Graniteville be
at the waiting room tonight at D
o'clock sharp.
Cafe Shepard will lake boarders at
SO per week. Chicken dinner Sunday,
85c. Mrs. +. II. Hopkins. Tel. 2!2'J.
Percy Pitkin and Charles Browne
have returned to their respective homes
in Marshfield after spending few days
in Barre. Both were former Goddard
students.
Mrs. George Mowatt and daughter of
Concord, N. H., arrived here Wednes.
day evening to pass New Years and
the remainder of the week with ON
Ger George Mowatt.
Anyone desiring the services OF the
district nurse, Mary +. Mccarthy,
should call 640-J, her home number, or
29s-M, the office of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company adv.
A supply OF American Legion buttons
has been received by the treasurer OF
Barre post, No TO- Members OF the
post may secure one by calling for
same al Cummings & Lewis drug store
Every college woman and college
man in Barre should hear the Tufts
concert at Goddard next Monday. The
pep, vim, dash and good singing and
playing will carry you back to your
college days. Don't miss it.-adv.
Horses boarded at the old Page sta
Bile, Prospect street, SO week. Hitches,
20, feed, 40c Stalls by the week, Zoe.
Horses to let at low prices. Colts brok-
en- by Gleason method at your barn or
will bring them to my stable. + II.
Hopkins.
Mrs. Maggie Richey and children OF
Chateaugay, n. Y, also Mrs. Josephine
X. Brown Of Massena, n. ", are spend
ing the holidays with her father, Moses
Queor, of 5 Thurston place, and two
brothers, John and Henry Queer, OF 3
Blackwell street.
Wanted Ladies, gentlemen, misses
and girls in the market for winter
coats, to see our lines. We can't sell
for $25 what has been for $50, but
can give as good values, cash or APP
proved credit, as can be obtained north
of New York City. Large assortment,
Sadlier, 10 Keith avenue.
Mr. and Mrs L. E. Hutchins and son,
Frank, and wife and William and lady
spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. A.
o. Comstock OF East Calais. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hutchins remained for a while,
but Frank and William have returned
to their homes in Bellows Falls, visit
ing in Plainfeld and Barre on their
way.
AT the December meeting of the
Brookside Community club, it was
voted to hold the meetings through the
winter months at the homes of the diff
ferent members. The next meeting viii
be held with Mr. and Mrs. J p. Mitch
ell, the date to be announced later This
action was taken Because there Is no
accommodation for putting up teams in
the vicinity Of the Brookside school
house.
J. NJ Kayamoei, one Of the three
Japanese who recently visited the Barre
granite industry, expresses his appre-
citation of the courtesy shown them in
Barre, in the following letter to the
editor Of this paper; after our inspec-
ton to the different quarries and mills
at Quincy. Rockport, Barre, Montpelier,
Waterbury, Rutland, Proc
tor and other places in New England
states, we came to this city tNew
York few days ago with some
knowledge on stone industry that can
not be achieved in a school nor in a
book. We had more valuable iuforma
tions than expected from many con-
Germs and hearty entertainment by
many gentlemen which we sincerely
hope to return to them and all Amer
lean people who will visit us in Japan.
We spent more time at Barre than any
other place, because Barre district has
most improved stone machinery and
more efficient system of business in the
United States, probably in the world.