The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

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snowshoes. The N. D. Phelps Co.
Odd Ladies going to Graniteville to
night are asked to meet at the post
office at $50.
Whispering" and many other new
popular songs on sale to-day at Bal
ley's Music Rooms.-adv.
H. Samuelson of South Ryegate re
turned to his home to-day, after {
short business stay in the city.
Notice: Clan Ladies', please leave
due books with financial secretary FOL
audit before Saturday, Jan. s.
Mrs. Gertrude Young went to Bur
days with friends in that city.
Dance every Saturday night, Mont
pelier armory CAROLS orchestra. Spe
csl car to Barre after dance adv.
Miss Lucille Berini has returned tc
her home on " Brook street, after
making a short visit with friends and
relatives in Bethel.
The ladies and pastors union will
hold food sale at the Methodist
church tomorrow Saturday after.
noon from to 5--adv
Mrs. Wallace Bodies of Plainfield is
staying at Mrs. Lestina Bolls' while
her son, Earl, is at the hospital for
an operation on his throat.
Mrs B. NJ. Downey, who has been
caring for Mrs. Leon Hutchinson and
infant son, Kenneth, for the past three
weeks, has returned to the city.
Clarence Burke of Maple avenue left
this afternoon for Burlington. where
he will remain over the week end Wis
iting at the University of Vermont.
Miss Marie Quinlan wishes to an
nounce there will be another adult
and children's class of dancing started
next week. Term of 10 lessons. Call
l72 Main street or phone 1856 M.--adv.
Barre post, No. 10, will meet Green
Mountain post of st. Adams in fast
game of basketball at the Spaulding
gymnasium Saturday night. Come out
and see the home team in action.--adv
c. l.. Hickey. international salesman
for II. +. Cutler & Son, drove two.
ton truck to Burlington yesterday to
be exhibited at the Vermont Dairy
mems convention, to be held there this
week.
Special bargains at the Little Dry
Goods Store. Cottage street. off North
Main, on 36-inch velveteen, S2.2s; as
inch velveteen, S2.6s; 72xsl heavy
blankets, $3.50; best quality flannel
cites in white and stripes. BE; 36-ineh
percales, lsc; woolnap, plaid, heavy
weight blankets, S44s.--adv
Miss Doris Eastman who has been
spending the Christmas vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Cave, jr., of Wellington street, re.
turned last evening to Mount Holyoke
college. South Hadiey, Mass. Her sis
ter, Miss Corrine, was unable to ac
company her because of illness.
The Barre & Chelsea K. r. Office
force moved their equipment yester
day from the Montpelier & Wells Riv
Montpelier & Wells River freight sta
ton off Prospect street, and the bust
ness win be conducted there. The sta
ton building on Depot square is now
entirely vacant.
James j. Hastings Of the Hastings
vulcanizing and repair company is de-
tanned to his home on $50 North Main
street with sharp attack of lumbago.
A period of quiet in the vulcanizing
business had previously forced Mr., |
Hastings 10 diminish his working force
until he alone was employed. The |
shop was closed temporarily Yesterday. |
and until its re-opening, probably to- !
morrow or Monday.
Antonio Blanchi Of the Charles BIZ
anchi & Sons granite firm leaves to-
morrow for New York City, and after
a ten days stay sails TO Italy and |
Switzerland for two months pleas
ure trip. Mr.. Bianchi will make the /
journey alone except for his pet dog, |
Jim, Belgian police dog. which he
is taking with him. In Italy Mr.. BIZ
anchi has several relatives. and with /
them will spend much Of the time IN
Europe.
Friends Of Miss LYLE Even, the stu
dent nurse of the Mary Fletcher hos
pital. who has been i'll with scarlet
fever during the past twoI or three
weeks at the institution. were delight
ed to learn yesterday that she is re-
gaining her health fast and expects TO
be out Of quarantine next week. Miss
Even plans to visit her sister, Mrs.
Athol r. Bell Of - Liberty street,
while recuperating
GLADYS oliver. daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. Charles oliver, was delightfully."-
surprised last evening at her home on
Beacon street by - Of her schoolmates
and friends. The affair took the ma
ture Of birthday party in honor Of
the child's eleventh birthday Each
little friend present Miss OLIVER some
gift An evening Of merriment and
fun was enjoyed by the Young people
in the playing Of variety Of games
Mae Blackmore contributed 10 the en-
tertainment with few piano selec-
tons. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Miss Rose Carminat was greatly I
surprised upon arriving at the-home
II her sister on Boynton street last
night where about IS friends had gath
red TO bestow upon her a linen show !
r in honor of her approaching mar ]
-iace to Orlando 0lgisti. Miss Hazel
Dgston spoke in behalf Of the com
,anv. to which Miss Carminati fitting
" responded. One IF the most inter
sting features Of the evening was
'arce ceremony Of marriage. Miss Au-
ora Cassellini acting a. bride and Miss
lucille Bcrini a. groom Miss Leon
ina Cassi was bridesmaid and Nt
.oria Cassellini was best man. while
Miss Ogston acted A. clergyman Miss
arminati was the recipient Of many
-aluable aud useful presents, consist
ny % cut glass and silver During