The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-24
TALK or THE TOWN


John G. Booth OF Hill street Is pass
| ing few days in Chicago on bust
ness trip.
Coming, Feb. 2, the operetta, "All Al
Sea- presented by the Spaulding Gies
n club.--,,dv.
A stray stroke rang ON the alarm
bell ON fire headquarters at II O'Clock
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. nj. Joseph Horton Of
Worthwhile are in Barre passing few
days with friends.
Remember the Burns concert IN tnt
| Presbyterian church Wednesday night
| Good music and readings.---adv.
Practically all of the stcnesheds
which are operating were closed this
morning because Of the intense cold
Owing to the death Of His Holiness
Pope Benedict XIV, all social activities
win be postponed until further notice
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Copeland OF "a
Upland avenue are receiving congrat'
ulaticns on the birth OF a son last FRI
day.
Arthur H. Naughton Of West Sara
] toga, N. ", arrived in Barre this norn-
| ing to pase the remainder OF the week
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here on business.
| Regular meeting Of Sons Of Veter-
ans auxiliary, No. 5, Wednesday eve-
lining. Jan. rs, at o'clock. Light re-
| treatments will be served.
| Mrs. Agnes Williams. who has been
visiting her daughter in Philadelphia
/ for the past six weeks, returned to her
home on Averill street yesterday.
Misses Dorothy Buchan, Gweneth
Ladd and Dorothy Shores returned to
Barre last night, after passing the
week end with friends in st. Johns
bury
The public whist and 500 party,
which was to be given in X. OF G. hall,
Scampini block, January rs, has been
postponed until some future date
adv.
Marie Prize OF Pleasant street went
| to South Royalton to-day, where she
will give exhibitions in Scottish dances
at the Burns concert to be held there
| tonight,
George Z. Bond, Alex. Milne. Stanley
Marsh and III. p. Human, who have
been in a hunting expedition to Maid
stone for several days, returned to
Barre this noon.
Miss Ethel Calmar OF Rutland, who
has been passing few days in Barre,
left this morning for Burlington. where
she will remain week before return
ing to her home.
The joint installation and supper Of
the A. o. III and Ladies' Auxiliary,
which was to be held in the Worthen
hall this evening, has been postponed
to future date, owing to the death
Of Pope Benedict wv adv.
Good time ahead Where Quarry
Bank hall, Wednesday evening, Uni
yersalist church ladies union dance.
Everybody come Dancing from ! to
/. CAROLS orchestra. 81 per couple;
extra ladies, 35e. Tickets now on sale
on Main street. You can't afford to
miss this good time. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Johnston
and daughter, visitors in the formers
home at II Blackwell street for the
past month, left this morning for their
home in Baltimore, Nd, expecting TO
make stops at Trenton, N. j., and Phil
adelphia. MIR. Johnston, member Of
the firm of IaClair & McNulty, repre-
seI,ts the firm in Baltimore and ada
cent territory.
Preparations arc being made by the
Board Of Trade for series OF business
mems lunches which will be inaugu-
rated soon. No date has been set for
the first lunch but it is believed that
IL will be within few weeks. The
lunches viii be at noon and the com
mittee In charge il arranging to bring
several prominent speakers here.
Antonio Cenci OF 8 Wiley street
pleaded guilty to a charge OF breach
Of peace, when he was arraigned be
fore Judge Elwin z. Scott yesterday
afternoon. Gene; was arrested by
Chief Sullivan on warrant issued on
complaint of Mrs. Joseph Capt. Of 30
Circle street who alleged Cenci assault
ed her. Ceuci was admitted to $500
bail, which was Furnished by Frank
Caslani. The alleged assault was said
to have taken place at the Capt. wom-
- har,s Lost xweaE