The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-11
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| Mrs, Rafiaele Baltasino and her lit
| tie son, Luigi, Of Clarendon are pass
ing few days with relatives In the
city.
Mrs. Arthur Knox Of Grafton, N, H..
has returned to her home, after pass
| ing couple Of days in the city with
\ friends.
Barre council of the Knights of CO.
lumbus will hold meeting tonight IN
! the council rooms to discuss important
business.
Roger N. Denning Of Muncie, Ind,
a retail monument dealer, arrived in
Barre Monday to pass a week IN
the city and the district on business
"St. A. Specials" cigars are always
the same in quality and workmanship.
| 100 per cent value for your money.
Ask your dealer. Raymond Guyette,
Mfr, st. Adams, Vt.-adv.
Miss Quinlan announces another
term of dancing starts Thursday, Jan.
~, s p. M, Worthen hall Adult class,
beginners and advanced. For particu-
lars call or phone lS6-M.--adv.
"What rs the Matter With the
Worldgr Lecture by Mrs. henson AZ
the Psychology club tonight at the
UniversaIist church at 1880 This Is a
public meeting and you are invited. N
adv.
Exalted Ruler Frank j. Shea nj
Barre presided at the meeting Of Mont
pelier lodge Of Elks last night, in which
Ii applications for admission to mem
bership were read. The lodge discussed
plans for big minstrel show and
dance to be held Feb. 81 In Montpelier
city hail.
The teams which will represent the
Vincitia club at the intercitv tourna-
ment with the Apollo club Of Montpei-
Ter at Montpelier tomorrow night have
been chosen tentatively but are subject
to challenge The playing will probably
be started at s o'clock. A special car
win leave Montpelier after the tourna.
ment to bring the Barre players and
rooters back to this city.
The North End garage has taken ex-
ceptions to the recently published claim
Of Montpelier machine shop that 1t IL
the only possessor Of Wilson combine
tion machine in northern Vermont.
The garage recently installed one Of
the machines, which automatically re-
Rabbits, rebores, reams and rlns-in cyl
inders of Ford engines. The machine is
on exhibition and the officials of the
garage welcome inspection Of 1t.
r.
Letters from the Vermont telephone
linemen, who are on duty in and about
Worcester. Mass, repairing the collos
sal damage caused by the iccstorm
that city experienced several weeks
ago, state that they do not expect toI
be back for at least month more.
Lincmen from all parts Of the east are
working night and day to straighten
out the chaos caused by the storm but
the job is little more than half fin
ished, according to the Vermonters' let
tiers home.
Three real city boys" received a
splendid education in what they don't
know yesterday at the railroad sta
ton. The trio, all statesmen, bound for
Williamstown for the day, went to the
station and while buying their tickets
and preparing TO board the train kept
up steady stream Of slurring re-
marks at the high town. They went
out onto the platform and boarded the
train on the first track. with remarks
all to the effect that must be the right
train as 1t couldn't be possible that
Barre boasted more than one. The
loungers on the platform just grinncd
wisely and let the three get settled
and started in a game Of cards. The
engine to draw the Williamstown train
onto the real train, which
stood on the second track and prepare
tions were made for getting under
way. The engineer Of the train, how
ever, took compassion on the three
Solomons and called their attention TO
the fact that his was the right train.
There wasn't murmur out of the
three as they piled out.