The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-20
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Universalist dance Feb. %, Howlan'
hail. CAROLS orchestra
Edward Poole of Topsham was a bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Richard Lamb of Marshiield was 3.
business visitor in the city yesterday.
George Mulch of Averill street is pass
ing few days In Montreal, II. o., OF
business.
John r. Corcoran of the postofllce fore,
went TO Burlington this morning on q
business trip.
Rev. w. j. NJ. Beattie OF fremont
street is passing few days in Enosburg
Falls ON business,
Mrs. o. II. Hale of Summer street left
this morning for st. Adams, where she
is passing few days with friends
Giovanni Magni. who has been en-.
ployed in Springfield, Mass, for several
months, returned to the city last even.
ing,
Harry Edwards, who has been the
guest of DIR. q. Il. Barr of Cottage street
for a few days, returned yesterday to
his home in Walden.
The condition of Robert Paterson of
Long street, who recently submitted to
an operation for appendicitis at the City
hospital, is reported to be improving
steadily.
William Hurry of Long street, district
deputy grand master OF Masons, leaves
late this afternoon for Waterbury, where
he is to make an official visitation to De-
witt Clinton lodge.
Miss Grace Barclay, who has been at
tending musical institution in New
York City during the past few months,
is visiting for a few days at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Mary Barclay, of
Park street
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bartlett, who have
been registered at Hotel Barre while the
former. retail monument dealer, has
been placing orders with local manufac-
turers, have returned to their home in
GAINESVILLE, o.
William Wenz, prominent Pennsyl
vania monument retailer who has been
staying at Hotel Barre while passing ten
days in the Barre granite district on
buying trip, has returned to his home in
Allentown, Pa
George A. Mosher, who has been visit
ing in the home of Mr.. and Mrs G.. A. |
Bemis of Long street and elsewhere in |
the city, while passing week IN the |
Barre granite belt on business, returned /
yesterday TO his home in Brighton, Mass, |
Elder w. P. Monson, president of the
eastern states Mormon mission, who has |
been visiting resident elders of the !,
church in Barre since coming here to at |
tend the state conference of workers, has /
Al IN HE ia :
Floyd Pombrio of Seminary street left
this morning for Newport, r. l., where |
he has been ordered to report for duty, |
he being assigned to the hospital corps /
of the second class Mr. Pombrio en-
listed recently in this branch of serv-
ice.
Mrs, Alexander Ross of Prospect ave-
nue. is having her household goods
packed, preparatory to leaving, with her
for Quincy Mass, there to re-
join Mr.. Ross, who preceded them sew
eral weeks ago. Mr.. Ross is employed
by the Fore River Shipbuilding company.
According to an announcement made
this forenoon by the committee of the
sophomore class of Spaulding high school,
which had charge of the farce, Miss
Prim's kindergarten presented last Fri
day evening at the Spaulding chapel, the
sum of S44.45 was realized. This sum
is to be donated to the Y. NJ. c. A. war
fund.
A regular meeting of the r. C. I. P. \.
will be held in Worthen block Wednes |
lay evening, Feb. 20, at o'clock. Every
member must be present to hear the
Committee report on our new bill, which
viii be read at this meeting before we
end it to the international office for
heir approval. Per order committee. s
A letter received here from Richard |
hurry, former Barre boy who recently I
nlisted in New York, states that he has a
'een transferred to the hospital corps
With the promise of promotion. He is
tationed in Washington, d. c., where he
) on duty at st. Elizabeth's hospital, an
institution where many soldiers and
ailors are receiving care.
To night at the capital Barre and !
Iontpelier Eagles are TO continue their y
tournament in several branches OF indoor I
ports. A special car for the accommo- )
alton of Barre Eagles on the homeward !
light after the matches has been re- 3
erved. Activities in the local aerie this .
feek are to center on an initiation cere- a
lony Friday night, when 50 candidates I
re to be given the work. The degree :
cam is meeting nightly in anticipation
t the event. +,
On the eve of their two-day invasion g
n New Hampshire, Beattie one of the u
most promising candidates of the God G
ard seminary basketball aggregation, a
uttered an injury last evening while u
at the seminary gymnasium, p
rhich will keep him from playing for u
aw weeks While dribbling the ball G,
own the floor, Beattie and another sem
,ary player ran headlong into each 9th !.
r and as result, Beattie received an Z
CIV cash over the left eye, three stitches I
eng required to close the wound.
Better than an even break for Coach !
7. T. Maiden's Montpelier seminary
am on its trip through Vermont and Z
ew Hampshire is already assured, for
lie basketball game at Lebanon, n. H.,
st night resulted in a basketball vic
,ry for the seminary over Lebanon
9Th. The score, according to reports re- Z
lived this morning, was 80 to Is. On
e preceding night, NJ. S. defeated Ran
,lph high, and this afternoon it was
ated to try conclusions with the Colby 4
ademy team at New London. n. H.
he boys will return to the school to.
orrow.
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