The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

m. 0. H. Hale, auctioneer.-adv.
Z. j. Deming of the Deming Hard
ware Co. of Boston is stopping in
Barre and Montpelier for few days,
The contract for printing the city
reports for 1920 has been awarded to
the Granite City Press, the lowest bid
der.
Basketball, Barre post, No. 10, VS..
Green Mountain post Of st. Adams,
Spaulding gymnasium, Saturday, Jan.
3, at 5 p. m.-adv
Harry Myers, southern representa-
tive of the Mari 4 Gordon Co., Inc,
with headquarters in Baltimore, Md,
is passing a few days in the city
William Mckee, who was called to
his former home in Leeds, p. O., by
the death of his mother, has returned
to the city after making a short visit
there.
Mrs. Albert Scott and child of St
Adams after visiting at the home of
Mrs. SCOTS parents, DR.. and Mrs. W.
#. Mann of rs Orange street, for a
few days, returned to their home yes
terday.
The Ministers Monday club meets
on Monday in the parlor of the Con
gregatonal church at Barre at l0:30
a. m. Rev. F. 0. Hokerk, pastor of
the Unversalist church, Barre, will
read paper; topic, Divine Science
Z. NJ. Laws, who has been visiting
| friends in the city for the past two
weeks, went to Ludlow yesterday to
| transact some business before return
/ ing to Boston, where he is employed as
salesman for the Logan-J Johnson Co.
| If your overcoat needs repairing, let
us do it for you while this warm
weather lasts All work done satisfac
torily Barre Cleaning. Dyeing and
Tailoring Shop, 1872 North Main street
Phone 1921. Walter Krinovitz,
Prop.
The annual meeting of the board of
directors of the Community house will
be held there Tuesday evening at 1880
o'clock. Representatives from the diff.
ferent organizations in the city will be
chosen before that time to report that
evening.
The Clara Barton guild will hold a
regular meeting at the home of Miss
Bradford, los South Main street Mon
n.
is urged to be present and anyone
wishing to join the guild is cordially
invited.
81 rammenta tatti socii azionisti |
del Social club Number two Socialist |
block, 40 Granite street, di Barre, VT, |
che Sabato, Gennaio allie ore p. m
avra' luogo PAssemblea Generate An
nuale. Nessuno manchi II Segretarfo, |
Angelo P. Ambrosini.-adv
Mrs. Thomas II. RoIeau died at |
her home in Essex Junction Thurs
day after five years of poor health |
Mrs. Roleau, who was born in 1887 in |
Montreal was married TO Mr.. Roleau
in Barre in 1857 He died eight years |
ago. Mrs c. A. Roleau Of Montpelier
il 4 sister and Miss Caroline Alain Of |
Williamstown is also a sister.
Twenty five Odd Ladies, members of
Granite City lodge Of this city, went |
to Graniteyille last evening to attend |
the installation of the officers of 10y.
al Victor lodge After the installa-
ton, bouutiful supper was served
by members of the Graniteville lodge.
After partaking Of the supper the la
dies adjourned TO the dance hall, where
dancing was enjoyed by all until
late hour
The yard shifter Of the Central Yer
mont railway viii discontinue service
Monday morning, according to orders
supplied from headquarters of the rail
way at st. Adams yesterday. This
shifter crew will consequently be out
Of employment until the resumption
or increase in business, as the Barre
shifting is to be handled by the Mont
peler, Barre & Williamstown freight
train three times a week Needless to
say. the cancellation of this freight
shifter is due TO the slump in the
granite business. for IL is the granite
firms that require the
shifter's service the greater part of
the time.
Next Tuesday afternoon at $50
At the regular meeting Of the Barre
club, club members and the
public may expect great treat in
hearing an address on "AmericanZa
ion Saving America at the Sources.
~ yrs. George B. Chandler president
II the Connecticut Congress Of Moth
RS who only recently returned from
europe, where she represented the or
ysnization at the international com
ii Of women in Christianis, and also
ravSled through France. England Bel
rum italy and Holland, collecting
irst hand information on child vel
are and educational problems as they
re being taken up there in recon
truction work Mrs Chandler has
,een in constant and active touch
With women's club interests and child
Welfare progress for the last - wears
Tub members are urged 70 invite
uests next Tuesday afternoon and
nyone interested may come without
urther invitation. There is no ad
mission fee.
John B. Hokkanen Of 80 Newton
treet was arrested yesterday after.
Don by Chief Of Police Sullivan on
omplaint Of Gus Ericsson and John
Iarder Of Grsniteyille that he had
tolen $40 from them the day pre-
ious. Ericsson and Harder stopped al
he Hokkanen home Thursday after.
DON and after leaving the home
topped on the side Of the road when
.ricson. who had placed a sl0 in his
hoe for safe keeping. ssnted to get
he bill to change IT, According to
he two men Hokkanen came along
ist as the $40 bill dropped out Of the
hoe, stopped down and picked il up
nd when asked for II refused 10 give