The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-12
TALK OF THE TOWN
Individual chicken pies at Baltimor
Lunch. adv.

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bans.
Miss Rachel Bolton has been spend
ing few days in Burlington visiting
friends.
Mrs. Cecilia Ring and Edward Ring
of Waterbury visited friends in the
city yesterday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
William oliver of SO Park street last
evening at their home.
Mrs. Daniel McAuley of Websterville
was brought to the Barre City hospital
! yesterday afternoon for treatment.
Dance, Rowland hall, Saturday eve.
ming Oriental Six, seven pieces. Adj
mission. 81 q couple; ladies free.adv.
New England Order of Protection
meeting tonight at 7;30. Following
| the installation of officers, a chicken
pie supper will be served.
Dance, armory hall, Montpelier, Fri
day evening, Jan. ii, after NJ II. s.
| Spauding game. Music, Oriental Six.
| Special car to Barre after dance. adv.
F. f. Northrop, who has been in
Barre and Orange for the past few
days on business, returns to his home
in Rensselaer, Falls, N. Y, this after
noon.
John Reynolds Of upper Camp street
received a telegram yesterday bearing
news of the death of his brother in
Quincy, Mass Mr.. Reynolds left last
night for Quincy.
II. F. Cutler went to Burlington yes
terday to the annual meeting of the
dairymen and sugar makers of Yer
mont, having on exhibition display
of international trucks.
Several members of Sioux tribe, No.
10, of East Barre were in the city last
evening to attend the comforting of
degree work on five candidates by the
lroquois tribe of this city.
Basketball, Armory hall, Montpelier,
Wednesday, Jan, Il, Montpelier post,
No. 3, vs.. Greater Boston All Stars Of
Boston. Game starts at Sis. Dance
after the game. Music, Oriental Six
adv.
Regular meeting of the Col. j. B.
Meade circle, No. |, Ladies of the G.
A. r.. Friday, Jan. a. at ? p. IN. in
the Worthen building; also installation
of officers and refreshments All G. A. |
r. veterans and their wives cordially
invited to attend
Papers were passed in the office of !
the d. A. Perry Real Estate agency !
this morning conveying the so-called
Elmer place in Orange to Merrill w. |
Aiken Of Barre Town. The property |
has been owned and occupied by vii !
liam L. Hanna, who goes to Rensselaer, |
Falls, n. Y, TO spend the winter with !
relatives.
Squad A of the Barre fire depart
ment found a very hot chimney fire at |
35 Branch street this morning at s 80 |
when responding 10 telephone call.
The contents of two chemical tanks
were used TO extinguish the raging
fire near the attic The chimney is
connected with the Mattot and Cologne
homes in the four tenement house
owned by Charles Wishart.
Engine IS, Of the Barre & Montpel.
Ter branch train of the Central Yer
mont railway had a slight mishap this
in the local yard, when com
ing in from Williamstown on the 6:5j
run, The boiler check broke. neces-
stating the dumping of the fire and
crippling the engine for service. II
was side tracked for repairs and an
other engine attached to the train The
incident caused the S:l0 train to leave
here several minutes late.
c. Harmantas, a Greek priest from
n H. arrived at the home
IF George Maniatty on Prospect street,
md at 3 o'clock in the presence Of
large number Of friends. performed ,
laptismal ceremony on John G., in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs Maniattv {
George Heurits of St Johnsbury, half ]
brother of Mr. Maniatty. acted as god
'ather. The child is quite i'll. and the &
hurried arrival of Mr.. Harmantas in
he city was at the urgent request of
Is parents. He returned last night ,
o Manchester.
Thomas McGofrf and Joseph Balm
ridge, both of North Main street, re- ]
urned from Marshfield last evening.
where they spent two DAYS hunting
Both men left the city Monday morn
ng with the intention Of only spend
ng one day in the woods, but their |.
-ood resolutions were interfcred with +,
vhen on Monday afternoon, they ar
lived at the Marshfield station just
n time to see the last train to Mont
,elier pun ont All was not gloom ]
N the expedition, for the two men
we're rewarded with eleven rabbits for
he two days. {
A child, playing in the road on Main
treet near Depot square and exposed
0 the dangers Of traffic. was taken 70 I
he Barre Drug store for safety by a !
Jerk. Mario Zanleoni, who in turn no E
fled Chief Of Police Sullivan The "
title lad in answer 20 the officers :
ueries as 10 his name, pronounced g
ute distinctly St John. and it was a
oon after he was safely placed in his o
iother's arms al Central street. he
~ the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. vii
am st. John He had escaped from