The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

in the city to-day.
Friday, Dee. 81, is the opening day
for the sale of January Victor rec
ords at Bailey's Music Rooms. adv.
The Vermont Poultry ASSOCIATION
will hold a meeting in the city court
room Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
James r. Marron and daughter, Wv
len, of Franklin street journeyed TO
Boston to-day for few days pleasure
trip :,
The local s. S. No 1872. will hold a
dance in Foresters' hall the evening OF
Dee. 81. All Scandinavians are wei
coined. d,
A delayed shipment of skis and
snowshoes just arrived will be sold at a
sacrifice to move them. The N. u.
Phelps Co.
Mrs. John Corrigan and two-week-
old daughter left the City hospital yes
terdays and went to their home on
Spaulding street.
Alderman A. j. Loranger OF Summer
street went to Sherbrooke, p. O., to-
day to spend 10 days or so visiting
his brother, Edward.
Luigi Valli of Brockton, Mass, Is
stopping with his sister Mary Cassei-
lini of Addison place, while spending
the holidays in Barre.
John p. Mcdonnell of Buffalo, N. T.,
and the Mcdonnell & Sons granite
firm, is guest of his brother, Robert
O. Mcdonnell, during the. holidays.
There will be Scotch dance IN
Clan Gordon hall Jan. |. Dancing
from 7. 80 to II. One dollar per eou
ple. extra ladies 35c. Refreshments
i served.--adv. :.
"Off with the old, on with the new.
Attend the dance in Rowland hall on
| New Years eve, Dec. 3l auspices
American Legion Good, sX-pleee or
| chestra.- adv
Dance in Rowland hall New Years
eve. Dancing till o'clock. Good, SIX
piece orchestra. Admission, ~, plus
war tax; ladies free. Auspices Ameri-
can Legion.-adv.
As there will be no paper on Satur-
dav. New Years day, clergymen are
requested to have their church notices
in the office early Friday for inser'
ton in that days paper.
| John Letourneau OF Worcester
Mass, arrived in the city yesterday
for the first time in four years and
intends to visit with relatives here un.
til after New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs c. S. Andrews are oe'
cupving the G. w. Melcher home at
90 Park street during the absence OF
Mrs. Melcher and her son from Barre
The phone number is 47Y.
Miss Il. Giacobbi. a clerk at the
Walk Over Boot and Shoe shop until
she moved to Boston, is visiting witt
her sister, Mrs. r. Bruggini OF ~
Pleasant street for two weeks.
Mrs. Robert Finnegan of Boston
after visiting in Barre during the
Christmas holidays, returned to-day
to the Jordan g. Marsh Co, where she
is employed in the musical depart
ment.
To obtain that well-dressed look
bring your garments here TO be cleaned
and pressed Barre Cleaning, Dyeinl
and Tailoring Shop. 1872 North Man
street, Barre. Walter krinovitz, Prop.
phone 1921.
Owing to break in The Times biz
press, part of yesterdays edition
was late in getting onto the street IL
Barre. Partial repairs have been mad'
40 that it is hoped there will be nj
further delays.
All stores. members of the Barr
Retail Merchants association, Inc
will remain open until O'Clock p. m
on Friday evening, Dec. 81, and will b.
closed all day Saturday, Jan. ], New
4, Years day.-adv.
A regular meeting Of the Contra
Labor union of Barre and vicinity VII
be held in Worthen hall Friday eve
ming. Jan. Z, at 1880 o'clock. All dele
gates take notice of change of time
Per order president.
Artenzio Bardosio of Pleasant stree
went to st. Adams Yesterday to Jon
the st. Albans festival orchestra o
40 pieces. which. during the festiva
Of the next few days. viii be contin
ually in demand. Mr.. Bardosio vii
play first horn.
r. IT, Bison, a junior OF the I'm
versity of Vermont, who since Dee Z
has been a patient at the Fanny ~
len hospital, after having his tonsil
and adenoids removed, passed throul'
l the city last evening on the way {
his home in East Barre to pass tn
: remainder Of the holidays.
2 Word is received each dav by Mis-
= Mildred Marion of the Miles bloc
concerning her brother. John. who
: seriously i'll in a hospital in Brooklyn
y. Y, and the message received tn
/ morning stated that he was still IN
J, critical condition. His mother, Mr.
e Mary Marion. Is still in Brooklyn
{ having gone there last week uDOn ia
o first information about his illness
? Deputy Sheriff +. A. Slayton brough
= into Barre CITY juvenile court yesteI
e dav. l4-year old Ralph White of MID
e dlesex. adopted son of Mr.. and Mr.
Roy T.-White, who was charged wit
/. breach of peace for fighting Wit
1 Oliver Marcel and using profane lar
puage at the Middlesex depot De
%. The lad was reprimanded bv Judc
| z. Z. Scott. placed on probation. an
nut in the charge Of his father. Mai
eel viii be brought into court later.
Probably the most expensive advel
Using article to he distributed by an
business firm in Barre is a gold-platc
l pencil. now being distributed by J. }
pirie. owner Of the famous Pirie qua'
ries in the auarrying district. II
pencils are products Of the VAIL Evei
sharp company. and. Of course. are =
eversharp pencil The pencils are i
ing distributed by Mr. Pirie 10 n
J numerous granite manufacturers WI
deal in and manufacture the Pr
granite.