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

TALK OF The IJWlv
w. H. Wescott is in New York on
business trip
II James Greig, who attends the Uni
versity Of Vermont, spent the holida,
at his home on Currier street.
Miss Elizabeth Barber Of Mortified
is spending the holidays at the hom
of Elva Bradbury OH Trow hill.
| Dean Davis, who has been attending
law school in Boston, spent the holi
day at his home on Maple Grove street
sEverybody's doing it." The Christ
mas club at the Granite Savings banl
is attracting young and old alike
adv.
Stephen Andreolctte and famil,
lhave moved their household good
from Spring street to 10 Upland ave
nue..
Gathering Of clans Hogmanay NIGHT
/ Keep it in mind, clansmen ands Clar
Ladies, and come and have an old-timt
social.
Machine gun drill at Co. NJ dance or
! Wednesday, Dec. 2S, at Quarry Bank
hall Admission, $l.l0, including wal
4 tax.--adv.
r. U. dance will be held Friday, Dec
80, in the American Legion hall. Sum
ner's orchestra from Montpelier rips
out the jazz.-adv.
| DR.. ri. A. Donahue is confined to
| his home on Orange street with the
grip His office in the Miles building
| is closed for few days.
Andrew THAN of Prospect street il
in Barre to pass the holidays with his
family. Mr.. THAN has been working in
Toronto for the past year
Mrs. Alex. Mitchell and Miss Anna
Mitchell Of the Morse block have gone
to Springfield, Mass, where they are
passing the holidays with relatives and
friends.
Miss Ida Clark of Springfield ar
rived in Barrie this morning to pass
New Years with friends. She will
leave here Sunday night to. 60 to Bur-
lington, where she will remain with
relatives for the rest Of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Goodhue, who
have been spending the past week on
Trow hill at the home Of Mrs. Good
hue's parents, left yesterday for Hay
denville, Mass, TO spend the Temainder
of their vacation with his mother
Clan ladies desiring tickets for their
husbands or partners who are not
clansmen for the open installation may
get same from the chief sister Thurs
day, Dee 20. from 7 to 3 o'clock at
the Clan room in the Miles block
IT was not to the James Sullivan
home at 81 Brooklyn street where the
fire department was called Monday
noon. but to house located at Is
Brooklyn street, owned by Mr.. Sulli-
van, but occupied by Henry Flint.
Regular meeting Jumpers, boxers and
derrickmen's branch, No. 50, viii be
held in Foresters' hall, Worthen block,
Thursday. Dec 20, at z o'clock. Elec-
tion Of officers. Let every member be
present. Per order Elmer j. Clark, cor.
Sec
Gordon j.. Owens of 90 Warren
street, an employee Of the A. W. Bad
ger & Co store, left to-day for Bur-
lington with the motor ambulance to
remove Mrs. John Highland, who has
been at n hospital for treatment, to
Montpelier.
Miss Anne Messer. who had spent
four days of the Christmas season
at the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Messer of Richardson
street. returned last night to Boston.
where she is in the research laboratory
of the children's hospital.
An every member canvass win be
made of the membership of the Baptist
church next Sunday afternoon. The |
men who make the canvass viii be
served lunch in the church Immediately
after Sunday school A meeting Of the
men who are on the canvassing com
mittee l. called for at the close of the
prayer meeting Thursday evening. II |
is important that every man be pres
ent.
Crowds of skaters, who during the
school vacation have headed towards
the north end skating rink, found that |
the only skating at that end of the
was on the side walk. which |
continued to be as icy as ever. Recent |
SHOWS, however. have fallen on the |
rink and spoiled the ice. However, the |
river has made up for the deficiency,
and for the past couple of days has
been dotted with struggling sports.
Boys shooting pigeons from the top
IF the A. Tomasi building yesterday
afternoon with 22-calibre rifles raised
luite eommotion. One OF the shots
smashed through bedroom window at
IS West street. throwing glass about
he room and making hole the size
II an apple in the glass IL happened
hat Mrs. George Flagg, an aunt Of
Mrs. Allie Reed. who was visiting
here over Christmas. was sitting in
he window sewing. The bullet landed