The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

GnL.--duN.
Adolpho Comolli has gone to Lanes
boro on short hunting trip.
Burns concert in the Presbyterian
church tonight at o'clock adv.
Oswaldo Cabrini Of C street spent
Sunday with friends in Mortified.
Thurston Damon, Boston, piano
tuner, win be at Hotel Barre next
weekday.
Louis Monti of Worcester, Mass, il
visiting with his brother, Mario Monti
of Main street.
Cafeteria supper Wednesday, Jan
20, Universalist church, to 8 D. M;
tempting menu.--adv.
See Yelles against Mammals, Bur.
lington fayorite, Wednesday night, al
Montpelier armory.-adv.
j. +. Maun, superintendent of the
Central Vermont railway, made bust.
ness trip to Barre yesterday from st.
Adams.
Louis Sassorossi of IL B street left
last night for Stone mountain, Georgia
where he is to be employed at his
trade of granite cutting
Mrs. Louis Maroni and little son of
West Hoboken, n. j., are stopping at
the home of Mrs. A Rossi at "a Pleas
ant street for few weeks
The best thing to make your hair
soft, thick and glossy-Parisian Sage.
Il. A. Drown sells the genuine that does
not change the natural color OF the
hair.--adv.
Mrs. Antonio Calcagni of West Tops
han hn Co.. L. IL
been at the Barre City hospital taking
treatment, underwent an operation on
Saturday at that institution.
George Straiton and James T. Mar.
rion, members Of the national commit
tee of the granite industry, left to.
day for Boston, to attend the commit
tee meeting there tomorrow.
Baptist Christian Endeavors, take
notice: II was finally agreed that we
should 90 to the convention at Mont
pelier Wednesday on the 6:45 car.
Come if you possibly can. Commit
tee
A food sale for the benefit of the
City hospital will be held Jan. 20 from
2 p. m. on at the Speciality Shop, l6s
North Main street, formerly owned by
Miss Emma Whitney, now owned by
Miss Penelope Gall,--adv.
Roger Eastman, Ben Eastman, VIII
Reynolds, Will Harvey and H. G. Ben
nett returned Sunday afternoon from
Sharon, where they had been encsmped
Friday and SATURDAY on Sharon lake
fishing. The trip was made to Sharon
by automobile.
One of the fastest basketball games
of the season will be seen in Spauld
ing gym Wednesday night when the
Legion five plays Goddard Tickets
to the game viii also admit to the
photograph dance in the Legion club
house after.-sdv.
The condition of L. B. Dodge of Elm |
street, who submitted himself to a |
operation at the Barre City |
hospital one week ago Yesterday, is
very much improved Mr.. Dodge ex.
poets to be able to leave the hospital |
IN a week or ten days
P. H Smart, salesmanager for the
Globe Steel Co, at Mansfield, O., who
Tor the past two weeks has been ira
'ersing the granite quarrying and man.
lfacturing district Of Barre, completed
MS business here yesterday afternoon
md left for Boston, going then to New
York City.
81 gained 80 pounds" reports one
Iappy woman who used Bitro-Ph
hate. Ii you are thin, nervous, lack
trength and vigor, get a box of Bitro-
Phosphate and look for increased weight
nd new energy and better health. Oh
ainable at Z. A. Drown & Co.'S drug
tore. Guaranteed.-adv.
Mrs. Lucy j. Quint Ludlow, wife of
Richard r. Ludlow, passed away at
he Quint homestead in Boltonyille on
an. 10, 1921. after an illness of four
months She was 81 years, three
lonths and 10 days old. Mr. Lud. 1
DIV was formerly with Mari & Gordon
n Barre before going to Boltonville to
we. K
A very pleasant evening was spent
aturday at the home of Miss Bertha I,
Iiggs of Z Prospect avenue, when
bout fifteen Of her classmates and
riends came 70 celebrate her 18th
irthday The vounc lady had planned !,
, GO ont sliding, and was Just get
ng ready when her friends walked
/. Games, music. and singing were
cry much enjoyed until a late hour
efreshments of cocoa, cake and waters
ere served. In
Mr.. and Mrs G. s. Fonana and child
T Prospect street leave tomorrow ?
ight for New York CITY. and from J
iere win sail to Italy, Mr. and Mrs |
native land They are un-
icided as to the STAY al Brenno Use
a. to which they viii 90. Probably
lev win make permanent home.
r. Fontana was for several years {
ANTE manufacturer here. and only u
thin the past few months left the o
dustry. {
News was received in the city yes.
rday Of the death Of Alexander
thompson, a native Of Aberdeenshire.
,otland, and a one-time resident Of
ARE. at his home in La Harte. Kan,
Wednesday. Jan. TO- Mr.. Thomp- ;,
n was born in Aberdeenshire on Jan. =
/. 1852 He married a girl from his =
tive land, and came to America. !,
lille in Barre the couple lived on i,
ing street. and when they departed
yeral wears ago, they had made many
lends in the city and vicinity. Mr..
d Mrs. Thompson first went TO lola,
an. and thence to Ia Harte to live
,thing in the letter revealed the
use of death except for the fact r,
at series Of letters have tended :,
give ont the information that the