The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

for Barre.-adv.
Carpenters; Meeting of local 4Sl this
evening deferred until after city meet
ing. w. H. Messer, president,
Special meeting of Ruth chapter, NO.
SO. o. f.. S., for work on Wednesday
evening Feb 25, at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. +. A. Witham, Mrs. II. S. Miles
and daughter left last night for Boston
to attend the millinery openings.
r. f. Scott, president, and John
Lyon, superintendent of the Peerless
Mills CO., are in the city on business
Largest line of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. f. A. Prindle, Worthen block.
Twenty-six rounds OF boxing at ar
mory, Montpelier, Monday night, $3.50.
Reserved seats on sale at Marrion's
Cigar Store,-adv.
Mrs. Ernesto Tosi of Perrin street
was taken to the Barre City hospital
Saturday night, having been Ill for the
past week with influenza.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Papazoni of 1874 Brook street died yes
terday morning. The body was taken
to Flmwood vault to await burial later.
Basketball. armory hall, Montpelier,
Wednesday, Feb. Montpelier post,
No. 3, VS.. Windsor. Tickets can be
| procured at Lander's pool room. Game
starts at Sis. Dance after the game
adv
Basketball, armory hall, Montpelier,
Wednesday, Feb. % Montpelier post,
No. 3. VS.. Windsor Tickets can be
procured at Lander's pool room. Game
starts at s:l5. Dance after the game
with Landi's orchestra furnishing muse
adv
Parish supper, Congregational church
Wednesday night at 6 o'clock. Every.
one connected with the church in any
way cordially invited. Ladies bring
| food as customary on such occasions
without further solicitation. Come and
| make this family gathering.
Attention, insurance men, contrac'
tors, electricians, all others interested
Thomas Henry Day of the \. r. In
surance exchange, will give an illustrat-
ed lecture on electric wiring at *. OF
hail. Blanchard block, at O'Clock
Wednesday evening, Feb. %. BE sure
and attend Public cordially invited
No admission fee,
The present indications from the ad-
vance sale Of reserved seats are that
the armory, Montpelier, will be packed
and nothing has been left undone te
make tonight regular night, SO
that everyone will go away with good
word for the spirit of boxing, which is
being recognized by the government
colleges and schools adv
Program of entertainment at Presby-
terrain church at 1880 o'clock tonight,
Feb. %: Piano duet, Misses Ruth Arm
strong and Ruth Mackenzie; fan drill,
u little girls: recitation, Ruth Wylie;
song. two little girls and two little
boys: farce, several young people; sing
ing of america by audience. Ad'
mission, l5c adults, children under 10,
Toe. This includes refreshments.-adV:
The Crescents. local aggregation OF
basketball players, defeated the Wood
bury A. C. at Woodbury. Saturday
night bv a score of % to To- Crescents
Forwards, johnson and Bjorn; cen
ter. r. oliver: guards II. oliver, Muir
phv and Densmore. Woodbury-For-
wards. Ross and II. Atkinson; center,
c. Atkinson; guards, Davis and Brown.
Baskets, Murphy 4, johnson 3, BJorn :,
Densmore |, II. Oliver !, Ross ], A.
| Atkinson 2; from fouls, Ross !.
| Master Francis Worckelman was Civ
on surprise party Saturday afternoon
by So OF his friends at the home OF
Oliver Iesperance, 1876 Elm street.
MANY games were played and refresh
ments of cocoa, assorted cakes, popcorn
and candy were served. Violin solos
were played by Freeman Lesperance
and Regnal Abare and songs were sung
by Miss Margharita Sconzarbli and
Miss Beatrice Carroll. In behalf of the
company. Miss Henrietta Archambault
presented Master Francis a camera
from his friends and many other
gifts were left him. He thanked the
guests for all the gifts. The children
left wishing him many more happy
! birthdays.
Word has been received from New
| Haven, Conn, of the marriage OF Cor
| don Howard Guy and Miss Mae Nor,
both well-known young people of Gran
| iteville. They were united in marriage
by Rev. Mr.. Moore Of the Congregation
al church at o'clock Saturday, Feb
IA. The bride was gowned in georgette
crepe and wore a brides veil and car
ried a bouquet OF roses. They were at.
tended by Miss Annie Greenley and
Clarence Guy After the marriage, a
! bountiful supper was served at the
/ home Of the brides sister, Mrs. George
Rcnnie. The groom served two years in
France in the Goth division. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy received many beautiful gifts,
including cut glass, linen agd silver
The couple will make their home in
New Haven.
For the first time since the new OIL
GERS were elected, sufficient number
of members of r. b. Crandall post, No.
| 50, G.. A. r., met at their rooms at city
hall Saturday afternoon to install the
| officers. Hiram NJ. Pierce of Montpelier
acted as the installing officer. The new
| ly installed officers are: Comma
Nathaniel Bond: senior vice com J.
der. n Harrington junior vice 9 J.
mander, George Perrin; chaplain, A. j.
Baldwin; quartermaster, b. 7. Wiley
officer Of the guard, George Hunt; out
side guard. T. r. Johnson; adjutant,
III. c. Harris. A. J. Baldwin was ap-
1 pointed to solicit information relative
| TO erecting a tablet monument on the
G. A. r. lot in Elmwood cemetery. The
veterans have a fund somewhere in the
vicinity of $500, raised by subscription
some wears ago for a similar purpose,
and further additions to this may be
solicited when the cost of a memorial is
/ obtained.