The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
TALK or THE TOWN


John Xaiz of Barre VS.. Bat Conf al
star wrestling, Wednesday night, AT
Montpelier, other preliminaries too
adv
See the real Gardini in action al
Clan Gordon hall tonight against Boil
johnson. This is Barre's first heavy
weight wrestling match.-adv
A meeting of the supporters OF
James Smart for city clerk and treas
urer will be held in the granitecutters
rooms, Scampini block, ON Thursday,
Jan. u, at o'clock
Notice: The members of the lump
ers, boxers and derrickmen's union,
No. 80, are requested TO call for their
due cards. at the home of the financial
secretary, So Maple avenue, S, +. Perry.
The woman's auxiliary of the Church
of The Good Shepherd will hold Thin
BILE party at the home of Mrs. Charles
Brown of Jefferson street Thursday
afternoon at . o'clock. Every woman
in the parish is cordially invited.
H. f. Dale of Wollaston, Mass, trav-
cling freight agent for the Pere Mar
quette Railway company, is in town
for few days on business and staying
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Dale of % Green street.
Barre granite manufacturers have
been given a special invitation to at
tend the mid-winter convention of the
New Jersey Retail Monument Dealers
association at Trenton. n j., Feb. |
and ,, and it is expected that several
of them will be in attendance.
Joseph Giudici Of Beckley street left
last night for Reading, Pa, where he
win represent Giudici Bros. & Co. at |
the Pennsylvania convention Thursday |
and Friday. From Reading Mr.. Giu-
dici viii journey to the westward in
the interests of the concern.
Armando Comolli returned to his
home on Comolli street to-day after
a trip to the middle west in the inter
est OF the Comolli company. In the
course of his trip Mr.. Comolli took
the opportunity to attend several of
the granite monumental retailers CON
in various states.
A very interesting lecture entitled.
'rhe Worlds Most Famous Paintings"
was presented last night at Rowland
hall by Rev. Frank o. Hokerk. under
the direction Of the musical depart.
ment of the Woman's club. During
Mrs William Holden, ac.
by Miss Barberi, gave
pleasing vocal number.
A surprise party was rendered Mrs.
Ellen Smith Of II Foster street at her
home last evening by the Ladies' Aux
larry of the A. O. r., and many other
If her close friends. All told, about
Is ladies made up the gathering that
took Mrs. Smith by storm, and with
heir best wishes presented her coffee
oercolator The evening passed pleas
,ntly, light refreshments were served
Mrs. Grogan and Mrs. Reilly formed
/ committee from the auxiliary to
AXE charge of arranging the details
or the party.
Work has been started by Paul
Scampini, local agent for the REQ Au.
omobile Co., on the remodeling of the Z
Interior of the store room in the Scam
'ini building recently vacated by John $
Arioli, clothier. Mr., Scampini is plan 9
ling on using the space for show 9
Dom for the REQ machine, and in prep
ration has already began tearing out 9
portion of the wall seven feet wide
n the rear end of the store to be used
: door for the entrance of his cars Y
Dther changes are to be made in the
Interior before the room will be ready
or occupation
Miss Marguerite Howe, daughter Of \
lrs. Flora Howe of Beckley hill, has y
TO her home after being in h
he poliomyelitis hospital in Boston, n
under the direction of the o
ermont state board of health, during Q
he past ten weeks in which time she g
nderwent an operation. The opera y
on promises 10 restore to her the nor q
al use of one Of her lower limbs which n
as weakened by an attack Of polio n
yeltis more than six years ago The pi
1eration was performed by DR.. Ober. +,
re specialist in this disease. and was 81
difficult nature, the muscles of the el
lkle and lower limb being re located
nd attached Miss Howe Is now US =
g crutches but in brief test after ..
aching home she was able to walk i
ithout crutches and without a per :,
ptible limp. There are many Yer y
ont people in the hospital presided i
-er by DIR. Ober, and many of them =;
e regsining the use of their limbs :,
ter being more or less incapacitated u
r years. George Watt, Barre boy, !,
n now walk and use his injured arm =.
most as well as before he was strick- NJ
with the strange malady. -
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