The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Josephine Reghini began work
as a saleslsdy in the Union Dry Goods
store this morning.
Clarence Ward of Kirk street has
been detained at his home since Sat
urday with facial paralysis.
A daughter was born at the Barre
City hospital yesterday morning to
Mr.. and. Mrs. H. Washburn of Wash.
ington
Joyce Freeman Of Waterbury under
went a tonsils and adenoid operation at
the Barre City hospital Saturday aft
ernoon.
John Cslcsgni returned TO the Bry-
ant Stratton Business college in Bos-
ton Saturday, after a brief visit at his
home here.
Grace HYDE OF Concord n H.. the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Ralph dur
ing the past few days. returned TO her
home today.
Mrs. Helen Rae has returned to her
home on Pleasant street. after a three
weeks visit with her daughter. Mrs
John Buell. Of New London Conn.
Mrs Amelia Lazzari Of the G. To-
masi black was taken 60 the Barre
City hospital for treatment Saturday,
and. is still confined as . patient
Harold Wilson. who has been visit
ing friends in the city. returned TO
the Massachusetts, agricultural college
in Amherst Mass. Sunday night.
Mrs 4. w. Hutchinson returned to
Canaan. " H.. this morning after vis-
iting for several DAYS with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. II. F. Hinman of Hill street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Macdonald have
returned 10 their home in Springfield,
after passing the holidays at the home
Of Mr.. MacDonald's parents on Bassett
street
Mrs. !. X. Pirie and Charles Farms
worth returned Sunday from Wester
". r. l.. where they were called by
the death and funeral Of their brother,
Lewis Farnsworth.
Mrs. Joseph Martin Of Bovnton
street has returned from Westerly, r. |
l.. where she attended the funeral Of I
her father. Lewis Farnsworth, which /
was held Saturday.
Miss Esther Mandigo and her sister, /
Kmma. arrived from Rouses Point. y.
T.. Saturday to visit for a week at
he home of their cousin. Mrs. William
Stacey. of Smith place.
John Molla aud classmate. Anthony
CufTsri. of Dartmouth college. who
,pent the Thanksgiving vacation at
lIr. Molla's hons on Berlin street.
-eturned this morning to Hanover.
\. II.
The Universalist church has adopted
new method Of finance after hearing
Rev. Frank q Hokerk. pastor. asssil
he present method in a short address
.fter the services Yesterday morning.
The custom of soliciting and selling
iclSets for dances. suppers. and other
ocials tu gain financial returns. Is
o be abolished entirely and hereafter
uch social meetings VIII b arranged
.urelv for the social benefit and far
10 pecuniary benefit whatever The
aides union and the mems rub as
lted with the church are 20 become
ocisl rather than monev-raisinC ia
titutions. since the new method of
naucinr the church + hv personal and
oluntarv subscriptions. Rev. HolSerk
eIieved the entertainment scheme for
sisinr funds. selling tickets. etc. Vas
method much uTerworked and forned
pon the public and in spite Of the fact !
lat this had been the method in the I
,rIrrh for several years. condemned it. 4
h scsior was supported bv the hoard 7
+ trustees which met az the church :
srlars yesterday afternoon 60 discuss
le problen ard whirh eventually af- {
rmed his action 6