The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Another lot of grated Baldwin ap'
pies in Tomasi Cash Saving Market
Miss Irene Calcagni, formerly of this
city, Is visiting for week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Calcagni of Foss
street.
The Hibernian bazaar and dance lee
] in Rowland hall Sale of fancy ar.
ticles. Program of best local talent
| CAROLS orchestra adv.
Logon Granite City, No. 1853 S, B.
af A. Andornar dams lorrdagen den
20 Nov, Forester hall. Musk al
A. Carlson. Katie serveras. All vel
komna.
Miss Mildred Lander of Washington
street went to Burlington yesterday
afternoon to attend last evening the
Knights of Columbus banquet and ball
at Hotel Vermont.
Charles Littel of Grant avenue,
| who has been employed at the Barre
postoffice for the past two years, rom
pletes his duties as mail carrier there
this afternoon. After weeks vacation
Mr.. Littel plans to 90 to Boston, where
he has secured employment.
Frigid weather, snow, and rough, icy
roads failed to keep John c. Dodge OF
South Main street this morning from
starting to carry out his plans for the
dav. Mr.. Dodge started out about y
o'clock in Ford car firmly determined
to reach Bellows Falls before nightfall.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Dodge,
who is to visit in Bellows Falls for a
short time.
Joe Shimkus, the Lithuanian wrsst-
Ter, who gave an exhibition in the le-
gion club rooms on Church street last
evening, left this morning for Water
bury, where it is possible a match has
been arranged for him by promoter
of that town, he having been invited
there to stage bout. From Water
bury he goes to st. Adams, and there
wrestles tomorrow night,
In spite of the inclement weather
last evening, and the disagreeable
walking, nearly one hundred couples
were in attendance at the third of a
series OF dances which the ladies mn
ion of the Universalist church is plan
ming to give this winter. The Uni-
versalist dances are becoming steadily
popular, not only with the younger eie-
ment, but with the older "young PEG.
pie" as well. The ladies have already
made plans for another dance in the
near future CAROLS orchestra OF six
pieces played for the dancing last eve
ming.
Nat w Keith Of 20 Currier street
had the misfortune TO develop blood
poison in his left hand last week, and,
of course, has been unable to carry on
his work as usual A splinter pene-
trated his middle finger, was removed,
but after the healing blood poison set
in, extending TO the palm of the hand
Since lsncing the soreness has been
dispelled considerably, and apparently
the injury is healing as fast as posi-
bic. Mr.. Keith expects to begin work
again as a deliyeryman for the Clark
feed store within a few days.
AT the suggestion of Principal r.
l. DAWSON of Goddard seminary, some
thing entirely new in entertainment Is
being prepared for the student body
Of the school on or about Dec 10. The
amusement comes in the form Of a
cabaret, minus the liquor, of course,
with eccentric dancing singing, mu-
sic and bountiful supper. Nearly
80 young people are rehearsing for
parts in the entertainment program
under the direction OF Miss Flanagan,
member of the faculty. Only about
80 or 80 people outside the school will
be able to attend the cabaret as the
assembly hail. wherein the affair viii
be staged. can accommodate no more.
A ski and snowshoe club was recent
" formed among a few of the follSsv
ers of the winter sports. Vt is the plan
of the new club to arrange for several
short skiing and snowshoeing outings
this winter. The members Of the club
are hopeful that few weekend OK
petitions maybe taken before winters
SHOWS shall have departed from the
Vermont hills and wales. A committee
from the club is trying to arrange for
the purchase or the building of a camp
on Camel's Hump in North Duxbury.
At the organization of the club the
following officers were elected Presi-
dent, Peter Merlo; vice president,
Thomas Mercer; secretary, Charles Col
Inns, sr.; treasurer, Charles Arnholm.
1t is the present present members
purpose to extend membership to any
one interested in these two winter
sports. Application blanks can be Sc
cured from Charles Collins, ST., either
at his home at 20 Spaulding street or
at the Miers barber shop.