The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-31
TALK or THE TOWN

A daughter, Maria, was born sat
urday to Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Debitetto
of II Cottage street
Be sure and attend the prize waltz
Wednesday, Feb 2, in Rowland hall
CAROLS orchestra. adv.
II. Siblcy Young Of the University of
Vermont Of Burlington visited at his
home on Hill street over the week end.
A daughter was born Saturday night
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Morris of
Washington at the Barre City hospi-
tai,
Miss Josephine Fontana has returned
to Ryegate, where she is teaching, hay
ing visited at her home on Central
street.
Mrs. James Henry and grandson, Vir-
ginia Balondi, of Williamstown were
guests Of Mrs. Jane Milne of Liberty
street over Sunday.
Frank Shea of the Shea shoe store
returned to the city this morning from
Boston. Mr.. Shea spent the past week
on business trip through Massachu-
sets and, Rhode Island.
Members of Barre council, No 40l,
knights of Columbus, attention. You
are all invited to the dance and social
at the clubrooms next Friday evening,
together with your lady friends. Col
Inns three piece orchestra Ladies
bring cake Auto trucks viii bring
members and their partners from East
Barre, Websteville, Graniteyille. Con
fer with Dennis D6nahue.
The funeral of Wilbur B. Freeman,
the young man who died in Waterbury
Jan. %. took place from the home of
his sister. Mrs. Sadie Mason of the
East Montpelier road, last Tuesday aft
ernoon. The house was well filled with
relatives and friends of the deceased
and there were many beautiful flow
ers to testify to the esteem in which
he was held Rev. + L, Goodspeed of
the Congregational church OBLIGATED.
The pail bearers were Dorman Free
man, a brother. Eddie Batchelder Will
lie Nelson and Gerald Mason. The re-
mains were placed in the vault at Elm
wood to await burial in the family
lot
The entertainment committee Of
Barre council, No. 40l, Knights of Co
lumbus, has made arrangements for
dance and social evening at its hall
next Friday evening. All knights and
their lady friends are invited, and ar
rsngemcnts are being made to bring
in automobile trucks members and
their partners from Graniteville, Web
steryille and East Barre, The trucks
win visit the various homes, early in
the evening, of all those who in Barre
Town inform Dennis Donahue or one
Of the "Hll" committee Of their in
tentions Of attending the dance These
people will be taken back to their
homes at the conclusion of the affair.
Ladies are requested to bring cake as
refreshments are TO be served during
intermission.
Harlan P. Knight, supreme repre-
sentative for the Knights of Pythias in
the state Of assachusetts, addressed
a large gathering of Pythians and
members Of Sudan temple, d. Q. Is h.,
as well as guests in the lodge rooms OF
the Knights Of Pythias Saturday eve
ming. Mr. Knight proved to be one of
the ablest and most fluent speakers
listened to, and his closeness to hui
man life, being an educator OF high
standing, afforded him material with
which TO bring to his hearers a mes
sage for deep consideration. He held
up to the world the ideal of friend
ship and gave this as.-ris solution Of
differences between capital and labor
as well "a for the settlement of other
problems confronting the world. The
speaker was accorded the closest Of at
tention and the greeting that followed
was ample proof that his talk had been
enjoyed. Following this an informal
evening was spent. A splendid buffet
luncheon and cigars, with singing, and
remarks by Robert Mackie, chancellor
commander, Grand Juror John Stone
Of Montpelier, Homer c. Ladd, past
grand chancellor, as well as by Mr..
Knight, was INDUCED in The speaker
of the evening is head Of three large
schools in Somerville, Mass, is presi-
dent of the Red Cross and is also a di-
rector Of the Somerville hospital The
occasion was the 18th anniversary OF
the institution Of the d. o. X. X.