The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

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I For Sale Horse, weight from l20C
to 1900 May be seen at Cutters
stable.
James Even of Orange street went
TO Rutland yesterday to remain a few
days on business.
Roger Veino and Robert Bassett OF
Jefferson street are spending few
days in Orange, camping.
| Mrs. Harry Fisher Of Averill street
who has been visiting at her former
home in Richford, has returned to the
city.
John Caccivio of Milford, N. IT., who
visited Barre friends and acquaintance
during the past week, has returned to
his home.
Mrs. d. S. Waterman of Washington
street has gone TO Orleans, called there
by the serious illness of her daughter,
Mrs. Inez Bassett.
Miss Esther Mandigo of West Point,
N. y, returned to her home yesterday
after being the guest of her uncle, Will
liam Stacy of Smith place, for the past
four days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bond of Sum
mer street, who have been at Palm
Beach, Fla, during the winter months,
have returned to the city and Mr. Bond
to Benefits garage, where he was EN-
ployed last year.
Miss Kathleen OLeary, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John OIeary of Eastern
avenue, completed yesterday her East
er vacation, spent at her home here,
and returned to New Rochelle college,
New Rochelle, N. Y.
w. M. Carswell, a western represen-
tative of the Carswell Wetmore com.
pany granite manufacturing firm Of
this city, arrived here Saturday from
Louisville, Ky, and is now visiting his
brother, James b. Carswell OF Orange
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sterling have
gone TO Brattleboro to see their sons,
who are students at the Austine school.
They will then proceed to Worcester,
Mass, for a visit and attend the meet
ings Of the frat. of which James is a
member.
Have you made visit to the asses
sor's room in city hall yet? II not,
don't put 1t off another day. The time
limit Is almost up now and much de-
lay the last few minutes can be avoided
by calling at the office now and max
ing your inventory.
The last pool, billiard and card tour,
nament between the Barre and Mont
pelier council teams of the Knights OF
Columbus will be played in the local
council rooms Thursday evening, be-
ginning at 1880 This tournament was
postponed from last Thursday.
Workmen of the city water depart
ment, in digging to uncover a leaky
water main on Summer street, diseov-
cred yesterday that frost still exists
down three feet and a half in the
ground, fact not so astonishing when
one considers the intensely cold winter
and spring weather thus far.
Frank o. Lee, who recently resigned
as city engineer to further his interests
in Gregoire < Lee, contractors, has re-
turned from a business trip to Enos-
burg Falls, where he conferred with
the selectmen on the matter of laying
about 500 feet of pavement in the prin-
cipal thoroughfare of the village.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Mems club of the Presbyterian church
will be held in the yestry Wednesday
night at o'clock. A debate between
two of the members promises to be in
teresting Light refreshments will be
served. All men OF the church, wheth
or members of the club or not, are core
daily invited TO attend.
Mrs. Warren Cummings of Academy
street went 10 Springfield, Mass, yes
terday to make few days visit with
friends, and then goes to Boston 10
meet her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Gould, who have been sojourning in
Florida and other southern states since
the month of January. They are ex-
peeted in Barre either the last of this
week or early next week.
Paul Wallace of Waterbury, EN-
ployed in and about Boston for the
past five years in wholesale and retail
candy business, has come here in the
interest Of J. f. Ward to assume man.
agement Of the Barre Candy Kitchen. |
Mr.. Wallace will continue the work /
conducted by Mrs. George !
German, as well as the responsibilities |
of secretary and treasurer of the Barre |
Candy Kitchen, Inc.
Antonio Bianchi, one of tile primer |
pals of the granite manufacturing firm |
Of Bianchi 4 Son. has just completed /
q Today business tour 10 New York 1
City, Buffalo, n. Y, and Baltimore, |
Nd. Mr.. Bianchi experienced some Of |
the sensations. Of the switchmen's 1
strike when he, with 80 /
men, women and children. rode from
Md. TO New York City on /
trunks piled high in a baggage car.
The annual convention Of the Yer
mont Shoe Retailers association which |
opened in Burlington this morning at
fractcd several dealers from Barre and /
Montpelier as wen as others from all
parts Of the state. Frank Shea and l
George Tilden represented Barre AZ the
to-day, and Arthur Tilden
and John Arioli plan TO attend the SEES
sions tomorrow. Charles Theriault
md Bert Shepard are two Of the Cap
tai city dealers planning 20 be present
iuring the two days sessions. A ban
luet will be served at the New Sher-
wood hotel Wednesday evening