The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Rooms.
Sale on outing flannel, 29c a yard.
! Mrs. c. NJ. Halves, Pearl street. Open
evenings
Plan to take supper at the univer-
salist church Thursday evening, Feb
r. Watch for menu-adv.
Social dance in Rowland hall Fri
day night, Feb. 10. CAROLS orches-
ira. Everybody invited.-ady
Mrs, f. j, Noyes, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in Berlin, n,
H., for the past few days, has returned
to Barre.
Sibley Young of the University of
Vermont, while awaiting mid yeT eX-
aminations, is visiting at his home on
Hill street
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Miller, who have
been visiting in Barre and Washington
for the past few days, have returned
to their home in Boston.
Allan Johnston, a sophomore of Z.
" NJ, returned to Burlington yester
day after passing brief visit at his
home at II Blackwell street.
Miss Mary McCauley, who for the
past few weeks has been employed at
the NJ. & G. restaurant, has finished
her duties there and is now visiting
friends in Burlington
The Ministers Monday club will meet
on Monday at 1880 a. m. in the parlor
of the Congregational church Barre.
I Rev. +. Barnby Leach Of Montpelier
will read a paper and open a discussion
on the topic, Spiritual Healing"
There will be regular meeting Of
Mnnehaha encampment in Odd Fell
lows hall. Gordon block, on Tuesday
evening, Feb TO- All patrarchs re.
quested TO be present Work in pa
triarchaI degree on class OF candi-
dates.
Regular meeting Of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen's union, branch No. so,
Tuesday evening, Feb, 10, at T:30, in
Worthen block Every member re-
quested to be present to vote on the
referendum to increase the dues and
| the |. t. secretary treasures salary.
Some idea of the late arrival Of
trains into Barre yesterday because Of
the severe snowstorm may be had from
the fact that express and msil matter,
| which ordinarily arrives on the early
morning train at 4;45, did not reach its
destination until $40 in the after
noon.
Charles Weber and wife Of Mime
sofa. who were at one time residents
OF this city and who for the past few
weeks have been the guests Of Mr..
1 Webher's brother, Bert, OF South Main
street. and Mrs Wpbber al Webster
avenue, are now visiting relatives in
Canada for month or six weeks
Miss Elsie Morgan. having instructed
four classes Of pupils in the art Of dane,
| ing in the past few weeks, has made
arrangements To have them oil meet
at dance 10 Rowland hall next Mon
day evening Every pupil has the priv
] ilege OF having a. companions dancers
not in the classes CAROLS five piece
orchestra viii furnish music
No results have been heard from the
Dean academy and Goddard game which
was to have been staged last evening
in Franklin, Mass. so il il believed that
the boys were held up in White River
junction so long that they were unable
to get to Franklin last night. They
viii go directly Go Springfield tonight
aud probably meet Dean academy on
the return.
Because of the conditions Of the
roads there was not a large attendance
at the monthly meeting Of the local
branch, y. +. NJ p. A, held in the
| Worthen hall last evening. Plans were
made. however, for a banquet to be held
at the next meeting which comes
| March 5. Il was voted to have the
ladies as guests on that occasion. A
committee to arrange for the banquet
and entertainment was appointed and
| Il is hoped 10 make the event Of in.
terest to all the members.
The manager OF the Goddard hockey
team has completed arrangements for
a hockey game which is to be staged
between ST. Michae's college and God
dard varsity. ST. Michaels has been
| hesitating over an agreement between
the two teams, but viii come to Barre
I this afternoon and meet the red and
\ white on the Goddard rink The boys
/ will do some tall hust.ing, as there
was about foot of snow on the rink
late this forenoon McPeake. one Of
the fastest men for the G. s six, is
recovering from broken shoulder, 50
ne viii not be able to lock sticks with
the college team this afternoon.
The date for the renewal Of the pow
er hearing of the Montpelier & Barre
Light 4 Power company before the
Vermont public service commission in
behalf OF the Barre granite district is
Feb. 10 and local granite men and many
from the entire district. il is learned,
are making preparations to be at the
Capitol when the hearing opens next
! Tuesday morning The Granite Man
ufacturers' association would like to
have every manufacturer or quarter OF
this district attend the hearing, for
there promises 10 be some valuable in
formation revealed 20 granite men con
corning the Tenney company. Repre-
scntatives Of the association stand in
need If advisors and there may be
many iunctures IN the course Of the
hearing when the counsel of the petit
TONERS may desire TO confer with the
members.