The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-10
TALK OF FL TOWN

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Public dance, Wednesday, Jan. IL
Rowland hall CAROLS orchestra.-ad
You will like wrestler Jim Proxies
full of action and plenty of Kilonis'
pep.-adv.
Miss Doris Hardy of Burlington
stopped with friends in this city over
the week end.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter,
No. 80, o. L. s.. Wednesday evening,
Jan. II, at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Rachel Bolton of the '2l class
at Goddard seminary went to Burling-
ton Saturday to attend a fraternity
house party.
There will be a meeting of the di-
rectors of the Barre Woman's club at
Aldrich hall this (Mondayl evening at
1880 o'clock.
Mrs. Robert Carpenter, after visit
ing with frienrs in this city for a few
days, returned to her home in Water
bury Saturday.
Miss Edith NJ. Gordon of Waltham,
Mass, is spending two weeks with
her mother, Mrs, Alex Gordoit of
Spaulding street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Macneil and child
are going back to their home in Bos-
ton to-day, after making a few days
visit with Barre friends.
Oscar Yando, a salesman of the Odds
mobile Company of Vermont, to-day
left for New York City, to attend the
New York Auto show this week.
Edward Beaulieu returned to the
city Saturday from ~Perkinsville, where
he has been employed for the past two
weeks since his return from Syracuse,
n. Y.
Eugene Cozzi of Green street left
Saturday night for New York City,
from where he will sail Wednesday to
pass a few months at his former home
in Italy.
Mrs. John Allen of st. Johnsbury,
who has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. James Bennett, of Pearl street
for the past couple weeks, returned to
her home yesterday.
The Nature class OF the Barre Wom-
ans club will meet this (Mondavl eve
ming at 7:l5 with Miss Blanche Til
den, s North street. All members Of
the Woman's club are invited.
Gus Herman Of Berlin, N. H., made
his first visit to Barre in four years
last week and for a few days re-
newed acquaintance here, returning to
his home Saturday afternoon.
Newell Parker returned to st. Al.
bans last evening, where he is I'm
ployed in the Central Vermont railroad
offices, after passing the week end with
his parents on Spauldinc street.
Homer Hayden Of the Montpelier
road, employed for many months by
an electric supply firm in Dorchester,
Mass, has returned to his home and
plans to remain in Barre and vicinity.
Anti tuberculosis Christmas seals to
the value of S4s3.4l were sold in Barre
through the public health committee
of the Woman's club. principally by
the school children of the city, who
are to be heartily commended for their
excellent work.
Among the men to attend the third
degree Of the knights OF Columbus in
Burlington yesterday were Grand
Knight John B. Kelly, Deputy Grand
knight Frank Shea. Thomas Burke,
James Brown and Francis Cleary.
in the armory hall in Montpelier
next Thursday night people interested
in wrestling will have an opportunity
to witness in action Tony Ajax. some.
times known as the California "Whirl.
wind" with John Prokos, champion
Greek light heavyweight.
Clarence Burke, who visited in Bur.
lington over the week end attending
the sophomore hop at the University
Of Vermont Friday night and degree
work of the Knights of Columbus last
night, returned to his home on Maple
avenue this morning.
The Clara Barton guild will hold a
regular meeting at the home Of Miss
Bradford, l0s South Main street, Mon
day at 1880 o'clock. Every member
is urged to be present and anyone
wishing TO join the guild is cordially
invited.
Leslie Chalmers Wright, a travel
ing salesman for the George Straiton
firm on South Main street, was given
a farewell party by several members
of the Italian Pleasure club at the
club rooms last evening, George King
presenting him in behalf of his friends
a black leather brief bag.
DIR. II. H. Hunter, chiropractor. To-
in the office Of Gage q Gage,
to the following
for all residence calls, effective
Jan. Is: Day calls, $3.50; night
after Q p. m, 81. For the pres
emit office calls will remain the same !
as under Gage & Gage.-adv.
Fayette T. Cutler of North Main
street went TO Rutland this morning
TO begin operations for the removal Of
A monstrous boulder from a distance
two miles and a half south Of Rutland
into the city park. Many believe it
is impossible TO move this stone intact
rs ii is estimated to weigh approx
so or 10 tons. Mr.. Cutler. how
,ver. has ordered sleds TO be made and
ipon these intends to transfer the stone
the Rutland city park, where. with
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