The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-18
TALK or THE TOWN

Mis- Doris Crandall Of Newport !
passing a few days in the city Wit
friends.
To-day is the day the joys and sor
rows commence at Spaulding. Mid-yea
examinations are on.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Arnold Of New
ark, N. j., are passing a few days Il
Barre on their way TO Montreal.
Watch for the program OF the Burns
concert to be given In the Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening, Jan. ID
adv.
Miss Ruth King Of Franklin, N, H.
has returned to her home, after pass
ing several days in Barre with reia
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Newell Of Ben
ninqton returned to their home yester
day afternoon, after passing a week a
Barre with relatives. .
Mrs. Martin McAllister OF l66 HI
street was operated upon at City hos
pital yesterday and was reported a.
resting comfortably to-day.
Paul Marietta Of Rutland, who Wis
listed in Barre last Thursday and Fri
day, sailed from Boston yesterday fol
his home in Italy, according to word
from friends who accompanied him to
Boston.
Netops attention! The annual cleo
ton Of officers and social will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Dan Morse, 81
| fremont street, Friday night at 7:M
o'clock. All old and new members be
present.
Quarry Bank hall Thursday evening
the nurses OF Barre City hospital viii
expect to see you along with many
Others at their dance. CarrolTs Or
chestra will furnish music. Admis-
sion 81 q couple.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Vincitia club will be held Friday night.
The return match with the Apollo club
Of Montpelier win be played at the
vincitia club rooms Jan. 20. Prepare
tons for a big time are being made.
Charles Cook of Plainfleld, who
was taken to the City hospital two
weeks ago with injuries TO one Of his
hips, was discharged yesterday and re-
turned to his home. Mr.. Cook was in
jured at a lumber camp when a load Of
logs tipped onto him.
Alderman Thomas j.. Venncr was
unable to attend the meeting of the
city council last night because OF IN
jurles he sustained to one of his eyes
wnile at work Yesterday. Cry Clerk
Smart was also forced To remain at
home by a slight attack Of pleurisy.
The second talk in the better citi-
zenship series, under the auspices Of
the cisics department Of the Barre
Woman's club, will be held tonight
at Aldrich library hall at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Nye Of Montpelier will
speak on s'The Structure Of City Gov
ernment." The public is cordially in-
yited.
A hard and interesting game was
played at Spaulding gym last night,
when Miss Perrin's first team played
the seconI team Of the same room. the
second Team winning by 4 score Of 4 to-
5. The lineup Of the second team was
Edward Brewer and George Bertrand,
forwards: Teodoro Catlo, center, and
Ernest Reynolds aud Alferry Pontana,
guards. First team, Harry Bossi and
Dante Calevro, forwards; James Tay-
lor, center; Elio Comolli and Henry
johnson. guards.
After u hard fought battle, Miss
Smiths room defeated Miss Strathern's
first team at basketball by a score of
8 t 0 4, this making Miss Smiths room
the champion for the year. The stars
in Miss Smiths room were Rigo Vasoli,
ri, who made one basket and a foul,
and John Saia, who made n basket.
The game was exciting for the cham
pions. The lineup: Miss Smiths
-Rigo~Aasoli RI, John Saia II, Percy
Dawson /, William Matthews k, John
Dineen rg. Miss Strathern's first team
Bob White If, John Romeri RI, Babe
Mccarthy c, Kendall Love Il, Lauri
Tomasi re-.
A rousing get together and social
was enjoyed by a large number
If members of Vincitia lodge, No. 10,
Knights OF Pythias, in Castle hall last
evening. One of the best suppers ever
the members was followed by
IN informal program, which included
'peaking, singing ain storytelling.
NJ. Wiley acted as master of cere-
non;es and ca led upon the following;
{. Laid. James Mafkay, w. Fl.
Duthie. Y y. Ballard. Mex Duncan,
w Hooker II. W. Scott, Earl Cut
rr. G II Douglas. ". W. rsrry, Dr.
Z. ". Iynde o, jour Glib Colnmu
,ity singina formed a sasant part
# the evenings program. j r pi.aned
o have more gatherings Of the same