The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

There was not single case on the
Barre city court docket this morning
FOLLOWING the New Years holiday.
i. J. Kendrengan of Rockland, Mass,
! began worth this morning as barber
| in the Miers tonsorial shop on North
| Main street.
ter, Mass, are visiting for few days
with Mr.. Davis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| 4. r. Davis of Maple Grove street.
Thomas Gibbons of Cleveland, o.,
is visiting his mother at her home on
I West street for few days Mr.. Glib
bons is a blacksmith for Cleveland
granite firm.
Miss Myrtle Cow has returned to
Potsdam, n. Y, where she is instruct
ing at the musical institute, after Wis
iting her mother on Liberty street for
week.
Eldon Ball, who has been visiting
at his home on Hill street since be-
fore Christmas, left for Massena, n. Y,
yesterday, where he is employed as
inspector of electrical equipment
Basketball, armory, Montpelier, en-
Wednesday, Jan. 5. Montpelier post
No. 3, VS.. Company T. Of Bellows Falls.
Game starts at s;l5 sharp. Dance
after the game. Music, Oriental Six.
adv.
Barre Bargin Store has 800 bushels
of potatoes to be sold at 81 bushcl.
Nothing less than two bushel lots.
Also a few two bushel bags of sec
onds at 81 bag. All f, o. b. store.
Call at once.-adv.
All members of Barre council, No. |
40l, Knights of Columbus, are request
ed to meet at the council rooms Tues
day, Jan. 4, at 7:30 p. M, for the pur
pose of assembling at the home of late I
brother, John j. Marion
Mr. and Mrs +. f. Fuller of Wind |
sor, who have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. Fullers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl C. Rollins of II Brook /
lyn street, for the past two weeks, re-
turned TO their home Friday.
Salvatore Cassellini, John Calcagni, |
Deane Davis James McHardy. John |
Rogers. Walter Tobin, Max Holden,
John Sowles, Carl Burgess and Earl
Burgess returned last night to Boston,
after spending the holidays at their
homes in the city.
A man giving his name as George
LaPorte of Knowlton. p o. arrested
who will be charged with smuggling
four Cinnamon and several quarts Of
liquor into the United States, is said
to have been headed for Barre, the !,
destination of the four Cinnamon La
Porte was driving a two-horse three
seated team when held up
A dance in honor Of the SpauldinQ
high school football team will be held
in Rowland hall Wednesday evening
Jan. 5, under the direction of the
Barre A. A. CAROLS orchestra is TO
furnish music, and the tickets are Sll0
each Tnasmuch as the Spaulding boys
went through a splendid season it is
expected there will be a large turn
ont Of people.
With 4l5 feet of stoneshed length
framed M and ready for the finishing
touches, w r. Messer. who has been
IN charge Of the work. and II. A.
Waugh OF Church street and A. Magni
# Granite street, both carpenters, have
-eturned from Mortified. where they
nave been employed by N. Pelaggi 4
%. The stoneshed. now nearing com
,letion, takes the place of the struc.
ure which was burned last year.
Word has reached the city that +.
= Birgs of Waverly Ia, passed away
asst Thursday night following a short
illness. which physicians have sscribed
o few applications of hair tonic
m his head. A sample of the tonic
las been sent to Chicago for analysis
nd until the results have been OBJ
aimed particulars regarding the un
isual death will be withheld. Besides
eaving his wife, who visited in Barre
he past summer and who with Mr..
Iiggs has made previous trips to Barre,
here survives son, James, who grad
ated from Spaulding high school last
une and who is enrolled in the Uni
ersitv of Vermont this year. besides
mother son. Waldron. Mr.. Biegs was
brother in law of Mrs. Waldron &
HELD, who, with Alderman Shield, is L
pending a month in Waverly. 8