The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06

Vincent Cato Of Berlin street went
to Mortified to-day on business.

| Vincent Cato Of Berlin street went
to Northfeld to-day on business.
| Special on stonecutters' glasses at
Goodfellow's, 25c pair. See the wan
dow -adv.
"A delicious CONNECTION Eskimo pies
filled with fine ice cream. Try them
Barre Drug company. --ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G Middleton Of
Brook street passed the week end
with relatives in Burlington.
Mrs. G.. G.. Brown Of Newton Mass,
arrived in Barre Saturday afternoon
to pass few days with friends.
John Parks Of Plainfcld spent a few
days with his brother, Harry =. Parks
Of Avcrill street, the last Of the week.
II. Al. Fox. well known auto sales
man OF this city, severed his connec-
tions with the Nyc Motor company on
Saturday.
Dorothy Shores, Kathleen Starr,
Ruth Allrich and Ida Esner returned
to the city to-day after spending the
week end in Burlington
House for Rent: as Washington
street: best location in Barre For
information write Clinton F. Miiar,
7. o. box 40, Quincy, Mass.--ady
A meeting of the house activity
committee will be held at the Commu-
nifty house this evening at o'clock.
All members arc urged to be present.
AT Che monthly meeting Of the Mems
club OF the Presbyterian church on
Wednesday evening at o'clock, father
and son night will be observed. Rev,
b. J. Lehigh viii be the speaker 81 the
evening
Frank R. Geen, formerly Of Barre,
together with his brother, has entered
the retail granite business in Oak Park,
ILL.,, suburb Of Chicago. They VIII
operate under the firm name Of Gecn
Brothers Memorial company.
Father and son night, Wednesday
night, at the Presbyterian church. Let
there be large gathering OF fathers
and sons. men and boys TO hear the
speaker, Rev. b j Lehigh, under the
auspices Of the Mems club. ady.
Miss NJ. Elizabeth Hadley, formerly
OF Barre and Graniteville, underwent
an operation for appendicitis in Utica,
n. ", last Wednesday. according to
word received here, She was resting
comfortably Saturday morning, the
letter stated.
News has been received here OF the
recent destruction by fire OF the Amer
Jean Granite company of Milwaukee,
Mimi, entailing loss OF S250O0o The
manager, Otto Rathmann, il we'll
known among local manufacturers and
has been a frequent visitor in Barre.
George G. milne has resumed work
al the Oliver Battery station, after a
weeks vacation spent with his family,
Mrs. Milne having been spending the
last month with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Riddel of Graniteyille,
recnperatiBg from serious operation
performed at the Barre City hospital.
Yesterday Mrs. G. w. Parker OBJ
served her Goth birthday anniversary
at the home her son, Sherman N. Park.
cr Of % Spaulding street. Mrs. Parker
has a very keen and active mind and
IL much interested in the affairs of the
day. She has the distinction of being
direct descendant of Colonel Seth
Warner of Revolutionary fame and one
OF the early Green Mountain boys. She
is a member OF Bellevue chapter, y. A.
r., of st. Adams. Yesterday Mrs. Park
err received many cards and a telegram
of congratulation from grandchildren
in San Francisco; also flowers from
the local chapter OF the ID. A. r., from
the Church OF the Good Shepherd and
from her many friends, who hold her
in high esteem.
Fred A. Turner died Sunday morn
ing at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Edmund q. Gardens, in st. Adams, at
the age Of "a years He was born in
Duxbury in 1857, where he lived until
1894. when he came 70 Barre To reside.
living here until two years ago when
he went to live with his daughter, in
st. Adams. In 1877 he was married to
Miss Jennie Holt of Moretown, who
also survives him. The funeral services
will be held at the home Of his sis
ter, Mrs. Sidney Atkins. in Moretown
Tuesday afternoon at . p. m. He also +
survived by four sisters and one broth
er, Mrs. Sidney Atkins. Mrs. Frank
johnson, Mrs. Ella Taibert, all OF
Moretown. Mrs. Luther Fairbanks Of
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