The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Alex Cooper, jr.. of South Main
street left Saturday for New York
where he has secured employment.
A son was born at the Barre city
hospital this marning to Mr.. and Mrs.
LELAND LitteI of the Plainfield road
Burton Perrin of Prospect street
submitted to tonsil adenoid opera
tion az the City hospital this morn
ing.
Basketball practice in Spaulding
gymnasium for the American Legion
candidates tonight at o'clock and
again on Friday night.
Miss Edith Dale Of Hartford, Conn,
arrived in Barre Friday evening TO
spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dale, of % Green
street
James Young of Merchant street &c.
companied Charles Lttel to Boston
last evening to spend couple of days
with him at the Noyes Buick Co. sales
rooms.
Nelson Browne leaves late this aft
ernoon for New York City. where he
will join the Dartmouth college football
squad in a trip through Pennsylvania
and Ohio returning TO Hanover in time
for the re-opening of classes Jan. 5.
Rev John Herrouet of st. Michael's
college. who celebrated mass in st.
Monica's church yesterday and deliv-
cred two sermons, and later operated
a moving picture show for the Sun
day school children. returned to St.
Michael's college in Winooski to-day.
L. p. Dodge is on a business trip to
Bloomfield. y. j., where he visited
the factory of the Empire Cream Sep
arstor company, of which he is an
agent Mr.. Dodge stopped over in
Burlington to visit his daughter. Miss
Emily Dodge He spent Christmas
with relatives in Cohoes. n. Y.
George Macdonald. who since last
February has been a patient at the
Massachusetts, General hospital in Bos-
ton. returned to his home on John
street Friday afternoon. Mr.. Mac
Donald has frequently submitted him
self 20 operations, and a. result l.
feeling greatly improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Y. Somers of Park
street are entertaining over the holi-
day season their daughter, Miss Brito-
marte Somers, a teacher in a young
woman's college in Allentown, Pa. and
their son. Bruce Somers, from Hart
ford, Conn. The latter came by auto
from Hartford with friends.
GUY Andrews, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. s. Andrews. returned this morning
to Gardner. Mass. where he conducts
a music store and works in the Office
Of the John A. Dunn Chair Co. Mr..
Andrews but recently opened the mu-
sic store so continues 20 remain in the
employ Of the Dunn company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford II. Jones Of
Conn. who were married
Dec 20, spent Christmas with the
groom's sister. Mrs. r. J. Crossett. Of
p Cliff street. and other guests there
are William A. Jones and his mother.
Mrs. Lottie Jones. formerly Of this
rity. Milford Jones was married in
10 Miss Amelis Hurkshot.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Yurk-
shot of 303 Woodbridge street. Man
chester. Conn. BY Rev. r. Stechohlz-
The bride was attended by Miss Helen
Yhrkshot, sister Of the bride, a. maid
of honor and William A. Jones, broth
Pr Of the groom, acted as best man
The bride wore = white satin gown
and white picture hat and carried a
bouquet of roses The gr0om's gift 10
ihe bride was = pearl necklace. After
The ceremony q wedding dinner Was
served a. the home II the brides par
snts to the relatives and immediate I
friends. Many besutiful presents ]
sere received. ineludinC silver, cut
-isss. money and furniture.