The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-21

i Guy 1nrlBlle OF DulHhGhV'' ~ 1850
1 ing his parents on Kirk street
Max Wiley returned to-day from :
business trip to st. Johnsbury-
I'll. X. Darling Of Chelsea was bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday
For cement and brick work call Leel,
| SO Pleasant street, phone 276-6.-adv.
Worlds fair, Oct. 3, 4, 5, Tnnbridge,
VT. See large adv. son page adv
Miss EIoise Bailey left to-day for the
University Of Vermont TO resume her
studies.
! Benefit dance, socialist hall, Granite
street, Saturday, Sept. 23 LandIs or
chestra. adv.
New arrival Of ladies, misses and
children's hats at Mrs. Birnie's, Lau-
rel street adv.
III. j. M. Jones Of the Jones Brothers
company il passing few days N Bos-
ton on business.
John Conley Of Brockton, Mass, ar
rived in his city yesterday and Will
visit friends for few days.
Reserve these dates, Nov. 2 and 3, for
chicken pie supper and sale Of work at
the Presbyterian church. adv.
Notice Winter coats for men, wom-
en- and girls, also ladies dresses, at the
Methodist rummage sale. adv,
Supt. G. w. Groom Ut the Central
Vermont railroad was visitor in the
city yesterday from st. Adams.
Alto Marianni, e. Gattoni and Mario
Zanleoni left this morning for Sher-
brooke, r. Q., on a business visit.
Paul Pariso, formerly a resident Of
this city, arrived here yesterday from
Montreal for visit with friends.
George King Of this city left yester-
day for Boston, where he ii enrolled as
a student at Tufts Dental college
William Christie returned yesterday
from Hartford. Conn, where he has
been employed for the past two
months.
Miss Alice Hayes of Pleasant street
left yesterday for Burlington, where
she II enrolled at the University Of
Vermont.
Miss Lucy Wells Of Perry street left
yesterday for Mount Holyoke college,
South Hadley, Mass. whore she il en-
rolled as d junior.
Mrs. Howard Tassie and Mrs. Olive
PerreauIt left this city yesterday for
stony Creek. Conn, where Mrs. Tassie
will visit for a short time.
Mrs. Lottie Wiley and children,
Alice and Allen Jones' went TO vii
Jamestown Tuesday for an indefinite
stay at the home Of G. r. chaffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ. Houston and
family Of Maple avenue returned TO
the city yesterday, after a two-day
trip through the White mountains.
a regular meeting Of the J. O. O. II,
M. IT,, viii be held in X OF T. hall
Friday evening at o'clock. Refresh. |
ments win be served and a social hour
will follow.
Do your shopping early. Store closed
from Friday 3 p. m. until Monday |
just received fall goods and
silks. Little Dry Goods store, Cottage /
street. off North Main.-adv.
The books OF the state auditor show
that the expense for maintenance of
deputy sheriffs in Granitevillc and
on account Of the strike
in the granite quarries was Sl6,45S for
The time between April IL and Sept. 2.
Notice. Special meeting Of Ladies
to Clan Gordon, No IL, will
De held in Clan hall Friday, Sept. p,
Il 8:45 to hear the committees report
IN the hall question. A good attend
,nce is requested. Per order, Jessie
Siubb, chief sister.
Saturday, Sept 90, is the 5oth we'd
ling anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. J,
J. Corskie of 90 fremont street, and
hey cordially invite their friends TO
all at their home between the hours
# and in the afternoon and 7 and
in the evening.
Miss Dorothea Carter of Glaston
,ury. Conn. who has been visiting in
he city for the past week, left yes
erday for Burlington, where she will
ttend the University Of Vermont. She ,
vas accompanied by Miss Betty Lille
4 North Montpelier, who will also at
end the university.
Barre granite dealers in this city
rill be sorry to learn of the recent
cath OF y. A. McCollev. one Of the
ioneers Of the granite industry. at his
ONE in Latrobe. Pa. Mr.. McColley !
vas one OF the original outside users
f Barre granite and practically intro
uced it TO Pennsylvania. For the
asst s. years he has made frequent
nsiness trips to this city and has a h
ide circle of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Cole OF IS Mer- y
iant street were given very pleas. a
Mt surprise Wednesday evening, when
party of l6 friends from East Barre !
lme in upon them. Games OF various
,rts were enjoyed through the eve
ing Refreshments of coffee, cake and
afcrs were served before the party
roke up at a late hour. Mr.. and Mrs. :.
ole are leaving for Leonlinster, Mass. =
Re last of the week.
Among those 10 receive scholastic :
nnors at the University of Vermont
" proficiency in college work during
ie last half Of last year, a. announced
! the opening Of that institution yes
'rday. were Lucy Lucchina Of Barre.
member Of the clas- Of 1924. who re-
lived no grades Tess than b. and Der