The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

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H Miss Cora G. Roberts is i'll at he
1 home, 20 Richardson street
\ Alexander Duncan went to Proctc
this morning for short business visi
Il Hear Max Fisher, reader, at Uniyel
salist church Thursday evening.-ad'
| Special Lenten service at the Churc
of the Good Shepherd tonight at IA
| o'clock
W. G. Reynolds is, in Berlin, n. II
having left this morning to remain TO
Il day or two.
Shamrocks vs.. Spaulding at Spauld
ing gymnasium Wednesday night. Al
out for good game. adv.
An adjourned meeting of tool sharp
eners No. 2 will be held in polishers
hall Wednesday evening at o'clock
James McGlafin went to Waterbur,
this morning to attend the funeral o
his sister, Mrs. Joseph B. Eldredge.
Don't forget the basketball game al
Montpelier between Montpelier Legion
and Shamrocks Friday evening, Marcel
5.1adv.
Charles Gibbons left this morning
for Bennington, having been summoned
there to do some cable repair work fol-
the New England Tel. 4 Tel. Co,
Basketball, armory hall, Montpelier
Friday, March s. Montpelier post, No
3, vs., Shamrocks Of Barre. Tickets at
Landers pool room. Dance after game
adv.
Henry c. Whitaker of Chicago, H.,
publisher of the Monumental News, ar
rived in the city last evening to spend
a few days in Barre and vicinity on
business
Regular meeting of Barre post, No,
10. American Legion, Wednesday even.
| ing March 3. at 1880 in carpenters
hall, Worthen block George DeMerell,
sdjutant.
Our spring lines Of clothing, furni-
ture, floor coverings, baby carriages.
strollers. sulkies now ready. Good
credit is good. cash ) per cent better.
Sadlier, Keith avenue.
G. Marshall Of ST. Adams assumed
last night the duties Of night agent at
the Central Vermont railway office in
place of John Barlow, who recently
completed duties there.
Anybody desiring to attend the milk
producers banquet Friday night should
notify the committee by Thursday
night so they viii know how many to
cater for. Everybody invited.
J. Maisc Of Milton, Pa. a travelling
salesman for the Excelsior Granite Go.
of this city. who has been here on
business during the past week. re-
turned to his home last night
Mrs Ernesto Tosi Of Beckley street
who was taken to the Barre City hos
pital two weeks ago, returned TO her
horne to-day. having almost completely
recovered from a serious attack of in
fuenza.
There viii be meeting Of the Barre
Landlords association in the city court
room this evening at 100. Al owners
of renting property and agents not
already affiliated with the association
are invited to this meeting.
Tomorrow night in St Johnsbury
Goddard seminary's basketball team
meets the 81 ,Iohnsbury legion team,
state Included in this legion team is
"Pus' Connors, the all round athlete
at the seminary few years back.
John y. Kelly of the John h. Kelly
& Co furnishing department on North
Main street has returned from Bur
lington, having been called there by
the illness and death of his father. J
+. Kelly. Cleveland Kelly Of Boston,
his brother. accompanied him to Barre
to remain for day or so.
The Nowhere's bowling team meets |
the Northticld town team tonight on |
the Murphy 4 Weafer alleys on Pearl |
street for the first time this year, and |
the first match Of series of three The |
second game will b. played at North !
field some time next week, the date to
be decided upon after the game to
night.
The Barre Shamrocks' basketball |
team, which last week was rcorganized, !
has been doing considerable practice /
IN the Spaulding gymnasium in prepar
alton for the game with the Mont l
Delier legion team in the aymory hall
Friday night Of this week One or two
players of the stellar quality, hereto
fore uuheard Of in this district, have
,ome &c light since the rcorgan cation.
One Of these IS Edwin Mar hall, an as
iistant coach at Goddard seminary.
Who will doubtless be included in the
lineup Friday night Francis Grady,
low Of Newport. n H.. who formerly
played with the Barre Shamrock, rs.
ured the management yesterday by
elegram that he would be here in time
or the game and don the uniform with
lis former teammates.
Twenty minutes after William Haus.
IAN began work at the Steele Granite
o. yesterday afternoon. Ne had sui
cred an injury that cost the sight Of
lis right eye. Being stonecutter, he
vas employed Mt the time in holding a
'ull-sct for another workman. A piece
f steel measuring five eighths Of an
neh long and three eighths wide.
Weighing 20 grains, flow from the bull
ct when strlck by tho hammer and
itself in the sight Of the eve.
he sight was completely destroyed. II
he physician declared, and there is
My possibility THAT the eycball can
c saved. Mr.. Hauskan. who resides at
Merchant street, did not have any !
rotectiun glasses on at the time of the !
ccident. The piece Of steel extracted
rom the eye by Dr.. ID. G. Jarvis. wa
ne Of the largest pieces ever taken I