The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-21
TALK or THE TOWN

H. ~ y. tdiutI ltll Yesterday OIL u
short business trip to Ausabe, n "
Dance, Rowland hall, Wednesday
night; gents zoe, ladies free; Gilbert
sons orchestra, adv.
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. McRae and family
went to Montpelier this morning to
attend the funeral Of Michael Good.
Joe Shlmkus left here this morning
for st. Adams, where tonight he is to
meet in a catch las catch can match
Curleyl Mcclure.
Miss Pearl Wilkins, who came here to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. w. II. Gale,
returned to her home in Springfield,
Mass, to-day.
W. Palmer, representing the Wells
bach company of Boston, arrived in
Barre this morning for few days
business visit.
| Four foot wood We have few loads
OF mixed dry fourfoot wood we viii
deliver for $3.50 per solid cord. ID. A.
Perry Real Estate Agency.
Miss Lyle Even of II Liberty street
went to Showhegan, Me-, this morning,
to remain during the winter with her
sister. Mrs. George Young.
Andrew Kelly Of Hotel Barre en-
tered the Goddard commercial glasses
yesterday, taking subjects that will
best fiji him for hotel work
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Gregoire have re-
turned to their home on Newton street.
after spending several days with
friends and relatives in New York.
Advance tickets for the Russian SYM.
phony orchestra concert at Montpelier
city hall Feb. Q now on sale at Park
theatre box office. Be sure of seats.
Buy tickets now.-adv
Notice to X. Of G. A regular meet
ing is to be held at the club rooms
this evening, at which matters of inn
portancc will be taken up. The pres
ence Of large number is desired.
Wilfred Ledden of Montpelier came
10 Barre this morning from the Mont
pelier Western Union office, to act as
operator in the place of Reuben Hud
son, local operator, who has been
obliged to be relieved for a while.
All YD men of Barre, Barre Town
and vicinity are requested to meet at
the B, W. Hooker furniture store on
Thursday evening at o'clock for the
purpose Of discussing the ID memorial
club house in Boston and formulate
plans to raise Barre's quota of 1925.
This is considered very important to
very I'D man, since the Vermont |
quota has not been solicited as yet J
Thus far the YD men have failed in |
no undertaking and it is the desire of |
Barre chairman of the fund committee, |
Neil Hooker, to complete this as sue
cess.
Joseph Rioux Of Central street has
filed claims for $500 to the commits
sioners OF the Antonio DePrato es.
tate, for loss sustained last summer
when Antonio Deprato, an insane fruit
dealer. shot and killed instantly. Mr.. /
Rioux son, Edmund, then turned the
revolver upon himself for instantane-
Gus death. AT Attorney A. a. Sar-
gents office, the commissioners, Ar
thur G. Tilden and George Manatti Of
the DePrato estate. will hear the claims /
to morrow TO be presented by States
Attorney f. K. Davis and Attorney J.
w Gordon Grand Juror Sargent OF
Barre and Fred s. Webster Of Swanton
VIII present the case OF the DeGratO #
lstate, Mr.. Sargent being administra.
Tor for the same.
AT regular meeting of Cobble Hill
held last evening. it was decided
hat the populaee in general should be
benefited by another dance at the
range rooms on east hill An active
committee was appointed and it was
he general opinion that the customary
Ill-around good time is TO be the re-
ult. Final dates We're not settled, but
assurance is given that the time is not
AR off Considerable business was
but the most satisfactory
vas the acceptance OF IL applications
or membership. II was also decided
hat contest for better membership
hould be held between the men and
women of the order, the losing side to
urnish treat at the expiration of the
ontest. The secretary wishes it stated
or the information of the grangers that
N action of the last session Of the
tate grange makes il necessary for
members to pay annual !
ue of sl.56, instead of the former fee
{ Sl.20 i