The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Social dance in Rowland hail Friday
night. CAROLS orchestra.
One more good walnut case parlor
organ for sale cheap at Bailey's Music
Rooms.
Mrs. ID. G. Jarvis went to Burlington
this morning to pass day or two with
relatives.
Mrs. +. H. Carleton was called to
Chelsea by the serious illness of Mrs.
II. n Mattison.
Largest line OF new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. Il. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
Mrs. NJ. S. Levin and daughter, Rosa,
Of Merchant street, left this morning
for Albany, N. Y, for a few days
visit.
Big reduction in winter underwear
and fannels all this week. The New
Dry Goods Store, Pearl street, Mrs.
c. NJ Halves. Open evenings.
Miss Eva Marin and Miss Marie Ga
mache, who for the past week have
been Burlington visitors, returned to
their homes here yesterday afternoon.
Charles Furey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Furey Of Beckley street, re-.
turned to the University of Vermont
to day after spending few days at
his home.
For a delicious dessert or for lunch
con, serve some of our brick ice cream,
1t keeps longer than ordinary cream,
and the flavor is satisfying. Try some.
Barre Drug Co.
Miss Leona Marin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. Marin of Maple avenue,
now a student nurse at the state hos
pital in Waterbury, is spending a few
days vacation at her home in this
city.
The funeral of Miss Mary +. White,
who died Tuesday morning, will be held
from her late home, $40 North Main
street, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev. b. G. Lipsky will officate and bur
ial will be in Elmwood cemetery.
Howard w. Norris of East Barre,
bookkeeper of the quarrying firm OF
Wetmore & Morse, is in critical con-
dition at the Barre City hospital. Mr..
Norris was operated upon Tuesday aft
ernoon for pus case of appendicitis,
Through Grand Knight L. J. Owens
of the Knights of Columbus, the Wa
terbury council extends cordial inyi'
tation to all Barre members TO attend
the opening of the council rooms in
Waterbury this evening. The event
will be celebrated by dance and sup
per.
Girls of the junior sodality Of st.
Monicas church met In the Knights Of
Columbus hall last evening for a social
evening. Nearly go of the members
were present Mt 7 40 when the dancing
and numerous games were begun. Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake were
served by the chaperones, Mrs. +. L,
Gladding, Mrs T. H. Burke, Mrs. L. j,
Bruya and Mrs. John f. Hoban.
Dean Bassett experienced mishap
Yesterday afternoon when half his load
Of hay rolled Off the large sled and
onto the car tracks just about car time
near Wiley street on the Montpelier
road. The electric cars were held up
some few minutes until the hay could
be removed to the edge of the road and
later reloaded, but few people noticed
the change in the running schedule.
Barre and GranitevilIe members of
the Barre council OF the Knights of
Columbus met last evening in the gym
nasium hall in Graniteville about $3.50
for their annual dance and social even
ing. The Barre members, that is, as
many as could--about 30 couples-left
the local X. OF G. rooms in large barge
and three seated sleighs at Z o'clock.
But this group left behind Is other
members and their wives, who endeav-
ored to secure other teams about the
town TO take them to Graniteville.
Not team was available in the city
because two other sleighride parties OF
other societies had also required a
number Of horses and sleighs so it was
that some of these members were left
behind Walking was good, however,
and two or three of the couples walked
to the hall in Graniteville, where more
than $50 people in all were enjoying
dancing, card games and music A
bounteous luncheon was served by the
ladies of the Barre committee. who had
prepared the sandwiches, coffee and the
| ike Yesterday afternoon. The affair
which concluded at midnight, was one
of the most successful of its kind in the
history of the council.