The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Home baked beans at Baltimore
Lunch -night,-adv
Hot individual chicken pies tonight
at Baltimore Lunch.-adv
One more good second hand upright
piano for sale at low price. Bailey
Music Rooms,-adv.
Miss Esther Gogne of Webstervillt
was taken to the Barre City hospita
last evening for treatment.
Dance, Rowland hail. Saturday eve
ming. Oriental Six, seven pieces. Ad
mission. 81 couple; ladies free-adv
Dance, armory hall, Montpelier, Fri
day evening, Jan. H. after NJ. II. s.
Spaulding game Music, Oriental Six
/ Special ear TO Barre after dance. adv
Carl Hamblet of Barton, a travelling
salesman, was brought to the Barre
City hospital last evening and oper-
ated upon soon after arrival for APP
| pendicitis.
George Heuritis, proprietor of the
Star restaurant in St. Johnsbury, who
came to the city to attend the baptism
of his nephew, John G.. Manatty, is
visiting at his brothers home on Pros
pect street.
Arthur Carroll, Kenneth Gale, Ar
thur Splitter, Ronald Morgan, Roger
Erickson, Al Messier and Joseph Bar
dosi, CAROLS seyen-piece orchestra,
went to White River Junction to-day,
and tonight will play for the annual
ball of Hartford American Legion post
in Gates opera house.
Announcement cards have been re-
ceived in the city telling of the mar
riage at White Plains, N. Y, Monday,
to Joseph w. Wood Mrs. Wood is
the daughter of A. f. Batchelder of
Randolph, formerly of Barre, and has
many friends in this city, The couple
viii reside at l3l Appleton avenue,
Pittsfeld, Mass.
Stunt night at Spaulding high school
will occur in the assembly hall Satur,
day evening, Jan. 10, at 1880. Each
class has arranged a clever act under
the supervision of different members Of
the faculty. Dancing will complete the
evenings entertainment. The proceeds
will go to the Hoover fund for Eu
ropes starving children, Admission Is
IS cents and the public is heartily
urged TO attend.
A prolonged pool match, involving
four of the best cue artists in the city
and played at the Farrand pool room
yesterday, was carefully followed by a
goodly number Of spectators, who at
feeling from breaking forth in gener
GUS applause and cheering. David Far
rand and Ernest Davis were matched
against George Reid and George King
both teams gaining decision in two
Hotpoint games after four hours of
pool, beginning at e:30 in
the morning and lasting until ! 80 p.
IN. These are probably the two long
est games in respect to time that have
ever been played in the city, so pains
taking and deliberate were each OF
the contestants in his every shot The
deciding match is to be played off TO
day.
Several granitecutters left the city
last evening bound for other states,
where they have found employment at
their trade. William England start
ed on a journey across the continent |
to Raymond, Cal, where he is TO work |
for granite concern which is now en-
gagged in turning out large building !
job. One or two other Barre cutters /
accompanied Mr.. England, and they
viii be joined by half a dozen more |
from Bethel and Mortified and yicini. |
ty. Alex. Findlay, Robert Thomson, /
Robert Davidson, James Palmer, John I
Laird, James Massie and Duncan +.
Smith set out for Peckskill, y. Y near
New York City, wsere they viii be
employed on a building job. This
peekskilI company is under contract
70 erect an annex to the st. John the
Divine cathedral in New York. A few
years ago the same concern cut The
granite used in the Schwab mansion
IN Fifth avenue.