The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-06
TALK or THE TOWN

A son was born Saturday, Dec. a, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Murphy OF 8
Warren street.
Imported Java graduated sugar just
in, any quantity at Toe a pound D.
d. Tomasi store, Massuco q Aspesi,
Props.
West Topsham stage will leave the
postofiice daily now at 4 O'Clock P. m.
Orders may be left by calling 367-W.--
adv.
Daniel Cassellini and William Mich
OILS of South Main street went to Brain
tree this morning to remain few days,
hunting.
o. I. Ferguson, who has been en-
ployed at the n ID. Phelps store, com
pleted his duties as a clerk there Sat
urday night.
Wesley Hoffman of North Main
street left last night with a party
which will spend the rest of the week
deer hunting.
Louis Norris of Cabot, who had his
tonsls and adenoids removed by an
operation at the City hospital Satur-
day, has returned to his home.
Charles Sunderland, Joseph Arkiey,
Robert Knox and Charles Northrop are
at the Knox Northrop camp at Kettle
pond for the deer hunting season.
j. G.. Leslie returned Saturday night
from a short business trip in the mid
die west in the interests of the Little
John. Odgers and Milne company.
Miss Minnie Ratell of Hall street,
who was brought TO the Barre City hos
pital Saturday evening, underwent an
operation for appendicitis this morning,
Norman Tobin has returned to his
home in Manchester n H., after pass
ing two weeks at the home OF his
brother, Ed Tohin of Academy street
George Lyons of New York City, who
has been visiting al the home OF Mrs.
Annie Robertson of Washington street
for the past few days, left last night
for Montreal, previous to sailing for his
former home in Scotland.
Among huntsmen leaving for the
woods over Sunday are: Russell East
man and Dewey Baldwin to Duxbury;
Clarence Bisbee and Ernest Davis to
Waitstield, and Bonnie Prestini and
Dave johnson to Orange.
The ladies union of the Universal
list church will hold its annual bust
ness meeting Wednesday afternoon at
2;30 in the parlors of the church. Ev-
ery member Is urged to be present,
Refreshments will be served.
Chairman John j. kittredge of the
National Retail Monumental Dealers
association executive committee has
formally announced that the 1921 con.
vention will be held in St Paul, Mimi.
To this many Barre granite manufac
turers plan to go and are already max
ing designs for exhibition work to be
placed there before Aug. 10, IL and Is,
in the city auditorium Headquarters
for the convention will be at the st.
Paul hotel Among the special features
for this event viii be a free trip to the
st. Cloud quarries and boat trips in the
vicinity Of st. Paul.
Arrangements have been made by
the arrangements of the Spaulding and
Goddard basketball teams whereby only
500 tickets will be sold for the Spauld
ing Goddard basketball game to be held
in the Spaulding gymnasium on Dee.
Ia. The students of both schools will
be given the first opportunity to buy
them at 80 cents apiece II there are
any left over, they may be secured by
the public from Manager Wayne Perry
of the Spaulding team or from Joseph
Leahey of Goddard. Probably no reser
vations will be made for other than
students before Friday, 1t is the plan
of the Spaulding management TO have
an interclass game played in the gym
nasium Thursday evening, Dec. o, to
raise money 10 be turned over TO a
fund for the starving children of desti
tute European countries. The game
will be played between members of the
senior and sophomore classes against
members of the junior and freshman
classes 1t is hoped that the public will
turn out in good numbers to support
such cause, and at the same time wit
ness game of real live basketball