The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

H. w. Johns, barber at the Ross
barber shop, spent the week end at
his home in Northfield.
c. H. Crane and Carroll Peck of
Cabot were over Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. d. Ladd
of South Barre.
Daniel Bertrand, a sophomore at
Amherst college, Amherst, Mass. has
arrived at his home on west hill for
the Christmas holidays.
Ralph Clark. student at Brigham
academy in Bakersfield. is spending The
Christmas recess with his father,
George Clark, of Averill street.
Arthur Crawford has arrived from
Portland, Me-. where he is a student
at Grey's business college, to pass two
weeks at his home on Pleasant street.
Margaret Tonaasi is visiting at her
home on Seminary street. having ar
rived recently from Middlebury. where
she is enrolled in the freshman class
at Middlebury college.
John Cruickshank, who has been yis-
iting his parents on Division street for
the past few days, returned to Nor
folk, Va, yesterday, where he was re-
Gently assigned TO one of Uncle Sans
sea fighters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hedwall of the
Morse block leave this afternoon for
Chicago to visit relatives over the holi-
days. Before returning. Mrs. Hedwall
will visit her parents in Williamsport,
Pa. Mr.. Hedwall will make a business
trip through the middle west, joining
his wife at Williamsport.
Miss Lillian Roberts, ticket agent
and operator at the local Central Yer
mont railway Office until last Septem
Der, is having two weeks vacation
from the Edith Coburn Noyes school of
expression in Boston, and is now stop
ping with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
f. Roberts Of the Blanchard block.
Regular meeting of Cobble Hill
grange Tuesday evening, Dec. 81 at s
o'clock A literary program viii be
given, also a surprise feature, followed
bv a Christmas social. VIII every
member make special effort to be.
present at the last meeting of the wear
and don't forget your l0-cent gif,g
Emphasizing the value of punctual-
itv and constant attendance at school,
Miss Celia O'Herin, teacher in q
Barre Town school. has had marked
results and has presented the names
of the students being freed of absen-
tee or tardy marks for the entire fall
term. They are Elizabeth charron,
I.eonore Dubay. Ethel Fuller, Ethel la
mov. Leon I.amov. Bernice Macsulay.
EVELYN Mercier. Pearle Pelkey, Evelyn
Rsvcraft. Alfred Dubay. Earl Mercicr,
Wilbur Macaulay. Mildred Donahue,
Regina Dubie. Bertha Dubie. louise
Goulette. GLADYS Lamoy. Evelyn Nc
Kenzie. Clara Pelkey. William Dona
hue. Edward Lamoy, Francis Ploot.
Maurice Ploof. Wendell Parker. Cliff
ford Pelkey. Mary Donahue, Abena
Mavn. Beatrice Ploof and Adeline La
moy.
Perhaps the warning printed in the
Burlington Free Press to-day for the
benefit of ex-service men will be Of
value TO such men in Barre or vieiIity.
The item reads: Colonel White. L. :
NJ. C.. q Louisville, XIV. vice president
of the Association Of the Army and
Navy Stores. has sent notice 20 this
city TO be on guard against James 6.
Wells. a former resident Of this city.
who recently left Louisville with ilaak
membership and registration cards Of
the army aud navy stores. Colnnel
White states in his letter that Wells
i not connected with the army end
navy stores and warns eH-service mcn
not 10 subscribe to membership through
this man. When Wells left Louisville
some time ago il was thought that he
was headed for Burlington
IS A miscellaneous shower was ten
dered Miss Josephine Rizzi at her dome
on Comolli street last evening by sYme
thirty Of her girl friends. The Young
ladies invaded the Rizzi home during
Mis- RizzT. absence. and when she r.
turned presented her with q prettily
decorated basket containing silverware,
china. 3 boudoir lamp, electric toaster,
et. 4 socsl evening was spent
in singing. and Sn selections on the pi-
auo and yicirola. Dainty refreshments
~ hot chocolate and cake were served
The party broke up at a late hour.
leaving Miss Rizzi their very best
wishes for her future. The Young lady I
j. 20 BE- married soon 20 Rsnsido Mar
chi Of Montpelier.