The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Basketball, Armory Hall, Montpelier,
Tuesday, March lst, Montpelicr Post,
No. 3, VS. "Snooks7 Dowd g. colnpgny of
Springfield, Mass.-ady.
William Moore of Pearl street went
to Bethel this morning. where he ex
poets to be employed at his trade in the
granite industry within few days.
A farce, entitled. The Pink Swan
Pattern" will be given Thursday eve
ming, March 3, by members Of the la
dies union Of the Universalist church
adv.
Orlo Allen, a railway mail clerk en-
ployed at the Springfield, Mass, termi-
nal, has been visiting with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Allen of 403
North Main street for the past few
days and to-day returns to Springfield.
I have been engaged by the Lane
Mfg. Co. to handle their goods in
Barre. and any business given me by
granite manufacturers viii be eonsid-
cred favor. b. H. Griffith, phone,
5s.W, or Marrions Cigar Store, phone
l00.--adv.
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Academy street went TO Boston, last
evening Mr. Cummings on business
trip Of a week in the interest Of the
Cummings q Lewis drug firm, and Mrs.
Cummings to visit relatives III the
meanwhile.
The Spaulding. Goddard freshmen
game which was to have been played
Saturday evening in the Spaulding
gymnasium was postponed because Of a
lyceum being Held AT the seminary.
Spaulding freshmen, however. arranged
a game with the sophomores Of Spauld-
ing and were defeated by them p TO
90. Following this game the freshmen
independents met the lightning five of
Brook street, defeating them Is TO II.
Sixteen members of the Jollity club
of Barre journeyed to Waterbury by
train Saturday evening to surprise Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Carpenter, former
Barre people, and celebrated with them
their 10th wedding anniversary. The
evening was devoted to complete merri-
ment. dancing games. singing and re-
freshments being among the varied list
of diversions. The presentation to Mr..
and Mrs Carpenter Of pyrex casserole
was made by Archie Adams and duly
responded to by Mr.. Carpenter The
PARTY left the home at II o'clock to
l catch the Barre bound train to termi-
nate an evening that viii long be re-
membercd.
John NJ. Sweeney, jr., q member Of
the editorial staff Of the Granite Mar
bic and Bronze magazine published in
Boston. arrxed in Barre this morning
10 remain a week. Mr. Sweeney. since
completing long period Of service in
/ Uncle Sans service as first lieuten-
ant with the 2ud cavalry and with the
! eth cavalry at FL Paso, Tex. has been
( attached to the editorial staff Of this
trade magazine and comes here now 70
make survey Of the entire Barre dis
itrict. visiting the greater portion OF
the duarries and stonesheds in Barre,
/ Montpelier Waterbury, Mortified.
/ West Berlin, East Barre and Williams
town. He is making headquarters at
present at Hotel Barre
The 40 hour devotion at st. Monica's
/ church begins Tuesday morning at
lo'elock with the offering Of solemn
/ high mass and continues until Thurs
day morning Fourteen priests from va
rious parishes in Vermont have been
/ invited to Barre for this occasion.
though it is uncertain as TO the mum
I Der that will attend Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons at 3 o'clock con-
/ fessions will begin and continue until
/ q O'Clock In the evening at ! o'clock
the rosary viii be said and confessions
heard Immediately afterwards Fer he
, benefit Of the working people mass VIII
be celebrated al $3.50 Wednesday and
Thursday mornings. Three or more
masses NAV be celebrated Wednesday
and Thursday mornings. the first az
$50. another at : O'Clock and The last
I at s o'click Il is certain that thuee
masses viii be celebrated the last two
DAYS and possibly more Thursday
morning a solemn high mass viii begin
lat o'clock Il j. certain that three
sacrament will follow. beneiiction of
the blessed sacrament and the closing
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