The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sports Of all descriptions at TIN
Meadow Brook Golf club carnival, Jan
| is; CAROLS orchestra, Rowland hall
adv.
Slightly used cabinet talking ma
chine, with supply of records, on sal'
at discount this week at Bailey
Music Rooms.
Mrs. c. M. Bassett of Barre, but wht
is employed in Brookfield, is recovering
from serious illness from which she has
been suffering for the past few weeks
Fancy dancing children's class, thre,
TO ten years, now forming. Private
lessons in ball room dancing by ap
pointment only. Phone ls6-ll.-adv
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robins, who
have been stopping at Hotel Barre since
their marriage last October, are NOV
ing to the C. w. Averill home on Ire
mont street TO reside.
The nature study class Of the. Barre
Woman's club will meet with Miss
Mary Carleton, 81 Highland ave-
nue., Monday evening, Jan. II, at 1870
O'Clock Subject, Common Birds and
Their Relation to Agriculture"
Mrs. d. NJ. Spencer. better known as
Marjorie Andrews, arrived here from
st. Regis Falls, N. Y, yesterday for a
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. s. Andrews, of AZ Maple Grove
street
Louis Cook of Second street and Will
iiat, "a nf eli laff thfa
morning for Hartford, Conn, where
they both have relatives i'll at the St,
Francis hospital. Bernard Starr, for.
merly of Barre, is suffering from pneu-
monia at that hospital
The manager Of the pool. billiard
and card tournament team of the Apol.
10 club of Montpelier assured the Vim
eitia club last evening that he and his
team would be here Wednesday even
ing, Jan. Ia, TO meet the Barre club in
the first tournament of the season.
Hosea Tanner, native of Orange
and strong advocatnr of the useful
ness OF cedar oil. is now diyerting much
of his spare time to the distilling of
this product for the pharmacist shops
OF some Of the large eastern cities. This
product, so easily procurable in the
cedar forests of Orange, has attained
an enviable market price and for this
reason Mr.. Tanner is shipping large
quantities of the oil to Boston and New
York.
Barre skaters will soon have skating
accommodations at the Lincoln school
campus on Hill street or on "Presiden-
tial Flat" near the Prospect street dis.
triet, since these places have been flood.
ID by workmen OF the water depart.
ment during the. past few days. This
afternoon volume of water will be
turned onto the Goddard tennis court
is young men OF the school completed
the work OF banking snow
around it. Though nothing definite
has been decided about the suggested
Ayers street or North Barre Kinks, it il
quite probable that these will be estab-
ished sometime during the coming
week.
A Barre to California party consist
ny Of seven people. left here yester
lay afternoon on the $40 train for
from whence they viii leave
or Chicago and the Santa Zee route. |
ur. and Mrs. c. w. Ayerill of Ire
mont street. together with their daugh- |
er, Mrs. X. c. Thayer. and husband |
II Cambridge, Mass. will stop at Los
Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Ayerill to re-
main for year and half, while Mr..
md Mrs. Thayer viii establish per-
nanent home there. Mr.. Thayer, a
mining engineer, is interested in land
Il that country. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur |
}. Young OF the Montpelier road are |
yoing to pass the winter months at
,edland, CAL, with Mrs. Young's broth |
r, Arthur Cole, formerly Of this city.
Harold Patterson, who for the past
ear and half has been employed al
he Eastman store, left for Glendale,
al, to join bis mother, for the win
err months, at least.
At a regular meeting of the l. o. o.
=, NJ. T., last evening a large number
{ members from the Barre lodge and
rom the Royal Victoria lodge Of Gran
-eville attended the initiation of eight
ew members and the installation OF
ew corps of officers and they are as
ollows: Past noble grand, Mrs. Katie
davidson; noble grand. Mrs. Maria
iitchell; vice grand, Mrs. Elvira Giu
lei; permanent secretary, Mrs. Nellie
iianchi: elective secretary, Mrs Mar
uerite Carrie; treasurer, Mrs. Elnora
aulkner; conductor, Miss Bella Smith;
arden, Miss Gladys Comolli; chaplain,
FRS. Eva Gamble; right supporter TO
oble grand, Mrs. Helen Stevens; left
Importer to noble grand, Mrs. Maria
Watt; right supporter to vice grand,
Irs. Annabell Milne; left supporter to
ice grand, Miss Nellie .Scampini; in
de guardian, Miss Goldie Raeside;
utside guardian Miss Chicobi. The
lstalling officers were from the Granite
lille lodge. the deputy being Mrs, An
ie Murray and conductor from that
,dge, Mrs. MacRae. After the install
Ition OF officers, refreshments were