The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Buy new Victor records and Vic
trolas at Bailey's Music Rooms.--adv.
"A daughter was born Jan. 30 to Mr..
and Mrs oliver Jerry of 0 South Main
street
Mrs. ] c. Gale of Montpelier is car
ing for Mrs, Josie Stewart at 26 Hill
street.
The guild of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will meet with Mrs! f, w.
Robinson, King street, Thursday night
at 1880.
The r. e. club will hold dance on
Wednesday, Feb. 2, at Worthen hall.
Collins orchestra. A large attendance
/ is desired.
Save money. Get my prices on
watches and watch and clock repair
ing. f. O. Holmes, 6 Maple Grove, tel.
24l -X-adv
Basketball, armory, Montpelier, on
Wednesday, Feb. 2, Montpelier post,
| No. 8, VS.. Laconia, N. H, Game called
at S:l5 Dancing after the game,-ad.
Broadway Rose" by Henry Burr
and Peerless quartette, and Mothers
Lullaby" by the Sterling trio on Vic.
tor record at Cummings & Lewis. =
adv,
f. S. Dyke returned yesterday aft
ernoon to his home in Mortified, aft
er being the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Graves of Washington street for
the past few days,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer d. Taft of so
Washington street left early this morn
ing for Los Angeles, Cal, where they
are to remain definitely They were
accompanied by Miss Emma Gorham
of jefferson street, who also goes to
Los Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Ark
lev will occupy the Taft home on
Washington street during Mr.. and Mrs.
Taft's absence.
Members of Barre council. No. 40l,
Knights of Columbus, attention! You
are all invited to the dance and social
at the clubrooms next Friday evening,
together with your lady friends. Col
Inns three piece orchestra. Ladies
bring cake. Auto trucks will bring
members and their partners from East
Barre, Websteville, Graniteyille. Con-
fer with Dennis Donahue.
Tuesday evening, at Cobble Hill
grange, the first and second degrees
were conferred, in the presence of a
large number of members, upon four
teen candidates who were then dis
missed until Feb. 10, when the final
obligations will be given. After the
degree work there was short literary
program consisting of song by Ae
grange, roll call responded to by sew
eral members with familiar quotations
reading by Z. Ruth Veino, the read
ing of the Grange Chronicle published.
edited and read by Mrs. Mertie Win
ter, son by Ida Dickie and piano
solo by Florence Summers.
Captain Neil w. Hooker of the Barre
Legion team this morning received
telegram from Fort Ethan Allen stat
ing that team representing the Sd
cavalry would be in Barre Friday eve
ming TO meet the Legion team in the
Spaulding gymnasium. This team IS
practically the same team which played
here about three weeks ago under the
name of the Burlington Athletic club,
and includes. as then, SHELTON, the all
round athlete who played quarterback
for Vermont last fall who is now di-
rector of athletics al the Fort, and
who played center in the B. A. C.-Post
10 game here The Legion line up Fri
lay night will possibly be strengthened
by Mike Cerasoli, the Montpelier sem
mary player, who has been quaran-
tined for several days because of scar
let fever Hooker, who is unable to
play out of town games, will also be
in the lineup, with oliver at center,
and Haskell and Ball at guards.
The ice bound rails of the electric
railway near city square again proved
inconvenient for travellers in a light
sleigh yesterday afternoon about
o'clock, for at that time two men
were suddenly emitted from their com
Portable warm seats to the road when
the sleigh-runner became wedged in the
rails and overturned, The men were
of middle-age and the driver chung to
the reins, preventing their young steed
from dashing away and probably in.
curing considerable damage az the
sleigh, when the horse became excited
from the overturn, was then on its
side. The driver was dragged few
feet before stopping the horse, but
with the assistance of his partner,
soon righted the sleigh, picked up the
robes and cushions and they were on
their wav. This is but one of several
such incidents which have occurred at
this spot. at the junction Of Washing
ton and Main street Of the electric
line. this winter, none Of which have
happened to prove of any consequence.