The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14
TALK or THE TORN

H Carnival, Jan. I6, Rowland hall, Car
| rolls orchestra. Nuf sed adv.
4 No dance in Rowland hall tonight d
acoountNof other attractions adv,
Buy Victrolas and Sonora talkin
machines al Bailey's Music Rooms.
II Regular meeting Of Ruth chapter, Ma
81, Q. L. s.. Wednesday evening, Jan
IA. at I:30 O'Clock. There will be work
II Homer Milne Of Burlington arrive,
in Barre yesterday. Mr.. Milne repre-
sents the Glarkson company Of Burling
ton.
All the newly elected officers Of Barr,
lodge, N. +. Q. r.. are requested TO b,
present for installation ut tonight !.
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldron Shield of 4,
East street left here yesterday after
noon for Plattsburg, n. u, where the,
1 will visit for day Or two.
i Miss Columbia Rosa, who has beer
visiting for the past few weeks at The
home of Miss A. Mont Of Smith street
returned to her home in South Ryegate
! yesterday.
Asst. Supt. G. w. Groom and Claim
/ Agent :, s. Russell OF the Central Yer.
mont railway were in the city yester-
day on brief business visit to the
1 Barre Office.
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Beattie Of Hart
| ford Conn, who came here at the news
of the death of Mrs. Ellen Beattie.
mother Of Mrs. Beattie, have returned
to their home
". Curtis johnson, cashier Of the
Peoples National bank, has gone to
| Montreal to remain few days on
bus ness in the interest Of the bank he
il ailiiiat with.
The centerBiece displayed in Leyin's
window was donated by one OF the
members Of the Meadow Brook Golf
club and il to be awarded as prize at
the carnval-adv.
w. G. Schermerhorn of Omaha, Neb.,
a well-known granite salesman in the
West and representative of the Cars
well Nelmore company, is spending the
week in the city on business.
Special meeting Of the ladies aux
iliary of the A. O. II. in Worthen hall
AT $50 Thursday afternoon, II ia re-
quested that as many as can attend, as
there viii be important business,
Mrs. Walter Davidson Of st. Johns.
bury il visiting at the home Of her
aunt, Mrs. George Cummings Of Pros
pect street Mrs. Davidson is remem.
bered in Barre as Miss Elizabeth La
Flam.
The combination motor ambulance OF
d. w. Hooker & Go. was called out yes
terday 60 take 4. Robinson of 81 South
Main street to the City hospital. The
elderly man IL suffering from pneu.
MONA.
Members of Major T.. A. Abbott
camp. S. Of ", are requested to be pres
ent at auxiliary hall, Worthen block,
Wednesday evening at joint installa
ton with the auxiliary. Per order
commander.
William ID. Milne, resident of this
city until his enlistment in the navy in
1917 but who has been working in the
stone industry at Springfield, Mass,
for the past year, has returned TO
Barre, contemplating remaining here to
follow his vocation as a carver in the
Barre sheds.
Ladies OF the Knights of Columbus
have arranged for whist party and
dance at the X. of c. hall "Wednesday
evening, Jan. IA, The whist party will
begin Mt o'clock, dancing and refresh
ments TO follow. Only members of the |
order and their friends will be allowed |
in the hall.
Wanted Ladies, gentlemen, misses /
and girls in the market for winter |
coats. TO see our lines. We can't sell |
for S25 what has been for $50, but can |
give az good values, cash or approved |
credit. as can be obtained north Of New |
York City. Large assortment. Sadlier,
10 Keith avenue.
John Berini of Frattini place. the
young stoneeutter who had the misfor
tune to lose his left eye as the result |
OF an injury received while at work at !,
the Cook & Watkins shed OF Depot |
square. returned TO his home here yes
terday from the Royal Victoria hos
pital in Montreal.
friend OF Osmsnd Cave and Miss
Ida Mcdonald, former Barre people. re
seived card bearing the news that |
they were married in New York City
on New Years day. Mr.. Cave has just
emerged from a two and one-half years
service in Uncle Sans navy. Most of
he time he was stationed at Pelham
Bav with the rating of carpenters
mate. In 1915 he graduated from the
class Of Spaulding high
school. Mrs. Cave. who has been chief
asher in large department store IN
Springfield. Mass, also graduated from
he commercial class of Spaulding in
.9l5
The Russian symphony orchestra al.
eeted by Modest Altschnler, which viii
live concert in Montpelier city hall
Feb. p. j. playing this month in the
blowing cities. Greenville. Charleston
md Columbia. 5. e.. Savannah and At
anita. Ca. Lynchburg and Danville. Va.
d. C.. Philadelphia aud
Reading. Pa. Advance sale tickets will
Commence next Monday at Park thea
re. Barre. Buswell's Book store, Mont
lelier. Grants Drug store. Randolph.
nd c. G. Ssnbofn's Drug store. North
eld Holders of advance tickets will
ave first choice of reserved seats. Buy
our tickets early aud be sure To hear
his famous symphony orchestra adv.