The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-10
Talk or THE TOWN

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Usual Saturday night dance, How
land hall; Gilbertson's orchestra. adv.
One more good used upright piano to
be sold at bargain. Bailey's Music
Rooms.
Mrs. Winona Cormia of Milton is
visiting friends and relatives in Barre
for few days.
Lee Maiden of Keith avenue is con-
| fined to his home on account of illness
| and is under the care Of nurse.
1 Mrs Bessie Troup of Hartford, Conn,
| is visiting at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. George Collamer of Elm street.
! Regular meeting. of the Order of Vasa
| will be held in Odd Fellows hall Jan. 10.
Installation of officers and initiation.
| Paul Rigini OF Smith street, a stone
J cutter, left this morning for Cincinnati,
| O., where he intends to pursue his trade.
/ Mrs. Roy French. who has been visit
ing relatives in Burlington for the past
few days, has returned to her home in
Barre.
! When in town, call at Cafe Shepard,
the only place to dine in town. DIM
ners, SOC. Keith avenue. Mrs. i. III.
| Hopkins.
| Etlo Prestini of the Houghton &
Robins provisional store, returned yes
terday from brief business visit in
st. Johnsbury.
Miss Katherine Prentice of Maple
Grove street has returned from Milton
after spending several days with friends
and relatives in that place.
L. X. Summers, who attended for a
day the automobile show in New York
City this week and later visited in Bos
ton, arrived home yesterday.
Notice TO the Public--Gauld & Rob-
ertson are exclusive agents for the
Etna Life Insurance Go. of Hartford,
Conn. See adv. on page 5.--adv.
Miss Aurora Casellini of Maple ave-
nue. commenced her duties as stenog.
rapher in John w. Gordon's law office
this morning, after two weeks yaea
tion.
The Universslst parsonage is under
going considerable repairs, all the walls
being repapered and painted; also the
steam heating system is being put in
first-class shape.
The Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.
would suggest that this Saturday
evening, and Monday evening next,
would be good time for you TO open
your Christmas club accounts.--ads
John Mcleod of Springfield, who has
been working for Dix, contractor, who |
is putting up 40 new houses in Spring |
field, has returned to Barre for few |
days stay with friends and relatives.
In the report of the installation at |
Graniteville, the name OF Rev. c. Peter |
sen, ID. d., of Websterville, was omitted |
as one giving tbast at the reception.
DR.. Petersen responded most pleasingly |
Miss Doris Burke. Miss Mildred Ian
der, Miss Cieora Reynolds, Miss Eva |
Smith and Miss Mary L. Tomasi were
among the young people to attend the
-Spaulding game in Burling
ton last evening.
Social dance Tuesday evening. Jan.
20, Rowland hall, given by the ladies'
union of the Universalist church. Car.
rolls orchestra, six pieces. Dancing 5
to /; 81 per couple. extra ladies 35c.
You are invited.adv.
Miss Ruth Cleveland was rendered
linen shower Thursday evening in hon
Or Of her approaching marriage to Pit
Bertrand of Barre. The party was
given at her home in st. Adams She
was formerly Of Barre, having
At the Eureka and Jacks restaurant.
AT $40 this morning iremen re-
sponded to telephone call to So Elm
street, the house occupied by Harley
Bond and family, where chimney fire
was causing some uneasiness. The run
10 the house was made, in the large fire
truck and the contents of hand chem
zeal subdued the flames in short time.
Mrs. Joseph Ladrie Of 80 Nelson
street received letter yesterday from
her brother. George LaCasse Of Van
B. G. She had not heard from
lm for more than 80 years and ii was
,nly by corresponding with friend in
hat vicinity that she was able to To-
ate his whereabouts and send him her
address. He left home in Quebec about
10 years ago. II
On and after to-day, the East Barre I
stable, known as the w. +. Bixby sta
lie, will be under the management of
7. H. Hopkins. All kinds of livery rigs j
% go anywhere, as well as conveyanees !
or sleighing parties. Bring me your
.olts TO break now, All kinds of team
ng and freight hauling from Barre.
Ilso run the old Page livery at Barre. (
Phone l4S-adv
Mrs. A. w. Allen announces the en-
,agement of her daughter, Villa Anne
Marsh, 10 Douglas Kent Warner OF ,,
Bristol, Conn, and Brooklyn, n. Y. Mr..
Warner is graduate of the Sheffield !
school at Yale university,
member of the American Society of
Mechanical Engineers and at present is
ondueting as proprietor and manager
liant for the manufacture of artificial
&c in Bristol Conn. Miss Marsh is 2
ipaulding graduate and has been EN-
loyed in the Offices of the American
'ilver company in Bristol for the past
wo and one half years.
There's only one man in Barre who
oesn't care what the weather man
ends us. and that is w II. Ward. Ii
{ is winter and there is plenty of snow :
is attention is absorbed in numbering !
long the Barre. 0raniteville road. If
here is little or no snow he is busy
nd interested Just the same, for then
is interest centers about the ice crops \
( the Jockey Hollow mill pond The
alter has been his chief interest since
Zee. is, when a gang of IS men began
0 harvest the crop Of the cold winter
lights From Dec Is to 25, 5000 tons
iere stored away in the Ward lee Co.'S
,rge storehouse. During the past week
0 more men have been packing away
900 more tons of ice in cakes IL inches
hiek, the same as that of the first cut
ing. To-day these men were engaged
[ the same work, for there are many
e houses, much smaller than the Ward