The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

congregational Phllathea BUSINESS
meeting and social at Mrs. II. ii. Stew
arts, S3 Washington street, this even
ing.
For good time 60 to the annual
Masonic ball at North Montpelier FRI
day night, Feb, Q. CAROLS orches-
! ira, the best there is.--adv.
Don't miss the Norwich musical clubs
at Spaulding Tuesday, Feb. 3, at p. IN.
They rank as one of the very best mu-
steal clubs of the state--ady.
A regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary TO Clan Gordon, No. II, will
be held Tuesday evening, Feb. 3, at
o'clock. Please note change OF time.
| The ladies' guild of the Church of the
Good Shepherd will meet at the home
of Mrs. Sherman Parker Wednesday
night at 1880. Please note change OF
date.
| Maccabees. attention. Regular meet
ling in X. of p. hall Wednesday evening,
Feb. 4, at 1880. Initiation. Officers
and guards wear white. Collector will
be at hall at $3.50.
| The American Legion Regular meet
ing Barre post, No. 10, Wednesday
night, Feb 4, at 7 o'clock. Carpenters
hall, Worthen block. Refreshments.
George S. DeMerell, Adjt.
Dance tonight in Rowland hall I'm
der auspices of ladies' union of the Uni
versalist church. CAROLS orchestra
furnishes the music Tickets, 81 per
couple The public is invited. --adv.
| Miss Emma Juras, daughter of Frank
Juras, Bemis place, was the little girl
taken to the City hospital for treat
ment of pneumonia, instead OF the
daughter Of Ernest Jurries of North
Barre, as stated in yesterdays Times
Lawrence Marshall left here last
night for New York City, after reeeiv-
| ing telegram stating that his brother,
| Alexander Marshall, had died, after be-
| ing sick about year. Alexander Mar
| shall was well known all over the
country as a first class mechanic.
The monthly meeting of the Red
Cross was held in the home service
room Monday, Feb. 2. The sewing
committee reported so garments nm.
ished and shipped and there is to be no
more sewing for the present. com
mittee was appointed to find suitable
place to store the sewing machines,
that they may be used in any emergen-
lev. The home service report was read,
| which shows a number of cases being
looked after by that department. Mrs.
liz. Il. Robinson read her resignation as
home service worker, and it was left
with her to formulate plans to carry on
this work. The meeting adjourned I'M
til Friday afternoon, Feb. q.
Miss Lucy Wells, clerk at the Barre
postoffiee, is at the City hospital, where
| sho was taken after sustaining a fail
downstairs at her apartments on Wei
/ lineton street last evening. II Is
thought that she made misstep Mt the
head of the stairs and plunged to the
| bottom. The noise of the fall brought
members of the household and as 1t
was seen that her condition was serious
a physician was at once summoned
Later Miss Wells was removed to the
hospital. She was unconscious then
and had not regained consciousness
early this afternoon, although the phy-
sicians saw signs indicating return
to consciousness. Miss Wells had been
having a slight attack OF the grip and
was detained yesterday from her work
al the postofiice. The extent OF the in
iuries sustained in the fall has not been
determined as yet.
Alex. Duncan OF the North Barre
Granite company, who for several years
has been one OF the foremost workers
Of the Granite Manufacturers assooia-
tion. serving very satisfactorily on
many committees, has been relieved OF
service at his urgent request. For TINS
reason. three new members were APP
pointed to fill the vacancies and at the
same time a revision of several stand
ing committees was made. John Is.
| Maenaghi becomes chairman OF the
betterment committee, and the new
member is A. Gustafson, the ranking
member being A. j. Young. i r. Cal
lahan Of Montpelier succeeds Mr.. Dun
can in the electric power committee,
with Robert b. Jones retaining the
Craftsmanship and William Barclay as
the second member. One OF the young
or members of the association, George
IL, DeMerell. was chosen 10 succeed MT.
! Duncan as a member Of the important
labor committee, the personnel OF which
consists of II. j NJ. Jones as chairman,
James r. Marion, George Straiton,
Robert O. Mcdonnell and Mr.. DeMerell.
John c. Booth is chairman of the APP
prentice committee and the remaining
appointees are, b, Lucehina, w p.
Scott. Alex. d. Straiton, George II.
Hoyt. John A. Cross OF Mortified, A.
| B. Staples Of Montpelier and g. ID.
Swasey of Waterbury