The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

I Custom 0si OF ~ DtFkitS StitNb'
operated upon for appendicitis Wednes-
day morning, is steadily recovering.
/ Mrs. James Black of Gloucester
1 Mass, i visiting with her mother, Mrs
/ Margaret Brown at Is Church street
A. G. osgood of Burlington, who has
/ been in the city on business during the
past few DAYS, has returned to Bur
ington.
| Mrs. John ohlin of 46 Long street
was removed from her home to the
\ Barre City hospital this morning
where she viii be confined for treat
ment for few days.
The Italian faneywork club met al
I The home of Miss Lena Calcagni OF
Berlin street last evening. Light re-
freshments were served, and pleas
ant evening was spent. =,
James B. Carswell, who has been III
at his home on Orange street for the
past week. has recovered sufficiently
to permit his return to the office OF the
/ Carswell- -Wetmore Co.
Miss Ruth Parker, librarian at the
Aldrich public library, who yesterday
| submitted to an operation for appen'
dicitis was resting very comfortably al
the CITY hospital this morning.
A son, Bradford Marr, was born on
| Monday to Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Perkins
of Montpelier at the Heaton hospital
/ Mrs. Perkins will be remembered by
Barre people as Miss Agnes Mari, for
merly of Barre.
Miss Mary Macdonald, who has been
/ confined To her home on Bassett street
/ for the past four or five days. with
1 illness. was able 70 resume her duties
as cashier at the Union Dry Goods
store this morning.
The sympathy OF several Barre
/ friends OF Rev w. + Braisted, former
pastor of the Baptist church in thi-
CITY. was extended to him Yesterday
| after a message informing them of the
death OF his l5-vear-old son, Arthur
which occurred at his home in Red
/ Banks. y. ].
A class Of Is candidates passed
through the ordeal Of the first degree IL
the knights of Columbus at the Barre
council rooms under the direction OF
Grand Knight John b. Kelly of Barre
council. No. 40l, X of G., shortly after
30 last evening. Knights from Mont
peher and Waterbury councils wit.
messed the exemplifcstion and later
enioved fine social evening with a
large number OF Barre Knights. who
| likewise attended the degree The hour
kof II had struck before the social ses-
sions and remarks hv past grand
knights and officers Of the council had
concluded.
A well filled assembly room rewarded
/ the efforts Of those Of the Universal.
I ist church connected with the arrang
/ ing 81 short concert program at the
church last evening. Included in tie
program. aud the feature number OF
I the evening. came the two-act play
The Pink Swan Pattern. The theme
Of the farce reNolved about the loss Of
/ the pink swan pattern. with the arising
complications including accusations OF
aII sorts made against members Of the
Dobson Corner Business association by
each and every other member Of the
association. end finally resulting in the
I finding Of the lost pattern in child {
doh carriage. with the usual method
Of conclusion. Each Of the 10 actresses
was well adapted 10 her part and
PLAYED il exceedingly well Other mum
I hers On the program we're song by
( Niss Leone Reynolds and a reading by
Mr. stella e. Averill