The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

c. H. Gordon of Prospect street went
to Boston this morning for few days
business trip.
Jack Davidson of Short street has
gone to Newark, n. j., to accept EN-
ployment.
Hildreth Martin will sing a solo at
the Hedding NJ. +. church next Sun
day morning.
Fred L. White of Waterbury, Conn,
formerly of Barre, arrived in the city
TO spend a few days on business.
Guv Batchelder of Springfield, Mass,
who formerly lived in Barre and later
in Montpelier. is spending a short time
in this vicinity.
Principal and Mrs, r. L. Dawson and
child returned to their home in this
city last evening, after passing the
HOLIDAYS in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Marsh and
children went to Enosburg Falls yes
terday to pass New Years day at
Mrs. Marsh's former home.
Mrs. Guy Vettilano of Somerville,
Mass, is expected here this evening
to spend the holidays with her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Rock, OF
Beckley hill.
Lester Laviolette, who is employed
in the clerical department of the I'm
derwood Typewriter Co. in Bridgeport
Conn, Is passing two weeks vacation
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Laviolette of North Main street.
Arthur Broderick Of North Main
NFonaa nf kafth
avenue started yesterday afternoon on
snowsHoe hike and hunting trip TO
Waterbury. where they will remain in
camp until after the holidays.
The young people Of the Baptist
church will hold watch night service
beginning at 10 O'Clock tonight. From
10 To II 80 the time will be spent in
a social wav. From 1880 to one min
ute after II. the time will be given to
devotional exercises. Everyone is urged
to he present.
Miss Angela Tierney of Hartford.
Conn. who since Christmas time has
been visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tierney Of South Main
street. returned 10 Hartford to-day.
Miss Marion Carroll Of Bolster street,
her companion, ACCOMPANIED her while
on Journey to New York City, where
she goes to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Delphia went
To Burlington this morning to spend
New Years day with relatives. Accom-
panving them were Misses Emma and
Delma Moss Of Toronto, Canada. sis
ters of Mrs. Delphia. who will visit in
Burlington and return with them TO
Barre. 90 remain a few weeks.
The work Of remodeling the Arcade
building at the corner of Pearl and
Main streets into a moving picture the
atre j. fast being completed by a gang
Of 70 workmen. Just when the theatre
win be opened Il is impossible to say,
hut one would Judge from appearance
that six weeks would elapse, at least,
before the building could be nut in
shape to receive the public. The ma
sonrv and plastering, which has been
the tedious task on the building. y
now practically completed; the balcony
of 2p7 seats j. completed. and the spa
cicus fire.proof moving picture booth
is practically completed. YESTERDAY,
steamftters were making temporary
connections with ono of the two fur
nac,s 80 that the building NAV he
dried out. especially the newly finished
riasteriur woIls. The steel CEILING 81
che entire house was being finished
Yesterday. 4 mushroom ventilatinZ
system is being installed. and the work
of building the screw setting is also
ur1rr construction. The GROUND aonr.
when camnlrted. VII accommodate. sc-
r1rtiinr 20 plans cos peoole. civIne
total seating capacity q aoi. Most
Il fhe interior STAGING. used IN nlac-
i-- the large steel rirlers IN plare,
hss hen removed ard TIE huildinr m
se-;r- - wrU a. exterior has > mere
finished appearauce-