The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08
TALK or THE 7'OWN

| Is visiting with friends IN TINS clty.
For Sale: Several good ranges and
heaters. Abram Fine, 40 Maple avenue.
| One more good used upright piano to
be sold at a bargain. Bailey's Music
Rooms.
Keep in mind the two big wrestling
bouts, Clan Gordon hall next Wcdnes
day. adv.
Meeting Of the Burns club, Clan Cor
don hall, Friday, Jan. 0, ut 1880. Per
| order president.
Miss Lcona Lamb, Barre's talented
soloist, will appear at the Meadow
Brook Golf club carnival.--adv.
| Alexander Reid, employed during the
past year at the Fore River shipyards.
is visiting friends on South Main street.
Isaac Gould arrived in Barre yestcr
day and is visiting at his home. Mr..
Gould is employed in Brooklyn, N. "
Regular meeting OF Col. J. b. Mead
circle, No. |, Ladies of the G. A. r., will
be held Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
in auxiliary hall.
James Powers, operator at the Park
theatre, returned yesterday from sew
eral days vacation spent in Concord
and Franklin, n. H.
Notice to the Public-Gauld & Rob
ertson are exclusive agents for the
4Etna Life Insurance Co. of Hartford,
Conn. See adv. on page 5.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Calcagni Of IL
Foss street returned yesterday from
New Britain, Conn, and two weeks
stay with former Barre friends there
Miss Rose Hopkins of II Summer
street, who for the past several weeks
has been on typhoid fever case in
/ Warren, was called to South Royalton
yesterday to care for pneumonia pa
| tient.
Regular meeting of the l. 0. 0. L.,
Nj. T., will be held in knights of Pyth.
las hall this week Friday evening.
There will be installation and initia.
ton. Refreshments will be served after
the meeting.
| Orlo Allen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man c. Allen of Brook street, returned
on the midnight train last night to the
Lowell Business college in Lowell, |
Mass, having remained here over the !
Christmas and New Years holidays
Any persons who may be interested |
in looking at the state fish and game |
commissioner official list of those who |
killed deer during the 1910 season will |
be accommodate by inquiring at The
Times Office for a limited period. The
list is divided into counties and into
towns.
Though it has not been officially an
nounccd, it is learned that Frank O.
Lee, for the past five years superintend
ent of the water department Of Barre
and city engineer, intends to present
the city counclmen his resignation on
or about March |. An offer of more
generous salary and further advance
ment is believed to be the incentive
drawing Mr.. Lee from the Barre posi-
ton,
In Barre Granite, magazine pub
lished each month by the Granite Man
ufacturers' association Of Barre and
edited by Secretary Athol n. Bell, APP
pears in the January the following an
nouneemeDt: Brown, Carroll & Go. Of
Barre. since January, 1917, conducted
by Charles A. Brown and George 5.
DeMerell, sole owners, announces in
effect Jan /, 1920, q change of name to
Brown & DeMerell. Ownership, policies
and place of business remain the sameN
Notf ing is changed but the name, under J
whi II the manufacture Of granite !
me, iorials will be continued. I
he Mortified Legion basketball .
cam suffered its second defeat this
] ason in this vicinity at the hands Of |,
he Graniteville town team Tuesday |
evening. The score was "A points for Z
and Is for the army fel. !
lows Earl Smith of Barre refereed the
game. The hall in that place being !
very small, the Legion boys were un.
able to show up the game that they
might have in a larger hall. Lille of 0
Barre starred for the Graniteville five,
Is did Stone for the Northfield quintet, :
Mortified was also handicapped in the a
oss Of three of the regular men.
Scotland by Song and Story" is the Is
iubiect of the stereopticon lecture TO
pc given tonight at 1880 by Rev. Will h
lam Men. Kittredge in the Presbyte- 4
ian church under the auspices of the r
Mems club The affair is known as !,
aides night and all men of the church u
nd ladies are invited to he guests Of /,
he club. There are some rs OF the best n
lides obtainable, having been secured "
rom Underwood & Underwood Of New N
York. After the lecture, light refresh. r
nents win be served There is no adj 4
Mission charge and II il hoped all those
in Scotland will grasp this o,
opportunity of travelling by picture a,
through this old and historical country.
inexperienced railroad employees ON M
he Central Vermont railway have OF ~
Ate caused a notable loss to the com o.
any because of their unfamiliarity az
nth the requirements of passenger Pa
ars Careless ventilation and heating ~
ave affected the service of the rail- ui
pad, much to the chagrin of the Off ~
als OF the railway. To eliminate this
of improper service to the
nblic, set of rules concerning ventlia-
on and heating OF passenger cars has
cen handed in small book form to nj
very conductor or employe responsible be
IT these conditions. This unfamiliar
v is due to the initiation into the IN
lilway service of many new employees. IN
Announcement was made yesterday ex
Y the Granite Manufacturers associa-
on that the associations petition H'
gainst the Montpelier & Barre Light.
q Power company will come up be- tn
re the public service commission in I'll
he Senate chamber of the Capitol on
eb. 10. IL viii be recalled that the ms
,aring was continued from early No
'mber, when the public service com Of
ission ordered the power company to fir
'oduee its books for the inspection OF
e petitioners and to secure a physical us
animation. The hearing promises
lmber of interesting developments ito
nee the association took the opportu-