The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-14
TALK or THE TOWN

II. ~. Parker mas come lIuW ~. a.
| bans to spend the week end at his
1 home in Barre.
Mrs. Rosa Guglielmo of Derry, N.
\ H., arrived in Barre yesterday to pass
a few days with relatives.
Lower prices. Bostonian chocolates
are now selling for Soc per pound, at
| Marchetti's Fruit store. adv.
Discriminating smokers prefer q
Sculptor cigar Manufacturer by Wes-
| lev Hoffman Tel GOT w adv.
4 MIR. and Mrs. Edison Lander have re-
| turned to Barre from their wedding
tour. They were married Jan. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Petrie, who RE-
! Gently removed to ST. Adams to make
| their home, were in Barre yesterday.
1 Miss Anna Lawless Of Springfield
returned to her home last night, after
passing three days in Barre with
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Erne Of Waits
! River arrived in Barre this morning to
pass few days visiting friends on
Wellington street.
Mrs. Miles Worth Of Westfeld,
Mass, has returned to her home, after
passing several days with relatives on
+! Washington street.
Harris Allen Of Hardwick arrived in
Barre yesterday morning for a two
days visit on business. He will re-
turn home tonight.
Band rehearsal, Wednesday, Jan. IS.
Note change Of date. All members re-
quested to be present. Anyone desir-
| ing to join will be welcome.
House for sale, 98 Washington
street; best location in Barre. For in
| formation write Clinton i. Millar, 7.
o. box 43, Quincy, Mass.--adv.
The next basketball team to receive
an opportunity to stop Spaulding's
great winning streak will be Mont
pelier seminary and the Capital boys
win appear here Monday night.
| Editor L. r. Chew Of the White Riv-
err Landmark came to Barre yesterday
afternoon to attend the Older Berys'
conference, having special interest IN
the conference because he was formerly
engaged in u NJ. C. A. work.
Prof w Il Aiken Of the English
department 81 the University Of YER
mont was visitor in Barre to-day,
| having come 10 act as one OF the judges
| in the song contest in which members
of the conference participated.
Mrs. G. i, Duncan Of McIndoes is
spending some time in Barre with her
daughter, Mrs. Harvey Phelps, while
Mr. Phelps is away on western trip
| Mrs. Phelps Is also entertaining during
| the Older Boys conference her nephew,
Duncan Edgerton, Of McIndoes.
The annual Barre All-Stars- Montpcl-
| Ter battle win take place next Thurs
day night at Montpelier. The Capital
City Five win represent Montpelier
and one Of the fastest aggregations
ever TO represent Barre has been as
sembled. The game promises to be one
Of the best in this part Of Vermont
this year.
DIR. L. Fl. Crabtree, who has been
carrying on the chiropractic practice
Of Gage & Gage in the Currier block
for several months, win leave Barre
next week. He win 60 to Elizabeth,
N. j., where he plans on opening an
Office for himself. The Barre practice
probably will be carried on by Mont
pelier chiropractic for few months.
Word has been received in Barre to
the effect that Mrs. Maude Hardy,
formerly Of this city, is at the Peter
Bent Brigham hospital in Boston, seri-
ously i'll as the result of an operation
for appendicitis performed Thursday.
| Mrs. Hardy left Barre about five years
ago. shortly after her husband who
| was a granite salesman, died. While
| in Barre. Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy lived on
Maple avenue.
The Montpelier Woman's club chart
tv ball will be held Friday evening,
/, Jan. 20, in the city hall, The Adelphi
quartet from Boston will give a varied
concert from TO Q. The leader, Rob
ert Mckenzie, formerly of this city,
will be pleasantly remembered by mu-
sic lovers of rs years ago as a talented
/ first tenor singer. He viii he glad 10
renew old acquaintance. Carroll's or
chestra will furnish music for dancing.
As no meeting of poultry fanciers
! has been called 10 make arrangements,
it Is believed that the Vermont Poul-
try show will not be held this year.
The show has always been held in
Barre and usually during the month
Of January. In previous years, how
ever. the fanciers gathered early to
plan and make arrangements for the
] show. However. many Barre raisers
Of fowl have shown their birds at the
st. Adams and Boston shows and
many are planning on sending entries
to the show in Springfield, Mass.
Notification has been received in
Barre that Leo J. Downs OF Plattsburg,
y. Y, has been appointed temporary
receiver for the monument firm OF
Carpenter & Barton, Inc, Of that city.
Receiver Downs reports that he has
spent considerable time becoming ia
miliar with the affairs Of the company
and he presents a schedule showing
that the firms assets are sl7.670.l5 and
that IFS liabilities are S3l ,s07.33, APP
proximately one-half of the latter be-
ing loan notes due 4. c. Gordon and
Cyril Carpenter. Among the assets
listed arc finished granite stock to the
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