The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-19
TALK or THE TOWN

r. U. club dance in Legion hall OF
| Thursday, April 20, Summers orches
ira. adv.
/ A regular meeting Of tool sharpen
ers, No. 2, will be held in polishers' hal
Wednesday at o'clock.
Regular meeting of the L. Asa. O,
H., will be held in the X. OF G. hall
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Clara Donaldson Of SnfIield
Mass, is passing few days at 65
Franklin street while visiting in the
city.
Antonio Gasparello returned home
yesterday from an extended business
| trip through New York and nearby cit :
les.
Mrs. Oscar Ruebhausen passed
through the city yesterday on her way
to her home in Washington, after pass
ing some time in New York City.
Mrs G. D, Bancroft of GAINESVILLE, o.,
who is passing several weeks with rel
atives and friends in Montpelier, called
on Barre acquaintance yesterday.
Mrs Brunetta Guernieri, who has
been passing a few days at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Adele Ciardi Of
Zanleoni place, returned home to-day
A son, weighing eight pounds, was
born Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Rocca of Milford, N. H. Mrs. Rocca
will be remembered as Miss Mafalda
Cattaneo of this city.
Miss Mabel Ainsworth Of Peacham,
who had been sick since last January,
died in Barre Town Sunday and her
body was sent to Peacham for the fu.
neral service and for burial.
John Walker and daughters together
with Mrs. Elizabeth Mcqueen, who left
the city a short time ago for visit
with friends in Massachusetts, rec
turned to the city yesterday.
A. j. Rogers of the New England
Rsad Machine company left this morn
ing for Boston, after coming here last
night to cover the interests of his
company in the stone crusher deal.
Lantern slides will be shown to give
you an idea of what the farm bureau
is trying to do locally. You surely will
be interested in these slides. AT South |
Barre grange hall Wednesday evening.
adv.
Right Rev. G. Y. Bliss. coadiutor
bishop Of the Vermont diocese Of the |
church, plans to visit the
Church Of the Good Shepherd here and |
SC. John the Baptist church in Web |
sterville April 80.
The first college baseball game Of !
the year TO be played in the vicinity |
IF Barre will be held in Northfeld next |
afternoon when Norwich |
puts her team up against /
hat of St Lawrence university from
Canton, n. "
w. II. Ward, who motored through
rom Burlington this week and who re-
.urned TO that city by the same meth
ID yesterday, reports that the roads
ire easily passable with the exception
# the strip between Waterbury and
where the going is fairly
lifficult The wind has done great
teal towards drying up the main high
Ways.
A new sport has gained a great deal
i popularity in the "sawdust village
district, near Lincoln campus, A large
lumber of unemployed men from the
'illsge congregafe there every after.
oon to play the once very popular
anne Of croquet. Two tournaments
ave already been played off and more
re being arranged every day. Anyone
Wishing to watch some really good
layers at work have but to climb
ridge any sunshiny after.
Don or morning.
The opening dance for the new Bijou
ance hall last night, which was meant
be the formal openingsof the pavil-
On, was not quite as successful as the
lst opening made before the hall was
nished There were approximately rs
ouples in attendance last evening. The
all has been decorated with palms,
flowers and such material,
laking il more attractive than for
lerly. The toughest spots in the floor !
ave also been planned down consider
bly,, doing away with some of the
rean wave sensation which character
ed the previous dance. Carrolls or
lestra furnished music for the open {
IL.