The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-28
TALK or THE TOWN

free illustrated lecture at opera mouse
Wednesday evening You are invited
South Barre annual young and old
folks dance and supper Feb. 8. Landi
Forsell orchestra-ad
William Lawson of Brook street left
last night for New York, where he is to
accept position in large department
store
Regular meeting of Iroquois tribe, No.
10, |. o, r. NJ, this evening at O'clock.
Work, adoption degree. Degree team
meet at 6.
Miss Catherine Phelps is having a few
days vacation from her duties with the
Adsit Coal company of Burlington and
is passing it in this city.
Miss Mary Thomas of Brookline,
Mass, has returned to her home after
passing few days with Miss Dorothy
Smith of South Main street
William Dewey and family have re-
turned to this city after an absence of
about six months during which time they
have been residing in Lynn and Worces.
ter, Mass.
Mrs. Kenneth Macrea left on the aft
ernoon train yesterday for Burlington,
where she will attend the funeral Of Mrs.
r. A, Monroe, whose death occurred in
that city recently.
r. ID. Campbell who has been working
during the winter months in Lowell,
Mass, passed through the city this morn.
ing ON his way to Graniteville, his former
home, where he expects to stay indef.
nitely.
The many patrons and friends Of vii.
| liam H. Goodfellow of Spaulding street
will be pleased to learn that he has re-
covered from his illness of several weeks
duration and is once more able TO attend
to his duties.
James Gallagher and james Mitchell
have returned to Pittsburg, Pa, to work
| in the granite industry. They were en-.
ployed there before the influenza epidem.
| ic but returned to their homes when tax.
en- i'll with the malady.
| Louis Frye of Waltham, Mass, has
been spending few days at the home Of
his aunt, Mrs, w NJ. Larkin Of east hill
Mr. Frye has only recently been dis.
charged from the Z, S. army, in which he
has served for the past year and a half
| Yeoman Robert Carson, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. William Carson of Beckley street,
arrived at his home last evening to pass
a seven-day furlough Mr.. Carson was
rated as yeoman about three weeks ago
at bingham, Mass. where his station is
located
Special meeting Of Ruth chapter, No.
33, Wednesday evening Jan. 20, at 1880
o'clock Mrs Goldie +. Davis, deputy
grand matron, will be present, The
work will be given. Supper served at
! O'clock All members Of the order in
good standing are cordially invited
Invitations have been issued to the
members Of Eineitia club by the enter.
| tainment committee for ladies' night
to be given at the club rooms Thursday
evening, Jan. 30, beginning at o'clock.
! There viii be music. cards and dancing
to make up the evenings entertainment,
and refreshments will be served.
| The fox trot, onestep and shmmy
waddle must all take back seat on
Wednesday night, Jan. 20, for the old.
! timers will hold their annual dance in
Rowland hall, and old-time dances and
| dancers win have the call All old-tim.
ers who would enjoy dancing the old
| fashioned waltz, iiye.step, two-step, gal
OPP and Newport are cordially invited to
attend. Tickets may be procured from
| Henry Petrie, Depot square lunch--ady.
| Josie Lougee received a letter Jan. q
| from her son, Glen. He had not written
| for some time, he said. The last letter
received here from him before this one
was dated Oct 10. This letter was dated
Dec. 20, Glen is in Polch, Germany. near
Coblenz. Ever since the armistice was
| signed they had been following the Ger
J -. h De- F.s8
| there. He is we'll Needless to say, his
many friends win be glad of this infor
nation. He had received his mail all
right.
! The Lane Manufacturing company Of
Montpelier has remodeled a building on
! the Bolster siding at Granite street for a
storehouse. They are to carry q stock Of
scrolls, emery wheels and polishing sup
plies, including carbolon, putty powder,
plaster and acid d. +. MeGovern, who
was formerly with the Cooley Wright
Manufacturing company, has become al
fliated with the Lane Manufacturing
company and will call on the New Eng
land granite trade as in the past.
Lieut.. Raymond S. Sberburne. former
! star athlete at Goddard seminary and
: HOW Win ltIG aAANGi IBdN dktdAibN 1UFEEN
at Kelley field, near San Antonio, Tex,
has been appointed athletic officer of KEEL
| Icy field, Lieut. Sherburnes home il in
st. Johnsbury, where he distinguished
himself athletically before entering God
dard seminary. At the local school he
was proficient in nearly all branches Of
athletics and for that reputation he was
widely known in this vicinity,
A number of friends and neighbors, Of
| William Carson of Beckey street took
the opportunity Of reminding him that
Jan. 70 was his birthday anniversary by
presenting him package containing a
number Of gold pieces. The news leaked
out that Jan. 2G was the day on which
| Bill cut his birthday cake, 30 some of
his old college chums" and stoneshed
'buddies" got together and delegated one
Of their number to go and spring some
thing" on Bin when he was confined to
the house and unable to defend himself.
The package contained the request that
he would accept the gift as a token of
the esteem in which he is held by his
many friends. Mi Carson's neighbors
also presented him a handsome bouquet
of carnations,
Painters, Attention!
Local 1855, painters and decorators, viii