The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-31
TALK or THE TOWN

Charlie Chaplin IN Who Got Stung
Bijou to-day adv.
You will be sure Of good time ii you
attend the dance at Howand hall Tues
day evening.
Pvt Harry Mason returned to Camp
Deyens Monday after spending the past
week with his wife and child
Sunlight hop Rowland hall, New
Years day Dancing begins at 2 p. m.
prompt. Landi- Forsell orchestra. adv.
Alfred Mckay, who passed week at
his mothers home on Cliff street, has re-
turned 10 Boston, where he is employed.
! Ensign Louis Tomasi, who has been on
a Through in this city for about a week,
left yesterday for his station in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Mazzolni Of
Randolph arc visiting at the home Of
Mrs. MszzoIini's sister on High Holbon
street
Basket social viii be held BY Monitor
lodge Saturday, Jan. 4. All Scandina
yians welcome. Meeting at Z O'Clock
sharp.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert 0Keefc of Eastern
avenue have returned from Chazy N, ~,
having spent the holidays with friends in
that place,
Bernard Starr. who has been employed
at Providence, K. T., is visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Starr Of Perrin street.
The ladies union Of the Universalist
church viii hold its regular monthly bust
ness meeting Wednesday afternoon at 3
io'elock in the church parlor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lander and
daughter, Doris, Of Washington street,
leave to-day for Burlington to pass New
Years with relatives of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER French Of South
Barre returned from Lynn, Mass, Satur
day, where they were called to attend the
funeral of their brother, Eben W. Porter
Miss Eda Buzzi has returned To Brad
ford to resume her duties as school teach
or after spending the vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Adele Buzzi Of Blackwell
street.
The annual church meeting Of the Uni
yersalist society will be held New Years
day. Supper at s; business meeting at
Z. All members Of the parish urged TO be
present
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were;
G. G. Byers Of Wells River a. r. Beaton
of South Ryegate, NJ. H. Lewis Of Bos-
ton, w. r. Colgrove of Burlington, j. l..
Sanford of Tilton, n H., Julius w.
Green, IT., of Burlington, John G. Mars
ton Of Woodsvile. ~ H.
Miss Bessie f. Brennan left Monday
for 0eonomowoc, Wis, where she will at
tend the funeral Of her brother, FIR. Pat
rick Brennan. c. s. S. r., at the Redemp-
torist seminary there Father Brennan
had been III but few days and inau.
enza is supposed TO have been the cause
Of his death. burlington papers please
, copy
social viii be held at Cobble Hill
I grange hall Thursday evening. Jan. 2, for
all Cobble Hill grange members, it being
the forfeit the blue side pays TO the red
IN the attendance contest. All members
please accept this as your invitation TO
attend and meet your friends for social
evening. Light refreshments will be
served. Come and start the new year
right
Attaches at the Central Vermont sta
!. tion said to-day they were without off,
cial information as to the measure in
which Barre is 60 benefit by the restora-
ton Of two main line trains on the Cen.
trail Vermont railroad Announcement
/ was made from headquarters last week
I that the two trains would he restored
Jan. s. Local employees of the road be.
{ lieve that two extra trains over the
Barre branch viii result,
4 driving snow, falling on founds-
ton we'll suited to shedding, brought joy
J to many lumber producers in central Yer
mont to-day. Operations in the woods
have not been halted BY the balmy
! weather, but as the month wore on lum-
bermen began TO wnoder whether the
winter would yield enough snow for their
purposes Not enough snow has fallen
for heavy traffic, but the indifferent
j sleighing of the past few days has been
; greatly improved.
Eben w Porter, as, native Of Calais
and former resident of Barre died Dec
q at his home in Lynn, Mass, after less
than weeks illness with pneumonia
For the past Is years Mr., Porter had
lived in the Massachusetts city and was
, foreman ut the iron structural works of
the General Electric company. He was
member Of several fratcrnal orders and
held an office in the Mutual Benefit asso-
citation at the time of his DEATH Besides
his wife, he leaves a daughter, Lillian,
his parents, Mr.. and Airs. Serene Porter
Of Waterbury, and three brothers and
two sisters, all living in this state.
A parish supper viii be given in the
Hedding Methodist Episcopal church at &
D. m Jan l.. Everybody affiliated with
or who attends the church is cordially in.
vited to be present. Beginning at 2
o'clock, a centenary program, under the
auspices Of the Barre group, win be Civ
en- The following addresses will be
made: 'The Survey Of the Fields" L.
l0lin SheYburne; "The Local Church Or
ganization," Stead Thornton. In the
evening at 7:30 Stewardship" f. a.
Woodworth; Spiritual Interpretation of
the Centenary G. A. Martin. This
gathering, with Che supper and centenary
program. promises to be one of the best
treats Of the church year. DIR. George A.
Martin of st, Johnsbury is an unusually
liable man and is sought from far and
vide as the speaker on many a notable
occasion Everybody welcome.
IA, Sglt4E inc Of elan Gordon.