The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-09
TALK or THE TOWN

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city to-day on brief business visit
Special bargains in embroidery. Lit
tie Dry Goods Store, Cottage street, Of
Main.
| Mrs. Alto Mariani returned last nigh
after six weeks visit with friends il
| Boston.
Joseph dep of Barre left this morn
ing for Providence, r. l., where he vii
spend several days.
Salem Corey of Providence, r. l., Il
visiting at the homes Of Toncy and
Alex Corey of Barre.
Theron Meader of Newport is pass
ing few days in Barre on combined
business and pleasure trip.
Trucking Done Anyone wanting
light or heavy trucking done, call the
Granite CITY Bottling Works. adv
Mrs. A, Broggi has arrived in Barre
from Italy to join her husband of Ber-
lin street after an absence of nine years
from this city.
Mrs Mary Deep and Mrs Mary Cor
ey of Prospect street have returned
from Troy, n. H., where they have
been for the past few days.
Edwin Ross OF Gilmore street has re-
ceived word that his mother IN Mai
mont, Sask., is seriously ILL., and expects
to 90 out there the last Of the Week.
j Elliot Stoughton, a retail monu-
mental dealer Of Canajoharie. N. r..
who at one time was resident OF
Barre, is here for an indefinite business
visit.
Roy LaDue Of Randolph, former
night ticket agent and baggage master
Of the Central Vermont station here.
has recovered from weeks illness and
is now visiting with Barre friends.
Fred Cults Of the Barre Office OF
Townsend & CO., has started
on a Journey through the middle west
in the interest Of his firm. His chief
stops will be in Chicago, ILL.,, and Mans
field, o.
Regular meeting Of the T. O. o. L.,
VI. IT,. win be held i'll Knights of Pyth-
las hall this week Friday evening.
There will be installation and initia
ton Refreshments viii be served after
the meeting.
Every member of The Knights Of Co
Inmbus is requested 10 attend the adj
journed regular meeting Sunday after
noon at 8 O'Clock TO hear important
questions discussed and turn in their
club room keys.
Leap year dance at Cobble Hill
grange Friday evening, Jan. .. Two
piece orchestra will furnish music. Adj
soc per couple; extra gents.
25c Refreshments will be on sale. All
come and have good time. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webber OF Pine
River, Mimi, arrived in Barre to-day
md are visiting friends and relatives
lere. Mr.. WetdDer il real estate
lealer in Pine River. They will remain
with friends in Barre and
Ticinity.
On next Sunday evening Rev. Stanley
Manning, national director Of the
Young Peoples Christian union Of the
Tniyersalist church. will preach in the
jniyersalist auditorium at o'clock.
All interested in such work and in the
hureh are cordially invited to attend.
As correction to an item made the
irst of the week concerning the mar
iage Of Fred Hall, the science teacher
It Goddard seminary. the following
tatement is made: Miss Grace Rachel
'anney of Pennington, n, H., and Fred |
Tall were married Dec 20, at Laconia, |
I. II.
The special meeting of the Marquis |
e Lafayette chapter. ID. A. r., will |
AXE place at 2.30 o'clock instead of |
:l5 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the |
ONE of Mrs. Ca H. Heaton in Mont
eier. The meeting will be held under
he auspices Of the educational depart
lent Of the organization. and NJ b. |
iiIlegas will be the speaker. During
he social hour, refreshments viii be
erved,
The promoter of the wrestling
matches to be held here Wednesday
venng Jan. Ia, has secured as referee
III T. Bourbon Of Claremont. n. H.,
nown to many as Honest Eli" as
fierce for the matches. He is referee
/ considerable experience, having
rested in more than 500 matches and
,fereed almost as many more. His
lotto, according to the promoter Is.
No favors asked, none given, the best
ian wins"
Last evening in the Uniyersalist YES
v. members of that church gathered
II the first quarterly meeting Of the
EAR. Only few business items were
lrried out formally but were discussed
. length. The officers of the Sunday
hool were elected and they are as
flows: Superintendent. Homer c.
add; assistant, A. h. Lanei secretary.
iss Cleora Reynolds; treasurer, Miss
ratrice Mower; pianist, Miss Rachel
ltler. The meeting was adjourned in
der to frame some of the work 70 be
rried out at the meeting.
Scotland by Song and Story" an
nstraicd lecture by Underwood &
of New York, was given in |
Ic Presbyterian church las; evening
, Rev. William Men. kittredge, un.
r. the auspices Of the mems club.
he evening was known as ladies' night /
HI a large number of women We're !
esent TO enjoy an evening OF pleasure. !
the lecture were nearly ,
beautiful colored slides, taking one /
ON the northern part of Scotland, / l
rough Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aber-
en-. The early history Of the land Z
ID the traditions associated with such /,
en- as Sir Walter Scott and Robert =
irns, were among the interesting 4
rts of the lecture. Light refresh i
nnts were served at the close OF the {
Getting i