The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-07


| Quarry Bank hall, O. II. S. fair. ADJ
Nurses dance in Quarry Bank ha
Wednesday, Dec. 10. CAROLS orches
ira.
Mrs. Flora Jones Of Tunbridge wa
at the City hospital for radium treat
ment yesterday.
Miss Annie Buchanan Of Waterbur.
il spending 4 couple Of days in the cit,
visiting friends.
Squawkers, dolls and dying chicken
for the Riddles at Blueberry Corner
fair, Dec. S.--ady.
II A son, John Richard, was born II
4 Mr.. and Mrs John 0hlin Of 70 Mebste
street on Nov. 80.
4 Mrs. Elizabeth Fraser, r. M, com
/ menced work this morning for DIR. A
/ II. Smith Of Keith avenue.
Regular meeting Of the A. 0. Fl
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock
Business Of Importance. lady.
| ]. P. McGrath, labor manager for
| the Granite Manufacturers associa.
ton, arrived in the city yesterday on
a business visit.
| r. w. jackson and Alex Duncan Of
this city returned home this morning,
after attending meeting Of Odd Fell
lows in Burlington.
Mrs. William Dickie returned yester.
day to her home in East Barre, after
having received treatment at the City
hospital for the past three days.
Barre Woman's club, Quarry Bank
hall, Tuesday, Dec. II, az s O'clock.
Middlebury college glee club. 4 con-
cert Of unusual excellence. adv.
John Lucchina Of High Holbora
street returned yesterday from Sara
toga, N. VI, whore he has been ems
ployed for the past three months.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Fred jew
EFT Of East Montpelier will be inter-
ested to hear that they are the par
ents of nine pound daughter. Mrs.
Jewett was formerly Miss Florence
Mackia.
Reports from local weather sharps
state that the mercury touched the
zero mark early this morning, IL be-
ing slightly colder than the tempera
ture of the day before. just before
Z this morning thermometers on the
high points Of the city registered only
two above.
fEl~~n L. 81. H. Ne Aha
board Of directors and district chair
man Of the Granite Manufacturers az
ISOLATION at the association rooms TO-
morrow morning. Preparations viii
probably be made at this time for the
annual meeting to be held next
Wednesday.
At least one local orchestra will
feel the effects of the new Canadian
ruling that American orchestras will
not be allowed to enter the proviute Of
Quebec to play for dances. II IL nm
that the provision i for the
protection OF Canadian orchestra teams
which are still in their infancy.
About 200 persons attended the fair
and supper held by the Uniyersalists
at their church last evening. Attrac- /
lively decorated booths displayed ar
ticles Of fancywork, food and candy. \
The chieken-pie supper, which was pre-
pared and served entirely by the men
" the church, was as appetizing
east as anyone could wish for, and
he men showed themselves to be 4ex 4
,erts In the culinary art. The booths
we're in charge Of the following ladies' !
domestic booth, which displayed
AIMED goods, iellies, vegetables. etc,
drs. John G.. Dodge, Mrs. b. III. Crit
It'll, Mrs. Cassius Camp; fancy work
'ooth. Mrs. George Mcfarland. Mrs.
J. NJ. Tobin. Mrs. John Tassie, Mrs.
Harriet Whitcomb, Mrs. Fred A. Slay-
on and Mrs. Maud Payne; apron
Doth, Mrs. Agnes Bradford and Mrs.
lille Bruce; fancy apron booth, Mrs.
'rant Lane, Mrs. Paul Leavitt, Mrs.
agnes Scott, Mrs. Mark Cutler and
FRS. Will Holden; candy booth, Mrs.
'eorge German, Miss Blanche Spauld- ,
ng, Mrs, R. L. Dawson, Miss Lena ,
eaver, Mrs. Gerald Brock. Mrs Mabel
ole and Miss Nellie Blanchard; South ,
arre grange booth, displaying miscel-
lneous articles, Mrs. John Worcester |
nd Mrs. NJ. L. Towne. The campfire
iris also operated grab bag in the |
,rm of Christmas tree, with arti-
les attached thereto. The fair viii /
,ntinue TO be held this afternoon and i
Fening, feature Of the evenings en- !
.rtainment being play, spreading a
he News" given by students Of God :
ard seminary. In