The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-26
TALK OF THE TOWN


Il +. w. Brewer of Worcester is visiting
in the city today.
New and used sleighs for sale at Cut.
Ter Bros livery. Phone 100
H. S. Parks was in White River June
ton to-day on brief business trip.
! Doris Reynolds of Randolph spent
the week end with Barre acquaintance,
Income tax returns for individuals
and corporations can now be secured at
the Peoples National Bank.
Trucking Done Anyone wanting
light or heavy trucking done, call the
Granite City Boiling Works. adv.
The purple consulate will meet with
Mrs. c. Bianchi at her home on IL
Comolli street. Tuesday night, Jan. ~.
Largest line of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. L, A. Prindle, Worthen block.
The leap year dance held Saturday
night at Socialist hall on Granite street
was well attended. CAROLS orchestra
played for the dancers.
Arthur Deem, who for the past week
has been visiting at his home on Brook
lyn street, returned to-day to Mont
real, where he is employed.
Alex Walker and William Mcleod.
who spent week in New York City as
the guests of George and Howard Walk
er, returned to this city this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Scott. who for
the past two months have been the
guests of Judge and Mrs. T.. l.. Scott of
Park street, returned to-day to their
home in Hancock.
Regular meeting of the l.. A., A, O.
H., will be held in Worthen hall Tues
day evening at 1880 After the meet
ing there will be installation of officers
entertainment and refreshments.
Miss Armeda Rossi, secretary to
Judge J.. l.. Scott, who has been con
fined to her home on Ellison street for
the past week by illness, resumed her
duties at the judges office this morn
ing.
The second pool. billiard and card
tournament between the Montpelier
and Barre councils of the Knights of
Columbus will be played at the Barre
club rooms Tuesday evening, beginning
at T:l5. Members of both councils are
invited to attend
Announcement has been received in
Barre OF the birth of son. James NAL
colin Judd, on Jan. % to Mr. and Mrs
Stanley q Judd of Cobhleskill, N. ".
Mrs. Judd viii be remembered as Miss
Marion Dane. a former teacher in
Spaulding high school.
Owing to the advance in cost of raw
materials, acute sugar shortage and
price, we are compelled to advance
prices on sodas in order to keep up the
quality of our goods. We, therefore,
wish to advise that, effective Jan. 90,
our price will be advanced Zoe on
case, plus war tax of l0c. making Sl.l0
per case. Soda Manufacturers.
Attorney s. Hollister Jackson, Alex
A. Milne and James b. Carswell leave
this afternoon for New York City to
attend the annual convention of the
New York Retail Monument Dealers
association on Tuesday and Wednesday
OF this week II is possible that they
will also attend the Pennsylvania state
convention at Pittsburg and the New
Jersey state convention at Newark,
both of which will be held the latter
part of the week.
At the Granite Manufacturers asso-
citation hall was held on Jan. %, the
third Saturday afternoon meeting for
the purpose of conveying to the man
ufacturers useful information concern
ing the granite industry. s. Hollister
jackson, who last week represented the
Barre Quarters & Manufacturers asso- |
citation at the state conventions of Mas |
and Connecticut retail mon
ument dealers, reported on the proceed !
ings of the conventions at Boston and |
Hartford. Athol X. Bell, who also rep |
scented this organization at the Maine |
held at Bangor last week, /
likewise made a report of the doings |
there.
On Saturday evening the domestic |
science class of Goddard seminary af- /
forded for their schoomates a very !
pleasant evening. when they held pow
erty party, given in the assembly hall. l
The class realized a small budget for |
their domestic science work Fines were |
imposed for the wearing Of all iewelry, !
essential gold and silver and non-essen-
tial pieces to. the person. Goddard's |
five-piece orchestra played throughout |
the evening for dancing. Prizes were
awarded for the best, or perhaps better
said, the worst costumes, and Elmore
Kelley was successful in securing the
first prize rs he was dressed as a
tramp. There were many other cos
TUNES which afforded much amusement.
The dancing of some of the old square
figures was INDUCED in, which seemed
to delight many OF the merrymakers.