The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Congregational Philatheas, attention
Read notice on page s.
Odd Ladies are requested to senC
their due books to the secretary be
fore Jan. for audit
Carroll Tucker of East Barre has re
turned to the Worcester Polytechni,
institute in Worcester, Mass.
Rego Mainini of Quincy, Mass, il
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Aspes
of North Main street for few days
A regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon, No. II, viii
be held Tuesday, Jan. 4, at 7;l5 p. m
Installation of officers.
Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Donahue and
family returned yesterday from Wi
nooski, where they were called by the
death of DIR. Donahue's sister, Mrs
! Raine.
Cyril Marion passed the holidays at
! his home on Franklin street and yes
| terday returned to the Harvard School
of Business Administration in Cam
bridge, Mass.
Misses Albertine, Leone and Antoi-
nette Bison of East Barre returned
to Mount st. Mary's academy in Bur-
lington yesterday at the close Of the
holiday vacation.
Basketball, armory, Montpelier, on
Wednesday, Jan. 5, Montpelier post,
No. 3, vs.. Company L of Bellows Falls,
Game starts at Sis sharp. Dance
after the game. Music, Oriental Six.
adv.
Miss Cecilia O'Herin reached here
Sunday night from New York City,
where for the past week she had been
visiting relatives. Miss 0'Herin re-
sumed teaching in the Websterville
school yesterday.
Returning to the University of Yer.
mont yesterday afternoon were Dodge
Sowles, Charles McKenna, Clarence
Carpenter, Hildreth Martin, John Shep-
ard, Alden Burke, Allen Calef and VIII
lard Calder, who had been visiting
at their homes in Barre and vicinity
during the past two weeks.
G. H. Douglas, who but recently
severed connections with the Guidici
Brothers Co., starts west to-day as
representative of the Canton Brothers
Granite Co. Mr. Douglas goes to New
York City first to remain few DAYS,
and from there goes to Owosso, Mich,
to attend the Michigan States Retail
Dealers association meeting Mr.. Doug
las will have occasion to attend several
state conventions of granite dealers in
that territory during the coming two
months. Along in the summer he in
tends to return to Barre and then
with his family will return to the
west to make a permanent location,
possibly in Omaha.
The body of John j. Marion, son
of Mrs Lille Marion Of this city, who
passed away in a hospital in Brooklyn,
N. T., Sunday morning following an
illness of three weeks. arrived in the
city at 4:30 this morning, accompanied
by Mrs. Marion, Mrs. Harold Clark,
Miss Marie Mayo and Mrs. G.. n Bak
er of New York and L. G. Lyon of
Springfield, Mass A large delegation
of Barre council, knights of Column |
bus, met the party at Montpelier June
tion and escorted them TO the home Of |
Mrs. Clark, lOl Washington street,
where the body viii remain until the |
funeral services which will be held |
from St Monica's church Wednesday
at o'clock The family re-
quests that flowers be omitted
Fifteen boy scouts of the Congrega
tional church, troop number 2, began
the New Year by hike to the "Mys-
tic Four" camp on west hill An APP
proximate distance Of 10 miles was
covered by the scouts during the day
some were on skis and Others on
Rightly the camp was
named, decided they, for it was after
searching for some time that they
inally located it. The hike proved a
'ery pleasant outing and at the camp
| hearty meal abated the ravenous ap-
Petite acquired by the lads in their
hike and see-"hing A resolution was
made by all to lave many more hikes
Turing the coming year Scout Mas
er w. D. Cummings and Assistant
scout Master II Mcknight led the
way.