The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Angus A. Smith of Montreal is thu
guest of his brother, Donald Smith Of
Perry street
Gelsie Monti, law student of Bos
ton university, returned to Boston or
Sunday night.
David Cummings of 81 Farwell street
returned yesterday from Montreal
where he passed New Years day with
relatives.
| Opera house tonight, March's Must
cal Merry Makers in For the Love of
Mike by Bud Fisher, author of Mutt
and JEFF. adv
Winnifred Smith, student at Yale
who came to spend the holidays at his
home on Perry street, returned last
night to New Haven, Conn.
! Notice to the Public--Gauld & Rob.
ertson are exclusive agents for the
/, Etna Life Insurance Co. of Hartford,
Conn. See adv. ON page 5.--adv.
Miss Hazel Lyon, supervisor of sci
ence at the Brattleboro high school, has
weeks vacation at her home here.
j. Bianchi of Buffalo, N. Y, we'll
known retail granite dealer, has been
here for the past week or 10 days on
business. He was accompanied by his
son.
Miss Clementina Calcagni has re-
turned to the Bridgewater Normal
school in Bridgewater, Mass, after a
two weeks visit at her home in this
city.
Matthew O'Hagan, travelling repre-
sentative of the granite manufacturing
firm of Marion 4 0Leary, arrived here
yesterday with his brother, Daniel. He
expects to be here for few days.
Rub Partisan Sage on your head and
you will not have to scratch the dand
ruff off; cures all scalp irritation; gives
a luxuriant head of hair +. A. Drown
& Co. sells it on money back plan---ad.
Joe Shimkus, the Lithuanian middle
weight wrestler, is making Barre his
headquarters temporarily at least, I'M
til Friday night when he meets in Bur
lington Jim Papas, the Greek wrestling
demon.
Albert Lyon, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene M. Lyon of 81 Highland avenue,
returned yesterday morning to Dart
mouth college, Hanover, N. H., after
passing the 20.day holiday vacation ht
his home here.
The Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.
have received another invoice Of the
Sl.00 per week and l0c per week Christ
mas club books and would be pleased
to open new accounts until the supply
is gone.-ady.
Wednesday at 2:30 p. M the woman's
association of the Congregational
church will meet in the yestry for the
regular monthly missionary meeting.
A program viii be in charge of Mrs.
M. l.. Chandler.
AT the next regular meeting of the
knights of Columbus, Wednesday even.
ing of this week at 1880, Grand knight |
+. j. Owens wishes large assemblage
of members, since important matters
are to be discussed
Mrs. H. Marin of Maple avenue, ac
by her daughter, Eva, and |
Eta Congo, left yesterday for Newton
Vile, Mass, to attend the wedding OF
a friend, Miss Gladys Cooley, to Leon
pirier, Wednesday.
The regular meeting Of Barre post,
No. 10, American Legion, will be held
Wednesday evening at 1880 in the car
,enters' hall, Worthen block. Impor-
ant business. A full attendance is de-
tired. G. S. Demerell, Adit.
Miss Celia Mortimer, who came for
wo weeks visit with her parents, Mr.
md Mrs. James Mortimer of Brook
treet, has gone back to Hartford,
1onn., where she is employed by the
Underwood Typewriter Co.
With two robust hounds and sterling
owling pieces, John Murley. a patrol
nan, and Louis CARR, both of Summer
treet, left this morning for Bolton,
where they will encamp at Mr.. Carri's
amp while rabbit hunting.
A regular meeting OF the Ladies of
Ian Gordon will be held Tuesday, Jan.
!, at 7:l5 p. m. Initiation and install
alton Of officers. Every member come.
,ring due books for the audit. Chris
ina C. Leith, Rec. Sec.
John Molla of Berlin street, James
'oung of Warren street, John and Nor
nan Gordon of 90 Richardson street,
.aurence Campbell of North Main
treet and Wendell Drown of Walnut
treet, left on the late afternoon train
esterday for Dartmouth, where to-day ..
egin the sessions OF 1920,
Mrs. George Robins, who for four
ears served as assistant TO the secre-
ary of the Granite Manufacturers as
ociation, concluded her responsibilities |
{ the office Saturday. In recognition
{ her long and efficient service, the
GARD of directors made her substan- |
al gift. tC
Guy Smith, well known 10 every T
Iember of the Is class of Spaulding, n
no left here soon after graduating, i
rived here yesterday from Woodsyille, t
:. H., where he is now employed as a o
ERIK in the railway office Of the Mont p
slier & Wells River railroad. He in 0
.nds to pass a week here before re- d
lrning.
Back from Boston and the great Bos i
IN poultry show at Mechanics hall g
me three bird fanciers of Barre yes c.
rday, Ed, Keast, Charles oliver and i
lillian Emslie, the florist. Two of G
em brought their exhibition birds, to- d
ther with the ribbons they won at 3
e 10th anniversary of the poultry e.
ISOLATION Mr.. keast did not exhibit |
" of his priced stock there, 50 could %
Il share the glory of his companions. .
r. 0lliver's stock captured two second d
ICES, second prize for a eockerel in
ass of 40 and second for hen in class :
35. Mr.. Emslie was awarded first
ize on chocin pullet. While in Bos- =