The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

st. Johns court, G. o. r., regula
meeting tonight at 1880, Per orde
chief ranger, John Papin.
Mrs Anna Mekklesen of Beckley hill
is visiting in the home of Mrs. Neil
Nielsen of the Plainfeld road
Special bargains in fiannelettes ant
blankets. Little Dry Goods Store, Cot
tage street, off North Main street.
Miss Helen Smith, who has beer
quite i'll at her home on Maple ave
nue.. is slowly regaining her health.
Mrs. Linnie Stevens has returned t.
her home in Plymouth, n. H., after
passing few days in the city on bust
ness.
Bond left on a few days rabbit hunt
ing trip yesterday in Orange and Vi
| cinity.
Neils Nielsen of the Plainfield road
patient in the City hospital, is get
ting along as well as could be ex-
pected.
Joe Giudici of Giudiei Bros. Co. re.
turned last night from few days
business trip in New York City and
Philadelphia.
Miss Mabel Cheever of 26 Hill street
was taken to the City hospital and OPP
Grated on this morning. She is rest
J ing comfortably.
The condition Of little Elizabeth
| Cults, who is critically i'll at her home
on Washington street, was slightly
improved this morning
All those who desire to 90 on the
snowshoe hike Of the Presbyterian BIZ
bic class please be at Aldrich building
at o'clock sharp, tonight.
The ladies' aid of St Moniea's church
will hold food sale Saturday after
noon from 2:30 to in Mrs. A. NJ.
CAROLS millinery store,-adv.
Mrs Henry Rich returned to North
field yesterday, after spending a few
days at her former home on the East
Montpelier road visiting her father
Dance, armory hail. Montpelier. Fri
day evening, Jan. IL, after NJ. II. s..
Spaulding game Music Oriental Six
Special car to Barre after dance adv.
The body of Frank Johndro, who,
died at the Wallum Lake sanatorium
at Wallum Lake, r. H. Tuesday morn
ing. reached Barre last evening and
was removed to the home of Mrs. Pc.
ter Dubay, his sister at 80 Summer
street. The funeral will be held from
this home tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock, and the remains taken to Elmo
wood vault to remain until spring.
Last evening the officers. who for
the ensuing year are to serve Barre
lodge, No. 1873, n +. O. p, were pub
licly installed The installation was
conducted BY Grand Warden Il. w
Crannell Of Burlington, who at the
close of the ritual gave an informal
address in his usual gracious, sincere
manner Supreme Warden II. w Scott
followed with discourse of timely
counsel After these addresses de.
licious chicken-pie supper was served
to nearly a hundred members, and
guests of the lodge. Mrs, n. w Scott
was at the head of the committee in
charge.
An account of the Vermont St Nj
chael basketball game. played in Bur
lington last evening, selected "Scotty'
MARI, a Barre lad, for special common
daticn. The article reads that Mari.
playing right guard for the Vermont
team. smeared several plays besides
getting one basket. He was taken out
of the game because of slight injury, ,
only to be put back later on. While
playing in the city during the Christ
mas vacation, "Scotty" surprised many
who have watched him in previous |
years with his clever floor work and |
shooting
Bert II. Humphrey of Elmore street
had one rib broken on the left side and |
another pulled from the spine yester |
day when someone started the endless |
chain at the storehouse of the Ward |
Ice Co in South Barre. which caused |
Mr.. Humphrey to be dragged several 1
feet up the incline Mr. Humphrey, /
with - other men, began cutting ice
On the mill pond in Jockey Hollow YES
terday, and was storing the ice at the 1
time Of the accident One Of the men |
instructions and started |
the house Mr.. Humphreys injuries
we're still very painful this morning
At his home, where he was taken soon
after the accident.
fine turnout rewarded the leaders
IF the young peoples club of the Meth
,dist mission at the regular meeting,
held at the deaconess' home on Der
lin street last evening. in their efforts
70 promote more efficient co-opera
ion and closer social feeling on the
part of the ySung men and ladies of
he mission II was reported that II e
several committees in charge of enter
ailments for the next few months ale
making rapid progress, and that some
hing real nice is in store for the mem
,ers Of the society in the near future
Plans are almost completed for a val
milne social on the evening Of Feb
a., and also for a sleighride to take
place during the same month. Last
hight after the meeting an entertain
nent committee composed Of Josephine
2eghini. Emma Corti and Miss earle
lad provided a pleasing variation of
yames and instrumental solos for the
n herring bouutpous renaaf was