The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
TALK or THE TOXIN
Get your ice 4 Parkhurst pond Jan

Get your ice II Parkhurst pond Jan
7 and s. B. A. Hayward
Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday
evening; Gilbertsons orchestra. adv,
| Miss Maude Griffin of Montpelier il
spending several days with friends IN
Barre.
Mrs. Ida Nj. Gardens was removed to
the City hospital New Years day fol
treatment of a stomach trouble
Mrs. r, G. Fisher of Burlington ar.
rived in Barre Saturday night and will
spend several days with friends.
Tracy Griffing of New York City
who has been visiting friends on Beck
ley hill, returned to his home Satur-
day.
I Remember Jan. l6 in Rowland hall
with CAROLS orchestra, the Meadow
Brook Golf club will give you good
time for your money.-adv.
Earl Batchelder of SO fremont street
] left last night for Norwich, Conn,
called there by the death of his mother,
/ Mrs. Jennie l.. Harrington
Hildreth Martin, sophomore of Z,
v. NJ, returned to Burlington Saturday
afternoon, having passed the holidays
at his home in Barre.
!, Warm and comfy at opera house
tonight. "Three Twins big musical
comedy at popular prices, 301s people,
mostly girls.-adv.
William Beattie, who came week
ago to make visit at his home in
Granitevile and with friends in this
city, has gone back to Portsmouth, NH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Durrett of Nor
risville, called here by the illness of
Mrs. Julia Durrett of Central street a
week ago, have returned to Morrisville.
Miss Florence Canton of Maple ave
nue. went to Burlington Saturday after
noon in preparation for the reopening
of sessions at the University of Yer
mopt
Leland Avery, son of DIR. and Mrs.
n. +. Avery of East Barre, who came
home for the holidays, returned to
Tufts Dental college in Boston Satur
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Scott and fam
lily, who during the past several days
have been guests of DIR. and Mrs. w. +.
Mann of Orange street, returned Satur-
day afternoon to their home in ST. al.
bans.
Arthur Carroll, leader OF the Carroll
orchestra, left Saturday afternoon for
Hartford, Conn, to make short visit
with his mother and relatives. He
plans to return with one of his younger
sisters, who will attend the Barre
schools.
A son, Kenneth johnson Kirk, was
born at the Moore sanatorium, St.
Johnsbury, Jan. |, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth j. Kirk of that place. Mrs
Kirk was formerly Miss Gertrude
Mackie of this city.
Misses Irene and Alice Nelson, daugh |
ters of Mrs, Mary Nelson of 81 Mer
chant street completed Saturday after
noon their Christmas and New Years |
vacation and returned to st. Mary's |
academy in Burlington.
The regular meeting of Barre post, |
No. 10, American Legion, will be held |
evening at 1880 in the car
penters' hall, Worthen block Impor
tant business. A full attendance is de- |
sired, G. S. Demerell, Adjt.
A regular meeting of the Ladies OF |
Clan Gordon will be held Tuesday, Jan.
5, at 7;l5 p. m. Initiation and install
lation CT officers. Every member come.
Bring due books for the audit. Chris.
tina c. Leith, Rec. Sec.
The regular meeting of Cobble Hill
grange will be held Tuesday evening,
Ian. 6, at o'clock District Deputy
R G. Collins is expected TO be present
and install the officers. The reports of
he retiring officers will also be given.
Harold Patterson, who has been in
~, IL g a a. Ia
Eastman store, finished his duties there
Saturday night and viii leave in the
rear future for Los Angeles, Cal, 10
DIN his mother, who resides in that
place
Miss Kathleen 0Ieary, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John 0Ieary of "a East.
I'm avenue, after spending the vacation
# New Rochelle college of New Roeh-
lie, N. Y, here, left yesterday for the
ollege to resume her studies to-mor-
ow.
Horses boarded at the old Page sta
lie, Prospect street, So week. Hitches,
20, feed, 40c. Stalls By the week, I5c.
Horses 10 let at low prices. Colts brok
N by Gleason method at your barn or !
viii bring them to my stable. F. H.
hopkins. ,
Roger Farrell. a one time baseball /
tar of Goddard seminary, has been re-
ewing acquaintance with Barre {
riends and former sehoolmates during ,
he past week. Saturday he left for I
few London, Conn, where he is EN- 4
loyed as a ship builder.
Believing that the various automo- !
lie factories Of Detroit, Mich, afford !
opportunities for young men to find
four young Graniteville !
len, Robert Finnigan, Hector Mclean, !
ohm Rabitaille and Arthur Longchamp,
1T here Saturday afternoon for De a
roit 4
George Mitchell of Websterville has
sturned to Albany. n. Y, after spend .
lg the past two weeks with his par a
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell. \
ince leaving the quarry office Of the .
tandard Granite company, in Septem
er, he has been studying accountancy Z
nd management at the Albany Bust
ess college. :
John W. Sowles, Fay Mann, John