The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-06

| Fresh arrival Apollo chocolates III
Russell's: adv
| Big bargain in hats, closing out sale
Mrs A. g. Murphy adv,
| IT. X. Darling Of Chelsea was a viz
itor IN the city yesterday.
For cement and brick work call Leel
% Pleasant street, phone 276-6.--adv
w. Borrowdale Of Chelsea was a
business visitor in the city yesterday
and to-day.
Miss Mae Dale Of this city left yes
terday Tor Denver, Col, where she will
reside with relatives
Miss Kathleen Mari Of the Barre
garage il confined to her home a
Granite street BY illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Minnie Of South
Main street are passing a two weeks
vacation at North Hero.
Frank Trombley apd Sloman Mar
tin Of Burlington arrived in the city
last night to be employed
Walter Nash and Walter Douglas
Of this city have returned from a.
hunting trip to Middlesex and vicin-
lily.
Mrs. r. b. Stewart and son returned
To day from Chelsea, where they have
been visiting relatives for the past few
days.
This il congoleum week at B w.
Hooker Il Co.'S store. Come IN and see
d greater variety 81 patterns atelowey
prices. adv.
Mr. and Mrs. A. g Tilden Of South
Main street attend district meeting
Of the Order Of Eastern Star at South
Royalton this evening
G. Nj Rodee, who has been confined
at Barre City hospital for five weeks
was able TO 80 to his home on the east
hill yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. r. O. Rogers OF Randolph ii
spending several days visiting friends
in Barre, being al the home 81 Mrs. Alb
bic Corliss of Elm street.
Winifred McHugh arrived in this city
from ST. Johnsbury, where
lie Ii attending st. Johnsbury academy,
and win visit friends here for few
days
Frank Gravlin has returned to his |
home in Boston, after passing two
weeks visit at the home of his sister,
Mrs. William Holden, of South Main
street.
Spaulding highs first home game of |
the season, Lincoln campus, Saturday, |
Oct Z. at o'clock, against Burlington
high. Everybody come 5ut To- see what
Spaulding's got adv.
For sale: As Clan Gordon ii 10 vacate
Il hall on Nov. "a, the lodge offers tae
following for sale; Furniture and fur
lishings, including settles, altar, chairs,
.ables, dishes, piano and stool; settee
Includes two armchaifs, six chairs; one
altar, four pedestals, all solid oak ana
Gather upholstered. Anyone interested
all William lmlach, 9 Elmore street, 81
phone l76-5.-adv.
Post No. 10 Of the American Legion
las secured mascot at last in the
orm OF little gray kitten. Some of
he boys were out hunting when they
aw the little thing and were about 10
boot it before they saw it was q kit
N. The feline was brought to the
hub house where the boys officially L
ii @Quechee.r The cat will
.ttend the football games this year
nd the boys of the post expect it to
ring them luck.
In this weeks Saturday Evening
POST, u W. Howe has story, Dying
ike q Gentleman" in which there il
reference to granite which was prob
bly, based on an inspection Of the
,arre quarries last summer by the /,
Sage Of Achison,p during his months
tay in Vermont as the guest Of the ,
larry Il. Parker family. In the story
I'D Oliver, one. of the characters, sent I
or "Joe Gibson, the tombstone man, ,
! order to talk about a monument.
avs the author: He had become inn
ressed with controversy as TO the
lore enduring material, marble or
ranite, and decided ON granite. An ex-
ression used by a granite man, Rock
Ages, caught his fancy, and he wrote
ut copy for the inscription, after she
reat stone decided upon was readysfor
y During his visit in rarre Mr.. Howe
as mush interested in the granite
uarries and the manufacturing opera
ms