The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-06

ing. adv.
J.iA. Houghton Of Mortified wa
among the business visitors in Barre
yesterday.
Mrs. Maude Vcnner went yesterda,
to Montpelier, where she is to be en-
ployed as waitress
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Pierce Of IL Currier street at tn,
City hospital Jan. 2.
Miss Flora Houston has returned t,
the city after a Today vacation Will
friends in Liinenburg.
Wanted---A derrickman who under
stands care of compressors. Excelsior
Granite Co., Montpelier
An eight pound daughter was borr
Sunday, Jan 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Riley, jr., OF II Beacon street
Aquila Vigneault has returned t.
Richmond, after spending several days
4 at his home on Summer street.
G. r. Gallagher returned yesterday
from Waterbury, whore he has beer
spending several days on business.
I Cyril Marion Of 35 Franklin street
lleft this morning for Worcester, Mass.
to continue studies at Holy Cross col.
lege
Opera house tonight, March's Must
cal Merry Makers in "For the Love OF
Mike" by Bud Fisher, author of "Mutt
and jeff adv.
Leap year dance, South Barre grange
hall, Wednesday, Jan. IA. Admission,
I75c couple; extra gents, 25c. Re
! freshments. adv,
Guy and Hugh Humphrey Of Marsh
/ field are spending several days al the
home Of their uncle, q. l.. Woodwork,
of 1872 North Main street.
Notice to the Public--Gauld & Rob
ertson are exclusive agents for the
Etna Life Insurance Co. of Hartford,
Conn. See adv. on page 5.adv
Mrs. d. c. Jarvis and little daughter,
Sylvia, have returned from a several
DAYS visit with relatives in Burlington
to their home on Orange street.
Miss Emily Dodge has returned to
the University OF Vermont after visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
/ b. Dodge, over the vacation season,
Drussell Coffin and A. James Massie-
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Massie Of
| Garfield avenue, went to Springfield to-
day to find employment in the machine
shops there.
| Alex. Rennie. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
! Alexander Rennie OF 200 South Main
street, returned yesterday afternoon to
Middlebury college to resume to-day
| his freshman studies
| Miss Madeline Mcdonald. who had
been spending the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Mcdonald
of Perry street, has returned to her
| studies at Middlebury college.
/ Clarence Gale Of Montpelier, who has
real estate interests in Barre, WAS here
today making preparations for has
| Journey to morrow TO Homestead, Fla,
whore he viii spend the winter months
The Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co
| have received another invoice Of the
! Sl.00 per week and Zoe per week Christ.
mas club books and would be pleased
10 open new accounts until the supply
| is gone.-adv.
| At 5 o'clock last evening the large
LaFrance FIRE truck and the regulars
were summoned TO a chimney fire at
| the George Straiton home at 10 Wash
ington street. Nothing serious resulted
from the fire that was squelched with a
garden hose.
Maccabees, attention, Regular meet
| ing OF Harmon review, No. ], will be
held Wednesday evening. Supper will
be served at $3.50 o'clock, followed by
installation OF officers. New password.
! Guards and officers are requested TO
wear white.
The January meeting Of the United
| Missionary societies OF Hedding Nj. r.
/ church will be held at the home of Mrs.
Alexander Smith. rs Keith, avenue. on
| Wednesday, Jan. Z. at 2;30 p. m. This
is to be the first meeting OF 1920. Let
Tan the members remember to be pres
emit
Joseph Fraser, who recently had the
misfortune 70 have his right eye re-
moved because Of serious injury iniiict-
ed by piece Of steel while he was at
work in a stoneshed, has returned %
/ his home on Ayers street. The opera
ton was performed at the Royal Vic
toria hospital in Montreal.
! Storekeepers as well as City Clerk
James Mackay and assistants are daily
/ directing people TO recourse TO the
Barre sugar cards. Many, either
through force of habit or because they
have been fnisinformed. apply at the
city Office for sugar cards. This year
Attorney H. w Scott has charge OF the
distribution of these cards at his office,
room No. |, in the Bolster block.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Brown of Jeifer-
SON street have returned to their home
from oxford. n. ". where they attend
cd the funeral OF Mrs. Browns mother,
\ Mrs. 4. b. Harriott. Mrs. Harriott was
AT the time Of her death. Dec. 80. Wis
ting at the home of Mrs. II. w. Bevins,
her daughter, in ST. Aibans. MT. and
/ Mrs. Brown accompanied the remains
from St Adams to Oxford
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson have
returned 20 Montreal after 10 days
visit with their parents on tarwell
street. Mr.. Thompson Is attending the
/ military school of the Canadian army
Il taxing n course in shoemaking. After
completing the course, be intends com.
inn To Barre TO work at that trade
M Thompson was with the s7th Gren.
adler Guards in 1915 and was wounded
in the battle Of the Somme in 1916.
Before hall filled TO capacity. the
Tufts college glee and banjo clubs pre-
sentrd AZ Goddard seminary last might
one Of fhe finest programs given before
a Barre audience this season. There
are ~ members in tho clubs. and they
are surely adept. when il comes 10 pro
dncinc symphonies. Under the man.
asrneut IL J. B. kellick, jr.. with the
siee club under the leadership Of A. J..
\ Tbiesfeldt and the mandolin Glib led
he q : Lind. the clubs are deserving
of many praises for the manner Of
presenting their entertainment. The