The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cyril Marion. a postgraduate stu
dent of Harvard, is passing the holi-
days at his home on Franklin street.
James Comolli of 327 North Main
street went to Bethel yesterday to re-
main over the week end with friends.
Mrs. Harry Allen and daughter. la,
of Warren are visiting with Edward
Allen of Beckley street over Christ
mas.
Carrolrs orchestra is playing for the
mid year alumni ball Tuesday. Dec. Is.
Everyone is planning to come. Re
freshments will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond e. Fuller of
New York City are spending the holi-
davs with Mrs. Fuller's father, l.,
Howard. of 6 Averill street.
George Shannon of Washington
street left for Brandon this morning,
where he will Join his wife and pass
Christmas day with his parents.
II. A. Dunbar of the Palace garage
went to st. Albans yesterday after
noon, where he win join his wife at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. Sid
ney Weaver.
Miss Gladys y. Gale has returned
from Montreal, where, with Mrs. Ed
win Bruce, she went to attend re-
cital by the great French organist, Jo-
seeh Bonnet.
Carroll Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Smith of 81 Summer street, Is
expected here this evening from New
Haven. Conn, to pass the Christmas
time at his home.
Leo Loranger, son of Mr. and Mrs,
A. J. Loranger Of l06 Summer street,
returned to his home Yesterday from
st. Michaels college to enjoy a two
weeks vacation.
Miss Priscilla Miles, stenographcr
at the state hospital in Waterbury, Is
expected here this afternoon TO pass
Christmas day with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Miles of South Main
street.
Fiorino Ronca, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Amedeo Ronea of II Cottage street
and a freshman at Worcester Tech,
Worcester, Mass, arrived in the city
last evening to pass the season holi-
days. Ronca suffered a broken leg
while playing football this fall in a
class game and as the result Of the
injury limps slightly. having but re
Gently abandoned his crlItches.
Ten new half dollars arrived at the
Peoples National bank yesterday and
this morning ali had been disposed Of
at a dollar apiece. The coins are made
Of silver and are the same size as all
United States half dollars. but the
moldS in which they were coined were
different, for on one side one sees
the Mayiiower al high sail and the
words. pilgrim Tercentenary Celebra-
tion 1920 1920 On the ether side is
printed. United States Of America
Pilgrim half dollar" These words en-
circle the bust Of a Pilgrim with a Bi
bic. beside which is engraved the Unit
ed States motto. In God We Trust.
The coins were procured by the Peo-
Piles bank through the First National
bank Of Boston. The extra half dol
lar for the coin j. used TO defray eX
penses Of the Pilgrim tcrcentenary Gel
ebration IN Plymouth.
DR.. Mae Gage. chiropractor. who with
her husband j. taking a few months
rest from the profession 90 regain her
health. was the center of hearty ova-
ton when departing for Crown Point,
y. V. yesterday afternoon. A group q
friends and patients were ~ the train
10 bid fsreWell and give their wishes
for ha.tv recovery for her and pr.
George Gage. though the latter had
preceded his wife 70 CroNn Point. y
part 81 her bsvgaee Mrs Gage carried
= handsome so ieHther travelling baC
token presented 70 her and her hu-
band from a group ef their patients.
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