The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Little Conrad Haley, son of Fred Ha
ley Of Beacon street, is confined +
his home with tonsilits.
Dance every Saturday night, Mont
pelier armory. CAROLS orchestra. Spe
cal car to Barre after the dance. adv
New Sonoras and Victrolas, S25, SO
and up to 1925. Buy good machin
to-day at Bailcy's Music Rooms. adv
Mrs, Alma Ball and son, Donald, o
Richardson street left this morning t.
pass a week with friends in Boston
Miss Mary Watson of Merchan
street went to st, Johnsbury thi
morning to pass the week end will
friends.
A daughter weighing eight and one
hall pounds has been born to Mr.. anC
Mrs. Charles Emslie at their home OF
Maple avenue.
Regular meeting of the Barre WON
ans club Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Grace Clark will give talk on 'Prac
teal Education"
Mrs. w, w. Parry and daughter
Ruth, of Richardson street went tc
Boston this morning to visit with
friends for a week.
A special meeting of the Red Cross
is to be held Monday afternoon in AL,
drich hall at 2:30 o'clock Business OF
Importance is to come up and large
attendance is desired.
Miss Helen Cole, June Tassie, Cath.
crime Bruya and Madeline Gladding
went to Montpelier yesterday after
noon to attend the Spaulding game
last evening and spend the week end
with girl friends.
Hem Roid is the commonsense pile
remedy. No cutting no greasy salves
but a harmless tablet that gives
quick, safe and lasting relief Money
back if it fails, says +. A. Drown.--adv.
Hot individual chicken pies tonight
at Baltimore Lunch-adv
A sleigh in which James K. Pirie,
the well-known quarry owner, was rid.
! ing yesterday afternoon, tipped over
| near the railway crossing at Trow &
Holden's machine shop on South Main
street, after one of the runners dropped
| into the street car track Mr.. Pirie
was thrown out, but chung to the rens
and stopped the horse, preventing any
damage to either himself or the horse
and sleigh.
Mrs. Agnes Williams of 7 Averill
street, who for the past three weeks
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Carl Smythe in Philadelphia Pa, ar.
rived at her home last evening. From
Philadelphia, Mrs. Williams was &C.
companied by Miss Ruth Nelson. stu
dent nurse Of the University of Penn.
sylvania hospital, who comes to pass
two weeks vacation at her home here,
The first whist party and dance Of
the winter series to be held bv Barre
council Of the knights of Columbus,
was held last evening in the club
rooms The card tables were filled
throughout the evening until 10 o'clock
then dancing to Cooper's orchestra be-
gan. Square dances as well as modern
dances were the demand throughout, a
until after midnight, At the eonelu
sion of the dancing at midnight, re-
freshments of ice cream and waters
were served by the committeeman
The Independent Order Of Foresters
held its installation of officers at the
regular meeting, which was held last
evening. D. S. C. T.. Frank Cas-
lani, assisted by w r. Eager as SUI
preme marshal, Grover c. Hall as SUI
preme conductor and w. A. Forrest as
supreme secretary, installed the Off
GERS as follows; Chief Ranger. John
Lyon; vice chief ranger, Mrs. S. Col
by pro tenn Joseph Lavalley; record. |
ing secretary, A. Forest; financial see
rotary, Nelson Larochelle; treasurer,
Grover c. Hall; orator, Mrs. Jennie |
wilkins; senior warden, Mrs l. Lam.
bert; Junior warden, c. Garmarch; Sc
nior b., Harry Colby; junior b., Estel
la VI. Lavalley; organist, Miss Bison |
AT the close Of the exercises, Chief
Ranger John Lyon and others spoke
briefly on the interests and good of
the order.
The annual meeting Of the ladies and
pastors union was held in the Meth
odist church parlors Thursday after
noon. Reports were given from de.
partments and committees, giving proof II
of very successful year of work. Sew
the roll making the total membership
ia. The society has contributed S224.-
80 to the expenses Of the church, 500
to the centenary, besides making sub
contributions to the North
Barre mission and the Christmas fund
The total expenditures for the year
we're s4s3.5s, while the balance on hand
reaches splendid sum of $780,. SO. The
newly elected officers Of the organi-
,ation are rs follows; President, Mrs
:. H. Kenerson; first vice president,
Mrs. D. J. Morse; second vice-presi.
lent, Mrs. J. +. Roberts; secretary.
Mrs. i. r. Davis; treasurer, Mrs. T H.
ave, ir.: chairman Of executive com
nittee, Mrs. Earl Batchelder.
T. NJ. Lyons, owner Of the f. NJ.
lyons grocery and crockery store, was
given a decision in Barre city court
yesterday TO recover from A. L. Foster
II Barre Town for damages to his Ford
ruck and its contents Sll4.30 with
osts Of court. The decision was hand.
d down by Judge +. l.. Scott. before
whom the case was heard. The suit is
he consequence Of an auto accident,
which happened Nav 10. 1920, on the
wilson fiat beyond the Wilson Gene
ery and on the road to Websterville
rom Barre Mr. Lyons truck, loaded
With provisions for families in Gran
teville and Websterville. was struck
" Mr.. Fosters car. 80 that the car
urned over. going of the road and into
he ditch The driver Of the Ford car,