The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-03
Talk or THE TOWN


| lev Hoffman Tel COZ -W.--adv.
MIR. and Mrs. w. L. Oleson Of Lyn-
donyillc spent New Years with Mr..
and Mrs. o. J. Dodge Of Elm street.
The amusement committee o. the
Odd Ladies viii meet Tuesday eve
ming with Mrs Bianchi. Keith avenue.
| Miss Margaret Sullivan returned 20
Burlington this morning, after passing
New Years with relatives N South
Barre.
.Iohn r.. Clark OF Mclrose, Macs,
representing Martin 4 Co, arrived "
Barre this morning for few days
business visit.
Mrs. Alfredo Salazar and Mrs George
! MARTINEZ returned to Rutland to-day,
after passing New Years with friends
in North Barre.
I The Granite Savings Bank q Trust
Co. has declared its regular sem-an-
nual dividend of three per cent 70
stockholders 81 record Jan. !, 1922.
Aldo Poletti and Dino Nalz returned
TO Cambridge, Mass, to resume their
studies at Harvard. after passing the
HOLIDAYS with Mr.. Poletti's parents on
Howard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice McDermott
and little daughter, Anna, returned TO
their home in Portsmouth, n. H., yes
terday. after passing the holidays with
| friends in Barre.
Our Thrift club affords an casy-to-
follow method for saving small
amounts. with interest on your weekly
deposits at the rate Of two per cent
| Join the 1929 club now. Quarry Saw
ings Bank & Trust Co.-adv.
This morning was the coolest yet
! this season in Barre. The thermometers
along Main street all registered 10 be-
low or lower at o'clock and the Their
mometer on the Clark store on Pros
| pect street was down to . below.
| Practically all stonesheds did not open
| and the few that did closed again be-
1 fore Q o'clock.
A regular meeting Of the ladies
! Auxiliary TO Clan Gordon will be held
| Tuesday. Jan. 3. at 6:30 p. m. lnstalla-
| ton OF officers at o'clock. Ladies may
ret tickets for partners. who are not
! clausmen from Mrs Club. l3l Wash
1 ington street. or Mrs. Angus, tis Mer-
chant street. Clan ladies and clansmen
will please wear badges.
The December number Of the Bank
ers' Magazine. published in New York,
contains an article descriptive Of the
handsome new banking quarters OF the
Granite Savings Bank & Trust 60. OF
! this city. II also contains exterior ana
! interior views Of the bank. Barre IS
pleased 10 be advertised in this man
ner. as il is seldom that country banks
are thus taken notice Of.
Will Cleveland, formerly of Barre
and widely known here, has been VS.
lifting here for the past few days. He
left last night To return to his home IN
Iaonidas. Mich. Mr.. Cleveland was em-
PLAYED hy a local lee company while
| here and when he left he went into the
grocery business in Leonidas- This ne
gave up recently. because OF poor health,
and came cast to visit old friends and
relatives. He left here nine years ago
and this visit was his second since that
I time. Before coming TO Barre Mr..
! Cleveland passed several days visiting
his father in Fitchburg,. Mass.
The funeral of Joseph Thomas. Civil
war veteran and widely known IN
Barre as ~Joe," who died Friday night
suddenly. will he held this afternoon
at ? o'clock from the funeral parlors
Of Perry & Noonan. Efforts 70 locate
RELATIVES of Mr.. Thomas had proven
lfruitless up to late this forenoon and
the funeral will probably be conducted
under the auspiseS of the Granite Cut
ters' union. Of which Mr.. Thomas was
one OF the oldest and most active
members. II was believed Mr.. Thomas
had a son working for an express COM
ranv near Worcester, Mass. but al
though the Worcester police were re-
oucstcd TO locate him nothing had been
heard