The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

hitteu W tHt DdliS wy hoSplldl yes
terday as a patient, for treatment.
A regular meeting of Barre council
No 40l, X. of e., will be held at tn
council rooms at 1880 this evening.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Cults, who has been seriously il
at her home, was feeling much bette
this morning.
In memory of Robert Burns-attenc
the concert in the Presbyterian churcl
Tuesday evening, Jan. 2ji auspices
Mems club.--adv.
Harold b. Smith Of Charlotte drove
a one and one-half ton Internationa
truck home to-day, having just pur,
chased it from H. f. Cutler & Som
The amusement committee of the
Odd Ladies will meet the amusement
committee of the Odd Fellows in
Worthen hall Thursday at $3.50 O'clock
Donald Rock of South Barre was
brought to the Barre City hospital last
evening and Immediately operated
upon for acute appendicitis. He was
resting wen TINS morning.
In correction of the item appearing
in yesterdays Times regarding Capt.
John Smith, it should be stated that
he has been promoted to the office of
colonel Capt. Smith served in the
war of the Philippines.
The ladies' aid Of st. Monica's church
will hold card party Thursday eve
ming, Jan 20, from s o'clock to 10 in
the knights of Columbus hall. Dancing
from 10 to II. Admission 25 cents.
Everybody welcome.
The ladies' aid of st. Monica's church
will hold card party Thursday eve
ming, Jan. 20, from s o'clock to 10 in
the Knights of Columbus hall Dancing
from 10 to II. Admission IS cents.
Everybody welcome.
Little Maurice Keough whose mis-
fortune made him victim of seri.
Gus coasting accident Saturday after
noon, was still in semi conscious
state to-day, though his condition was
slightly improved over yesterday.
AtltitibHs w obulltll3 WIVES anu
sweethcarts! Regular meeting Fri
day, Jan. 81, at $50 p. m. Odd Fellows
hall. Dept. Baldwin will be present
Following the meeting. social time,
dancing and cards will be in order. Ey-
erything free, Ladies please bring cake
Ladies' night" the first of this sea
son, will be held this evening at the
Yincita club. A concert will be given
BY CAROLS orchestra, after which the
orchestra will furnish music for dane
ing in the Masonic hall Light refresh
ments viii be served during the eve
ming.
Mrs Mary Adie has gone to Toronto,
Ontario, where she will visit indefinite
~ with her sister, Mrs. James Bailey |
who is quite i'll at her home there Mrs. |
Adie was accompanied as far as Toron
to by Mrs James \ Gall, who went to
Chicago to join her husband, who re
Gently completed his duties as agent of
the Barre and Chelsea railroad in order
to accept Boston and Maine railroad |
position in Chicago.
The st. John the Baptist society will
give an entertainment in Worthen hall,
Barre, Friday, Jan. II, at $ p. m. A
good program in French, consisting Of
4 short play, music, songs and mono
ogues, followed by dancing Music by
good orchestra, Admission, rs cents.
Members OF Barre and Graniteville
councils admitted free upon presenta
ion of their membership cards. Meet
ng of the members at 7 o'clock.
Ugo Carusi of 10 Second street ste
to States Attorney r. r.
Davis, was this morning notified over
he telephone by Speaker Billings from
he State House in Montpelier that he
lad been appointed secretary to the
committee of the House and
Senate as well as to Mr.. Billings and
Lieutenant Governor Foote. Mr. Ca
'usis new duties begin Monday and
will continue through the legislative
ession. Meanwhile he will continue
o perform some OF his present duties
n the office of Attorney Davis dur
ne evenings and weekend recess pc
iods.
Spaulding high schools basketball
cam plays St Alban, high at St. AZ Z
ANS Friday evening of this week II
'ast league games Of the season give !
ny just basis to form comparisons :
] the two teams. Spaulding ought to .
Yin, as Montpelier high defeated St
slbans on the latter's own floor, IS to +
:, and Spaulding defeated Montpel
ar high on the Montpelier court, .
o Q. Thus far this season, Spaulding
as not been defeated in a league
anne, though every other league team
as lost at least one game. Burling
on, the next strongest rival to Spauld
ng, lost only 10 Spaulding here at
iarre, and then by single point, 81
0 3D. Waterbury lost to Burlington
n Burlington's floor, % to Is, People
Of Morrisville lost to Wa
nrbury, 30 to II. and St. Adams, n
tated above, lost to Montpelier Thus.
paulding leads the league, but there's
long gauntlet for the team 20 run
efore the season ends. with ever,
,am doing its best to prevent Spauld
tx from getting the silver trophy.