The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28
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Mrs. Alex Hanton OF Merchant
street is spending a few days visiting
in Boston and vicinity.
America Guidici Of Beckley street
has been confined to his home for a
few DAYS by illness. He is now able
to be out again.
The ladies' union Of the Universalist
church will hold regular meeting in
the assembly room Wednesday, March
4 |, at 2:30 p. m.
Misses Irene and Gertrude Brault,
! who were visiting in the city over the
week end, returned yesterday to their
home in st. Albans.
Miss Arletta Richie, superintendent
of drawing in the Greenfield, Mass,
high school, is visiting with her moth
er on Beckley hill for few days.
John Santarini, an employee Of the
I.add bakery, who has been confined to
his home on Beckley street for few
! days, was able to resume his duties
to-day.
| The next tournament between the
old and young members Of Vincitia
club will be held Wednesday, instead
! OF Thursday, night as was stated in
last nights Times.
Miss Eleanor Page Of Montpelier,
who is employed at the Paige and
Campbell insurance Office in this city,
is able to be at her work again after
being confined to her home for few
days by illness.
The Western Union Telegraph com
panv has secured lease ON the store
formerly occupied by the Direct I'm
porting company at 60 North Main
street and expects to make prepare
tions for occupancy about April !.
The Spaulding Athletic association
Is formulating plans for minstrel
show TO help out the finances OF that
department Of school activities. Miss
Eva Smith Is in charge OF affairs and
work win soon begin with rehearsals.
Maccabees, attention. The regular
meeting Of Harmon review, No. !, will
be held Wednesday evening in X. of z.
hall at I 80 o'clock. Initiation. Guards
and officers wear white. supper viii be
served at o'clock. Both meat and
fish.ady.
Spaulding high school plays against
the fast Norwich freshman team 70
morrow night at the local gymnasium.
This is going to be fast game OF
basketball. spaulding plays Montpei
Ter high school next Friday evening in |
the Montpelier armory.
Mrs. Blanche Pidgeon, aged Il, OF
Bridport died in Barre yesterday aft
er being sick for long time. The
body was taken yesterday afternoon to
Shoreham, where the burial will be
made. She leaves her husband, Angus
tus Pidgeon, in her immediate family
Local bank men are inclined to doubt
the story of spurious quarters being
circulated in Barre and vicinity. They I
have not discovered any of the spuri-
Gus coin although their attention has
been focused on the search since the
report last week OF the circulation OF
the "phony" stuff. J.
Another of the series Of very enjoy
able dances being held in the X. OF
C. hall was run off last evening. About
90 couples spent very pleasant eve
ming dancing to the strains of the new
Goddard orchestra, which is, by the
way, becoming a very creditable quar-
tet of jazz producers.
Electric car number two had the
to break spring yesterday
afternoon and il became necessary for
the repair car from the car barn to
come to this CITY with a repair crew
and new part to replace the broken
one. The operation lasted for a period
Of about an hour, with the car raised
on jacks during the whole of that
time.