The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

TO Mr. and Mrs Harold Ennis of
llA pound son, at the Barre City hos
pital
| Mrs Isabella A. Walker, record keep
er for the Maccabees of Harmon re-
view, No. |, has paid full death benefit
claim Of the late Mrs Jessie Spence,
who died Dec. 0, 1919, to her husband,
John Spence.
Mrs. Mary DUPONT and Miss Ethel
Johnson OF Derby Line are spending
few days with their aunt, Mrs. How
ard Bennett. Of this city. They ex.
pect to go TO Montreal soon for a short
stay.
A special meeting Of the Granite
Manufacturers association viii be held
| this evening in the association rooms
al o'clock. Members from Montpelier.
Northfield and Waterbury are expected
| to be present.
Miss Rachel Robinson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Robinson of Aead-
envy street, left to-day for New Bruins
wick. n. j., TO pass the week end with
friends before returning to Columbia
university in New York Citx
The civil suit of G.. Massuceo vs. An
gelo and 0solina Cecchini and the Mont
pelier Savings Bank g. Trust company,
trustee, was disposed of when judg-
ment by default was awarded to Mr.
Massucco. with damages TO the extent
Of s9S.74 and costs OF $3.50.
Mrs. 4. A. Howard and daughter,
Miss Marjorie, have returned 10 Bur
lington after spending the holidays at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs George Ian
der on Washington street Mr. and
Mrs r. A. Barney. who have been yis-
iting at Mr. and Mrs. Landers home, |
have returned to their home in Spring |
field.
A number of the members Of Barre |
council, Knights Of Columbus are max |
ing preparations to attend the installa- |
tion of new council, Father Gallivan |
council. in Waterbury next Sunday. |
The first degree viii be worked in the /
X. of c. hall at p. m. ON Stowe street, |
the second at p. M, and the third at |
Z p. m. Benediction will be celebrated |
at st. Andrews church on Main street !
at p. m. knights going from Barre
to attend the first aud second degrees
will need TO leave here at g:0j a. m. il |
going by railway, or $3.50 in the after
noon fof the third degree. A train re-
turns from Waterbury at midnight and
arrives in Barre at laos.
An accident happened on the electric
road last Wednesday night on the 1920
run. The car coming from Montpelier.
heavily loaded. ran through a switch
and drove the first set of trucks off the
track. IL happened at the turnout near
park. IL is thought that the
switch was opened by hands outside
the workmen of the company. as the
switch had been carefully opened at
zach end. The car was held up nearly
an hour. Motorman y. Anderson was
behind the brake, and he was running
slowly, so that no material damage was
lone. This is the third incident of this
Kind 10 happen at this switch within a
week, and the authorities are at work |
,n the case. Fred Marion was con
iuctor Of the car.
The annual meeting Of Vincitia club
sas held New Years eve at the Gus
.omary meeting place with a large
number Of the members present. The
Election of officers resulted with l. r..
as president; William Cole.
ice president; Charles A. LundgTen.
treasurer; Athol r. Bell. secretary. The
,oard Of managers are /. r Hutchin-
on. Waldron Shields lretiring presi-
lentl and William Cole, ex x-ofiicio, also
lanes Sector. jr. o. Csdy Averill, J.
davidson and Alex D. Straiton. The !
membership committee j. now composed !
4 w b. Mackenzie. Robert Q. MELON
.rfT LAM nrarL.sa nf71fu a Ar-.aa ! :
= II. Rogers. l. y. Houston and Arthur
siackmore. Auditors are II. A Phelps.
? L. Small and ~ $ Love. Aside from
his. reports for the past year were
uhmified by the various committees. )
ne u which divulged the fact that 3
ic club az present has the largest
lfmbcrship in its history After bust 4
ess the members diverted their atten. I.
ION % enjoyment and a buffet lunch +
.rted b Steward Gordon Watson y