The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

New Years greeting cards at Cum.
mings 4 Lewis adv.
II Something of SOC value for 35c IN
! package sale at Barre Drug Co.--adv.
\ r. Perd Of Hardwick arrived in the
city yesterday to be employed in the
l granite industry.
/ New Years ball. Williamstowr
grange hall, Friday, Dec 20; Landi's
orchestra
r. w. CiIley has returned to his
home in Newbury after passing a
short time in this city.
The annual meeting OF the Foreign
Mssons viii be held Friday night, Dec
20, at T;s0. Joseph Barnett, secretary.
John Calcagni Of Groton Is visiting
/ at the home of his sister in law, Mrs.
T. Calcagni, Of AZ Center street this
week.
Miss Ruth Chalmers returned yester-
day to Hartford, Conn. where she ia
employed by the Travellers Insurance
company
Miss Eliza Bouchard returned to
Lawrence, Mass, yesterday, after
spending the holiday with her sister.
Mrs. Philip Beaulieu Of l42 Elm street.
Miss Wis Rstazzi. formerly nurse
at the City hospital here, Is passing a
few days with friends in the city, hav-
ing come here from her home in Pitts.
ford.
Lumber woods are calling to the UNI
employed at present and with the
heavy fall Of snow to-day it looks as
though operations would be under full
swing soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Marshall Of Bos.
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Freeman OF
Burlington are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. " J. LaRoe Of IA Well
ington street.
The Barre Outing club has placed an
order for FIVE hundred membership
buttons in blue and white for mem
beers TO wear at the toboggan chute
and skating Kinks.
The funeral Of James Stephen Milne,
young son Of Alderman and Mrs. y.
R. Milne, will be held from the home
Of his parents, II Madison street, Sat
urday afternoon at 1870 o'clock.
New Year celebration. under the an
spices Of Clan Gordon. No. 2, o. 8. c..
will be held in the worthen hall Dec.
30 At s p. m. Refreshments and dane
ing. Tickets may be had from the
amusement committee. James Horg,
sec.
Designs so far submitted to the Out.
ing club for an emblem have been un-
satisfactory. The general criticism is
that they are too elaborate for practi-
cal use. A pair Of snow shoes is stiIl /
the unawarded prize to the person who |
viii submit simple design symbolic
TO winter sports.
A number Of Barre Elks met in the
rooms Of the Granite Manufacturers'
association in the Averill block last /
evening 10 discuss the possibility Of es-
iablishing an Eiks club in this city, aft
Pr the same idea as that in Montpelier.
Il Is understood that they already
have . site in view
have just opened an up-to-dste shoe
repairing shop az No. ! Granite street.
New machinery Of latest model has
just been installed. Nv Is wears expe-
riencr eonvinces me that ! can guar
lntee All work performed. Your pat
ronAge is solicited. Prices reasonable.
sive me trial and b. convinced Frank
Rao, ] Granite street adv.
ffty-three young people Of the Ep-
Tofth league Of the Methodist church
lsid very enjoyable sleighride last
evening Two barge loads were i-ans-
,ortcd 20 Piainheid where . lunch va
'erved at the hotel and very pleas
mt evening passed- The party returned
. the city e. q late hour. Rev. and
Mrs. B. G. Lspsky and Mr. and Mrs u
Emery Newhsn acted a. chapsrones.