The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

! Shea buys another stock of shoes
Read big shoe adv. page 6,adv.
Mrs. Myrtle brennan of East Calais
is spending a few days with friends
and relatives in Barre.
! Miss Lena Barberi of Brook street
has returned from Boston, where she
has been for the past week.
Trucking Done - Anyone wanting
light or heavy trucking done, call the
Granite City Bottling Works. adv.
Largest line of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices f. A. Prindle, Worthen block.
| Elks' concert and dance, city hall,
Montpelier, Friday night. Tickets can
be secured from W. G. Reynolds, Frank
Shea or Paul Scampini.--adv.
Elks' concert and dance, city hall,
Montpelier, Friday night TickAts can
be secured from w. G. Reynolds, Frank
Shea or Paul Scampini.-ady.
William Carmanetti of Williamstown
was brought from his home yesterday
to the Barre City hospital, believed to
be suffering from pneumonia. His con
dition was somewhat serious.
Papers from probate court appoint
ing her as administrators of the estates
OF Mary and Ray J.. Puffer were re-
ceiyed by 0verseer of the Poor Miss
Louise Gridley this morning.
Bernard Starr, son OF Mr.. and NJ.
Dennis Starr OF Perrin street, who
the past three weeks had been pneH-
nonia patiensy in Hartford. Conn,
hospital, is Expected home to-day.
A basketball game has been arranged
between the Newsboys' club and the
boys club Of the Presbyterian church
which will probably be staged Saturday
night in the Goddard gymnasium The
Newsboys' club will meet at the Com
munity house on Thursday evening of
this week.
Some rather important business will
come before the regular meeting of the
Vincitia club tomorrow evening. A
vice president is to be elected. Whether
or not the members shall be assessed
extra dues for the month of February
in order to pay expenses for ladies'
nights and smokers" will be another
important subject before the meeting.
Buy your tickets at the Park theatre
box office to-day for the Russian Sym
phony orchestra concert at Montpelier |
city hall Feb. .. Persons having these
tickets can exchange for reserved seats |
next Friday at Park theatre. Otherwise |
they will have to wait until Monday |
TO get reserved seats. Don't wait. BE /
sure of seats. Special cars both ways. |
adv.
A number of men from the local or
der of Modern Woodmen attended the |
special meeting OF the Woodmen in
Plainfield LAST evening. After the meet |
ing refreshments were served and
smoke talk enjoyed by the men. Those
from Barre attending the meeting were
Leon Johnson, Arthur Castle, Ernest
Nathan Clark. Lewis Clark, Alex. NOR, /
Reno, Lewis Sasserosi, William Wood.
Mrs. Harriet Gridley of Montpelier,
Who has been secured for social uplift
work at the Community house, win be
It the house a few days this week, but
will begin next week to give regular
ime to the work. She is lady of
vide experience in the uplift work and
viii be one of the big helpers of the
community house, giving her full time.
{ has been asked by the workers that
enthusiasts who have cloth
ng that they could give to the house
or the purpose of remodeling and max
ne over for poor children, meet at the
house next Tuesday even
ng with Mrs. Gridley.
The following is the list Of flowers
fhich were contributed at the time OF
be funeral of w H. Bradbury: Key.
tone memorial, Granite Royal Arch
hapter; floral star, with colors appro-
rate to the different points, Ruth
hapter. No. -, o. f. s.; pillow, Mrs
Y. II. Bradbury and Lillian; roses,
lrs. w. II. Brown and Ellis; carna
ions, Washington grange, Mr.. and Mrs.
Washington neighbors. Mrs.
:. r. Bradbury and Pearl, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. i. Bradbury and Elya. Mrs. J. l.. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Patch,
Ir, and Mrs. A. c. Tilden, Mr. and Mrs ,
. n. Tilden. Miss Cecilia O'Herin, Mrs
iper, Sunday school class and Y. =. c.
Ass of the Baptist church. Mont
plier. Mrs. l.. ID. Taft Mr.. and Mrs !
T. r. Cameron and Enoch, Mr.. and
Irs. Dan Hyland.