The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

There will be rehearsal of the Pres
/ byterian church choir at the church FRI
day at $3.50 p. m.
Frank Austin, who for the past week
has been in Boston and vicinity on
business, returned last evening
! Trucking Done Anyone wanting
light or heavy trucking done, call the
Granite City Bottling Works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Williams of New
attend the funeral of George |. Beckley,
late of Hill street
1 Miss Aurora Casellini has resumed
her duties as stenographer at John w.
Gordon's Office after being absent a
few days on account of illness.
Edmund Polli. formerly manager of
the Pearl street Diversi fruit store, is
visiting Ernest Marchett and other
friends in Barre for few days.
j Notice-You should not miss hearing
Alex. Mckenzie sing "Ye Banks and
Braes,' at the Burns concert, Presby-
terrain church, Tuesday, Jan. 2i.adv.
The funeral of the late George l..
Eeckley will be held at 90 Hill street
| Friday afternoon at 80 o'clock, Rev.
B. G. Lipsky officiating at the services.
Mrs. Alex Massie of Kirby street is
visiting at the home OF her brother, A..
Collie. Of Boston. She is also visiting
her son, Alex Massie, who is employed
! in Boston.
The next of series of parties for
/ the benefit of the ladies' aid OF st. Mon
ica's church will be held Friday evening
with Mrs. Joseph Ladre Of 81 Nelson
street adv.
Mrs. Mary SAKE, for the past week a
! guest Of Rev and Mrs. +. LsGoodspeed
at their home at ~ Perry street, start
1 ed this morning on her homeward jour
ney to Oakland, Cal,
Advance tickets for the Russian Sym
phony orchestra concert al Montpelier
city hall Feb. Q now on sale at Park
! theatre box office. Be sure OF seats.
Buy tickets now~-adv.
Allen Smith of Cabot is slowly recoy-
erng from pneumonia, he being at the
Barre City hospital. His daughter, Miss
| Evelyn. was also recently taken to the
hospital for observation.
Members of Major L. A. Abbott camp,
Sons of Veterans, will meet at o. j.
Dodge's store. Elm street, Friday after
noon at | o'clock TO attend the funeral
of COMMANDER George |. Beekley.
Prof. j. c. Joslyn of the Worcester,
Mass, Polytechnic institute made one
Of the periodic visits to Spauldng high
school to-day and went from here TO
Montpelier to visit the schools there.
The members of the Sons Of Vet
4 tp1 IN
at the waiting room Friday afternoon
at / o'clock TO attend the funeral OF
/ Commander George !, Beckley. Please
wear badges.
/ Mrs. Isaac Peterson of South Main
| street has recovered from pneumonia
and * able to be out again. The little
! daughter, Grata, also suffered an at
tack of pneumonia. Miss Margaret
Rock, trained nurse, has been caring
for them.
Watch our south end window. Fri
day you will smile at some of our odd
pairs of shoes, and the prices would
make anyone laugh. Plan to see dis
play, as the heavy socks, felt shoes,
etc, will be offered one day only. At
The Eastman Store.-adv.
A supper was served last evening to
/ the members of the O. u. 5. circle No. @.
1 About l25 were seated To the feast and
following the supper a regular meeting
of the order was held The kitchen
was in charge OF Mrs. Arthur Tilden
and dining room was in charge of Mrs.
Earl Batchelder.
/ At her home on Washington street
last evening little Deva Cults was Civ
on surprise party on her birthday an
lniversary. At o'clock in walked III Of
her playmates, and then various games
were played. Refreshments were served,
and Deva was given little token OF
love and best wishes.
Emilio Cobo and ISABEL Billanerva,
both of Websterville, were united in
marriage last evening by Justice of the
Peace A. {. Diekey AT his Office IN East
Barre, the double ring service being
used Mr. Cobo is employed on the
Wells & Lamson quarry IN Webster
Vile and they win live in that village.
w. A. Drew. Barre representative of
the Equitable Life Insurance company,
went to Burlington this morning to at
tend a meeting of the Vermont Associa-
ton of Life Underwriters II. ). Parks,
general agent for the Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance company. to-
pether with his wife, also went TO Bur
liupton TO attend this meeting and ban
auet at Hotel Vermont this evening.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
home Of Rev. b. G.. Lipsky Saturday
lafternoon at $3.50. when Miss Gladys
Irene Carr was married to Thomas In
gram, ir.. by Rev. Mr.. Bipsky. The
bride is the daughter Of Foreman Wal
ter L. Carr of the Jones Bros Co. Until
very recently she was employed as a
lstenographer in the office of the Brad
street company of Burlington, having
Graduated from the academic and com
mercial courses of Goddard seminary
last June. Thomas Ingram, jr., Is en-
lploved a. "A polisher for the granite
firm of Mari & Gordon. For the pres
emit they are residing in South Barre.
The Barre fire department is about
TO put to use new piece of equipment
which il being put in shape at the shop
Of A. y. Stewart on Prospect street.
The equipment consists of a large Ca
dillac eight touring car, with a "
type motor. The car has been stripped
Of its accessories, and in the place OF
the tonneau body has been con-
structed for the purpose OF carrying
hose and. chemical tanks. A platform
on the rear has also been made for fire
men 10 stand Oh while riding to and
from fire. The hose basket is designed
10 carry about 400 feet OF hose. The
body will probably be equipped with