The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ New and used sleighs for sale at out-
1 Ter Bros livery. Phone 100.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Short of Marsh
field were among the visitors in Barre
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Hooker left this
lafternoon for a visit Of several months
in southern California.
/ Hugh Humphrey of Marshfeld, who
has been visiting friends and relatives
in Barre for the past few days, mas re-
turned to his home.
| G. A. Miller. painter and decorator,
will begin reiinishing the opera house
in the city hall tomorrow morning
Extensive repairs are planned.
| Albert Tonguay, machinist OF the
jJones Brothers company, had the mis-
/ fortune to have the little finger OF his
left hand badly lacerated when caught
/ in a drill press Monday afternoon, at
the plants machine shop. A physician
found it necessary to take two stitches
TO close the wound.
The ladies of Col j. B. Mead circle,
No. /; the Sons of Veterans auxiliary,
No. 5, and Major l.. A. Abbott camp,
/ Sons OF veterans, viii hold a joint in
stallation Wednesday evening, Jan. IA,
/ in Auxiliary hall, Worthen block. Sup
per will be served from to 1880 to all
members of the allied orders, their
! families, and invited guests.
1 Over the East Barre trail filed
group of Red Men of Wuchosen tribe,
No. 10, last night, all directing their
steps to the great Clan Gordon wigwam
to visit Iroquois tribe, No. 10. This
was the fourth of series OF visitations
made to work the adoption degree on
| five candidates Heap big cigars were
passed around, together with refresh
ments. The Iroquois tribe goes to East
Barre Friday night, Jan. %, to work
the warriors degree.
A very enjoyable party was given
last evening at the home Of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. A. Cerasol of Berlin street in
! honor of the anniversary OF the birth
of their daughter, Miss Bertha Cerasoli.
1 About 80 of the young lady's friends
gathered to make the evening pleasant
for her Dancing, singing, playing
games and short program given by
! the more talented OF those present We're
enjoyed A quartet composed of Mitch
ell Leel, Michael Atuoni, Harry Cal
cagpi and Fred Pruneau, accompanied
| bv Miss Doris Jones. rendered several
| selections. Miss Elya MIDGET and
! Frank McRea also rendered solos. Re
freshments were served at 1880, con
sisting OF ice cream, cake, coffee and
cocoa with marshmallows.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Smith Of ] Sum
mer street left this morning for Boston
with their six-year-old son, Gordon.
Just before Christmas the child was
released from the Children's hospital in
Boston, where for three months he was
treated for paralyzed muscles. the re-
suit of an attack of infantie paralysis
three wears ago. which left him unable
to walk. His condition is much inn
proved since being operated upon and
he is now able to stand with the aid OF
some article. At Boston he will be fit
ted for clutches during the next two
or three weeks, learning at the same
time to walk in the easiest manner
with the crutches. Mrs. Smith plans to
remain with him during the time he
viii be at the hospital.
At the Vincitia club rooms this even.
ing the first tournament of series OF
pool, billiard and card games with the
Apollo club OF Montpelier will be
played. The tournament committee of
the Barre council OF the knights OF
Columbus met the Montpelier councils
committee TO make arrangements for a
series of 10 games in pool billiards and
cribbage. 1t is the desire Of each coun
Gil to include every player possible and
an endeavor to play no member twice
will be made. At the conclusion of the
series the defeated council win pay the
expense of banquet TO the victorious
teams. The first OF this series will be
played at the Montpelier council rooms
next Tuesday.