The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

ldnu fall.-auN.
Wanted, to rent, modern tenement
Tel. 403 -M.--adv.
Louis Abbiatti, a letter cutter, left
last night for Chicago, where he Is
employed.
See the new line of popular l0-cent
music on sale to-day at Bailey's Music
Rooms--adv
Cafe Shepard will take boarders at
SO per week Chicken dinner Sunday,
Csc. Mrs, f. H. Hopkins. Tel. 272-J,
Fifteen of the employees of the Perry
Auto company enjoyed an oyster sup
per at the garage last night after clos
ing hours.
Notice TO members of Monitor; Next
regular meeting will be held Saturday,
Jan, 3, at s o'clock, in Odd Fellows
hall. Gordon block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Fox returned
yesterday to Burlington after spending
the New Year with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lunde of Newton street.
i A joint meeting of the amusement
committees Of the tribe of Pocahontas
will nc held in Clan Gordon hall Mon
day evening, Jan. 5, at o'clock.
Peter Zanzie of Blackwell street and
Mario Mont of North Main street left
yesterday for New York City, where
they both have positions as stonecut-
tiers.
/ Walter Rizzi, who has been visiting
at his home on Blackwell street. has
returned to Plattsburg, N. T., whore he
| is still taking treatment at an army
hospital.
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Hudson Beattie, former resident OF
Barre, who has been the guest OF Alden
Burke since last Wednesday, returned
yesterday afternoon to his home in
| Enosburg.
Steve Whelan, Al. Messier and Miss
Bessie Spear, of Gilbertson's orchestra
played in Mortified last night for
dance following the basketball game in
! the armory.
Mrs. Daniel Pratt of Rhode Island,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Churchill of Graniteville, went to
Chelsea yesterday to pass two weeks
with other relatives.
The regular business meeting Of the
Woman's club will be held in Rowland
hall Tuesday, Jan o, at 2:30 p. m. A
program has been arranged and re-
Treatments viii be served
Mrs. Albert Beattie and two children,
| together with Miss Angela Tierney,
have returned to Hartford, Conn, after
| two weeks stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tierney of South Main street,
Miss Annie Sirkin of the Spaulding
high school class Of 10 has just com
pleted a course at Pratt institute in
New York and taken a pesision as pri-
waite secretary in New York concern.
Miss Rosamond Mackie of Simmer
street returned yesterday to the Crane
Institute Of Music, Potsdam, N. ", TO
pursue her music studies after enjoying
the seasons vacation at her home in
this city.
A carload of II horses was brought
into Barre yesterday and fine lot of
draft animals they are They were
shipped for Cavanaugh q Sons from
Manchester, n. H., and were consigned
to Archie johnson of Barre.
Horses boarded at the old Page sta
Bile, Prospect street, So week. Hitches,
20, feed, 4Oc. Stalls by the week, 75c.
Horses to let at low prices. Colts brok
en- by Gleason method at your barn or
will bring them to my stable. +. II.
Hopkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Humphrey re-
turned to-day to their home in Hart
ford, Conn. During the past 10 days
they have been visiting with their
parents, w. I. Jackson of South Barre |
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Humphrey of
Elmore street.
A handsome holiday gift of leather
bill fold and stamp case was presented |
by the well-known quarry owner, James
X. Prize, to the patrons of his dark |
Barre granite quarry and his personal
friends, the present making very use
full. as well as beautiful acquisition. /
The fold Is of genuine hand Stained and
fooled original mission leather, lined
with green MORE silk.
Nelson Browne, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Browne of Cliff street, left here
by the midnight train last night for
New York City, there to report to the
coach of the Dartmouth basketball
team, since that team begins next Mon
day night a series of seven games with
some Of the best club and college teams
on the Atlantic coast.
Captain G.. +. Adams and wife of
Quantico, Va, completed yesterday a
holiday stay with Mrs. Adams parents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. ]. Slayton of Liberty
street They left here yesterday for
Mass. and the home of
Captain Adams, where they viii pass a
few days before returning TO their
home in Quantico, where Mr.. Adams
Is connected with United States ma
rine corps.
Through announcement cards the en-
Of Miss Velma Coffin OF Hyde
Park to Allen Perry, son of Mr.. snd
Mrs. W. H. b. Perry Of Waterbury, was
made known to friends recently Miss
7nffin- a graduate OF The IL class of