The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-15
TALK or THE TOWN

Attend Clan fair tonight. Dancing
adv
Rummage sale to-day, Congregation
al church, 2 to s p. m. Drop in tonight
adv.
Mrs. John Glib left to-day for Ran
dolph, where she will spend few days
with her sister.
S. r. OF A. skall halla en- korgfest
Lordagen den Is Nov. Worthen hall
Katie serveras, ALA valkomna.
Mrs Edward Tracy Of Chelsea was
brought to the Barre City hospital and
underwent an operation there this
morning.
Nathcl Fontana, who is employed in
Greenfield, Mass, arrived yesterday in
Barre and is visiting relatives at Il
Central street.
c. A. Worden of New York City
having passed few days in the Barre
granite belt on business, returned to
New York yesterday afternoon.
Miss Yvonne Bilodeau and Miss Ag.
mes Carey of Graniteville left this
morning for Burlington, where they
will remain over the week end with
friends.
Rev. A. A. Blair of Livermore, Me-,
who speaks tomorrow at the Univer-
salst church, viii speak Sunday even
ing before the Young Peoples society
at Goddard
Miss Leonide Marin of the state hos
pita at Waterbury returned to her
duties there after visiting for a few
days at the home Of her parents on
Laurel street
Attorney A. A. Sargent left this
morning for Middlebury, where to.
night he will attend a banquet and the
! initiatory ceremonies of the Delta Up
silon fraternity, which receives several
of the Middlebury college freshmen as
candidates,
Miss Rose Hopkins, recent graduate
nurse Of the Heaton hospital in Mont.
pelier, returned to East Calais yestcr
day, having left her patient, little
Alice Wilbur, who is quite seriously ill
at her home, to take the semi-annual
state board examination to qualify as
registered nurse.
Rev Arthur A. Blair of Livermore
Falls, Me-, will preach Sunday morning
in the First Universalist church Rev
Mr.. Blair comes with the possibility Of
accepting a call to the Barre church
and this will be the only opportunity
for the people Of the parish to hear
him. He will speak to the young PEG.
pie at Goddard seminary at 1880 Sun
day evening. Mr. Blair will be at Ho.
tel Barre during his stay in this city.
Every member of Barre council Of
the knights Of Columbus, No. 40l, is
extended the invitation to attend the
exemplifcation of the third degree in
the Montpelier lodge rooms in the Tn.
ion block on State street Sunday even.
ing A class Of 50 or more candidates
VIII be received in the order that even
ing, All the visiting knights are re-
quested TO be at the club rooms at $50
to attend the church services with the
candidates in body. If there is occa
sion for it, a special car viii be run to
Barre after the degree work.
The victory arch in the City square
is soon to be dismantled, for the com
mittee of the Board Of Trade appoint
ed to dispose Of the editice has conclud
ed that the arch has weathered the
northern Vermont elements long
enough The question OF disposal has
caused a few queries to be made, but
they have now decided that it viii be
sold just as it stands, except for the
panels bearing the names to the high
est bidder at public auction. The date
for this sale has not been decided upon
though it Is understood it will occur
sometime during the coming week. Due
notice will be given the public.
Who's Who in America says that
George X, Cherrie has conducted exr
plorations in the valley Of the Orinoco
for Lord Rothschild; for the firing mu-
scum in French Guinea; curator for
ornithology and mammalogy of the
Brooklyn institutions was member of
the American museum expedition to
Colombia, valley Of the Magdalena riy-
or and the high interior; represented
American Museum Of Natural History
in the Roosevelt expedition through
South America; was a naturalist for
the Collins Day South American cxpe-
dition and has written on South Amer
lean birds with descriptions of new
species. Barre opera house Tuesday,
Nov Is, at p. m Tickets on sale at
Mrs. Shepard's store adv.
/ With the week end comes a lull in
! the Hotel Barre business, for then
many Of the travelling and business
men with homes in New England and
ncighboring middle Atlantic states, en-
deayor TO be working in the proximity
of their homes OF late, however, the
rooms have been far too few to accom-
modate everyone wishing to stay there
over night, and consequently some have
been turned away, But this would not
be done until every lodging resource
had been utilized. Hotel Barre is gain
| ing favorable name throughout New
England and other states especially
among the travelling statesmen, and the
mention of this hoetl reminds them Of
! their big Vermont home with all the
| comforts and apcnm m I'D tiOne upacg-