The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-04
TALK or THE TOWN

II. a. Dunbar went to st. Aibans
yesterday afternoon on short business
trip.
Charles Arnholm returned yesterday
from st. Adams, where he had been
visiting friends since last Friday.
S. S. Russell Of st. Adams, claim
agent of the Central Vermont railway,
was a business visitor here yesterday
John Mclean, chief clerk Of the I'M
ion Clothing Co, has returned to work
after an absence of week, caused by
illness.
Henry Lowe, for the past IA months
worker Of the shipyards OF Groton'
Conn, returned TO Barre yesterday Tor
an indefinite stay, :,
LLOYD Macneil, who for the past week
has been the guest Of Mr.. and MRS,
Arthur Macneil of Hill street, returned
90 Boston yesterday.
For a good time, go to the annual
Masonic bali at North Montpelier Fiji
day night, Feb. 9. CarrolFs orches'
ira, the best there is.-ady
Miss Agnes Bishop, recently order
cook at the Baltimore lunch, began
work this morning at Jacks restaurant
IN Depot square in the same capacity
Springfield Is considered one of the
fastest basketball teams in New Eng
land. They will be seen in action at
the armory, Montpelier, Feb. 6.-ady
The ladies' guild of the Church Of the
sood Shepherd will meet at the home
II Mrs. Sherman Parker Wednesday
aight at 1880. Please note change OF
late.
John T. Nelson OF G Maple Grove
yho was compelled to stop work yes
erday and go to his home by an attack
/ appendicitis, was feeling much bet.
er this morning so he may possibly
iyert an operation.
Fred Bancroft and family of Mans
leld. O.. arrived in the city this morn
ng for weeks stay. Mr.. Bancroft
ormerly manager Of the Barre oifeG
j the Hamilton Granite Co., came cast
hiefly for business visits to Boston
md New York.
The Murphy & Weafer bowling team
20 recently organized but which sue
eeded in defeating the Tosi academy
cam in the first match by margin q
"A in a three string match last week q
The Murphy & Weafer alleys, meet
his same opponent tonight at Tx
lferlo alleys, or the "home grounds q
ne Tosi bowlers. This match Is SEIZED
iled for 7:30.
A large attendance is expected at TN
lty meeting in the opera house 70
tigbt at 80 o'clock to consider wheth
n the old wooden bridge on SoHti
Main street shall be replaced by a mod
m structure. III the voters decide
hat a new bridge shall be built they
will decide what sort Of material it !
be made Of. after which a vote OF
,onding to pay for the construction VII
q taken. The citizens have already
authorized an issue Of Sl4, 500 in bond
| tor the purpose, that action havins
seen taken two years back, the con
,truetion being postponed then becaus,
I was found that the amount woulf
lot be sufficient to build a bridge, II
he windows Of b. w. Hooker q Co arr
be seen two perspectives OF bridges
Probably few farmers in this dlstric
ave suffered the financial loss sus
aimed by +. A. Cutler OF Orange b.
! me tnberculin test Of cattle, for yes
erday 81 of his 50 head Of registered
| aoIstein cattle were shipped to th'
,laughtering house in Burlington. Eacl
nimal was fat and apparently in goot
iealth when they passed through th'
itreets yesterday and because of theil
apparently excellent condition drew ~
tttention of many people. few
months ago Mr.. Cutler was offered SLOT
| Tor one Of the group condemned Mon
lay, For years Mr.. Cutler has prideC
himself on his excellent stock, paying
he strictest attention to keeping then
perfect condition. The cattle wer'
dipped yesterday to be killed to-day
Mr. Cutler went to Burlington to wit
ness the slaughtering.