The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-28
TALK or THE TOWN

-" 49, p 'eN~<1 ~
Lewis. adv.
New Years dance in Quarry Banl
hall Monday night, Jan. 2.--adv.
Miles Landon of Troy, N. Y, was |
business visitor in, Barre yesterday
leaving last night for st. Adams.
| Raymond r. Marshall, who visitet
II with friends in Barre over the holi
day, left last night to return to hil
home.
Dont forget the dance at Cobble
Hill grange Friday evening Dec 80
Three piece orchestra; 75c per couple
--adv.
Francis Goldsbury Of Greenfield
Mass, is passing the holidays at the
home Of his mother, Mrs. A. LePags
Of Prospect street
4 g. G.. Hoyt, baggageman on the
Montpelier Junction Barre train Of the
Central Vermont, 10 confined to his
home to-day with illness.
DR.. Leonhardt says--"H Hem -Roid will
relieve the most stubborn case of piles
or money back Gives quick action.
X. "A. Drown sells IL on guarantee
adv.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Carr and their
children, Mary, Vivian and Charles, re-
turned to their home in St.. Albans this
morning, after passing Christmas in
Barre with relatives.
French ivory, fancy articles, chill
dren's clothes, etc, at extremely low
prices, for the remainder Of the week
on sale and display at store of A.cY.
Badger, Morse block. Mrs. Herman
Davis.-ady.
Wallace Dodge, who is working in
Reading, Pa, left Barre Yesterday to
return to his duties, after passing
Christmas with Mrs, Dodge and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dodge Of
South Main street.
Ralph Ellison Of Salem, Mass, re-
turned to his home Yesterday, after
passing the holiday with his mother
in-law, Mrs. Q. N. Canton Of Maple
avenue. Mrs. Ellison, who formerly
was Miss Louise Canton, will remain
in Barre with her mother for several
days more.
Barre granite manufacturers and
quarry owners are in Boston attend
ing a conference of employers relative
to the situation in the granite indus
try of the eastern part of the country.
The first conference was held there
yesterday and another was held to-
day.
Although the papers have not been
made out MS yet, H. J. Slayton, trus-
tee Of the Frank G. Rowland property,
has bargained to sell the real estate
at lS-20-22 Elm street TO l.. Daniels
son OF Harry Daniels of East Montpel-
Ter. The property is the so-called La
Point house.
A Christmas social will be held at
the Congregational church parlors to-
night for the intermediate department
OF the Sunday school, the christian
Endeayor society and the boy scouts,
at 1880 o'clock. Bring an article for
the Christmas tree not exceeding To-
cents in value.
Vernon Lewis, who formerly lived
in Barre and who is well known here,
was in the city yesterday renewing
his many old acquaintance. Mr.. Lewis |
Is now an automobile salesman in |
Waverly, Mass, and has been pass
ing the Christmas holiday with Mrs. |
Lewis parents in Montpelier.
Spaulding basketball five is to have
a splendid opportunity to show what
the Christmas vacation has done for
them Tomorrow night, when the alpm. |
nj quintet Is scheduled TO appear. The |
boys have profted lot by the les. |
sons learned in the Holderness game
recently and some of these lessons are
mighty valuable. Holderness was more
nesrly of professional calibre than any
school team seen here for a long time
and even though Spaulding lost, the
game was worth lot from an educa-
tional angle. The team has bettered
It's passing considerably.
Twenty friends of Miss Brunette
Chardi Of Zanleoni place surprised
her at her home last night and pre-
sented her a solid silver sugar bowl
and spoon in honor of her approaching
After the presentation had
been made the evening was passed with
music and games, the best of which
was mock wedding. Miss Jennie
Aine played the part Of the bride, Miss
Jennie Casssni Of the groom and Miss
Leona Lamperti impersonated the min.
ster. The party was in steady up
-oar of fun while the wedding was in
progress, and when il had finished re-
'reshments were served. Miss Chardi
$ to be married to Peter Guerini Of
tomorrow. II
A good idea OF how the machine gun,
he maker and breaker Of heroes in the
,reat war, il operated win be carried
lone by those who attend the exhibit
ion drill and dance to be held in
Quarry Bank hall tonight by Co. VI,
~ infantry, Let Vermont. Capt. Neil
hooker has prepared his men to show
low the famous engines of destruc-
ion, the machine guns, work. In adj
Iition. close order and physical train
ng drills will he given. After the
Irill, dancing win be until midnight ,
The equipment OF Co. VI, which Is
machine gun company, is on exhibition
n the display windows Of the B. W.
hooker & Co. In the exhibit is
Browning machine gun, model lols;
ammunition boxes; ammunition belts, .
sch containing ESQ pounds; an auto
natic belt filing machine, which makes
he capacity Of the gun enormous;
iinometer with which data for indi-