The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-10
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Place your order now for Faster
lilies at browns adv ~ -
N. Pelaggi of Mortified was in the
city to-day on business.
George Il. Bond Of East street left
to-day for the sanatorium ait Pittsford,
Vincent Cato Of Berlin street was
visitor in Mortified to-day on bust
ness.
Charles Smith of South Main street
is employed at the Oliver Battery sta
tom
See Morse's line of dainty embroid-
cred silk underwear for Easter. AT
Montpelier.--adv.
Mrs. Dora Aldricb of Jefferson street
spent the week end visiting with
friends in Mortified.
Mrs. p. A. Noonan Of the Homer
Fits company is passing q few days IN
New York on business.
Arthur Provost of Riverton was in
the city to-day attending the granite
manufacturers meeting.
Miss Ellie Keleher of Bethel, who
has been passing several days visiting
with friends and relatives in this city,
returned to her home yesterday
w. II. B. Perry, G. d. Swasey and
10. Il. Flannery were among granite
manufacturers from the Waterbury dis
trict attending the association meeting
here to-day.
| Palm Sunday was observed in Barre
churches yesterday. Three Of them, the
Universalist, Episcopal and Catholic
churches, giving the symbolic palm lea
to their members and adherents- :
Forest Chaples of Summer street, a
local granite cutter, left to-day Tor
Massachusetts, where he will visit in
the vicinity OF Worcester and Spring
| field in the hopes Of locating employ
| mcnt.
Mrs. Donald G. Bcedc, who was for
merlv Miss Dorothy Parks. has re-
turned to her school in Kingston, \. H..
after passing a week at the home OF
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Parks
| OF Pleasant street.
Fiorino Ronca Of Cottage street, who
has been passing weeks vacation
from his duties as student at Worces-
| ter Institute of Technology. at his
home here, returned to Worcester,
Mass, yesterday 10 resume his studies.
Mortified granite men attending the
meeting Of the association here to-day
| were George III. Gross. u. A. Phillips, II.
Pando. John Cross and Hermon cross
John Cross arrived home recently from
Miami. Fla. where he has been pass
| ing the winter.
John Brennan of anywhere. bound
| for everywhere, was halted in his wan
dering, as well as wayering, course by
Officer John Mnrley Of the local police
force Saturday night and brought to
headquarters and locked up on charge
OF intoxication. Brennan was confined
to his cell over the week end by i'll
ness and it is doubtful il his ease can
be brought into court to-day. Accord
| ing to a statement given out this
morning by the police he is habitual
| offender.
The Lynn Mass Item Of Thursday,
April 6, has the following regarding
| former Barre resident. Mrs. Molie e..
| Watkins. wife of Rollin II. Watkins, =
Sheridan road, died ct her home this
morning after long illness. She was
born in Messina, N. H., Feb. |, 1852,
and was the daughter Of the late Sey-
mour Goodell She had been resident
of Swampscott for IL years. having
moved here from Lynn, where she was
long time resident. She leaves her
husband She was member and presi-
dent OF the Swampscott w. c. i. Y.
and vice president Of the w. G. T. Y.
OF Essex county. She was also q mem.
Der Of st. Regis chapter, No. u, Q. =.
s., and Of the First Methodist church
of Lynn" Mr.. Watkins will be re-
membered as former employee of c.
| W. Averill & Co, having been engaged
as a plumber there about 20 years ago.