The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-05
TALK or THE TOWN

Miss Jennie Simons Of South Rye
gate Is passing several days in Barre
visiting relatives
Elksl Note, initiation and social
session Thursday evening, Jan. 3. a
large attendance is requested.
II Otis j. Norris and Harold *. Jen-
kins OF Bethel arrived in Barre last
night for few days business visit:
! Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Fosaro OF
Granite street have gone to Benning-
ton to pass several weeks with rela-
tives there.
The A. O. H. annual dance tonight.
A real good time for members and their
friends; ST per couple; ladies, Zoe. re-
treatments. lady.
Miss Nadine Sullivan OF Church
street, left Monday noon for sheldon
Springs, where she has afposition as
stenographer. 4,
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson of 81.
Adams and their soifs, William ana
\ Oscar, are in Barre passing several
days visiting friends.
H Join our 1922 Thrift club now. As
customary we pay interest on these de-
posits ut two per cent. Quarry savings
4 Bank & Trust Co.-adv.
James Young has returned to HAN
over. N. H., to resume his studies at
Dartmouth, after passing the holiday
vacation with his parents.
Will Leonard and son, Daniel, are
expected to arrive in Barre this after
noon from White River Junction 70
pass week visiting relatives on Well
ington street.
George X. Duffy and Joseph i. Me-
Farlapd of Dover, N. H., were bust,
ness visitors in Barre this morning,
leaving this noon to return to their
home office.
Among the Dartmouth students from
Barre who have returned TO Hanover
to resume their studies, after the noh-
days, are George Douglass and Win
ston Brown.
i John Mckenzie of South Main street
left Yesterday for Taunton, Mass,
where he has accepted position as
operator for the Western Union Tele-
graph company.
Miss Rachel Cutler has returned
/ from the City hospital to her home At
| 1851 North Main street, having made
good recovery following an operation
| for appendicitis
/ Scandinavian brotherhood will hold
its regular meeting next Saturday az
n: 80 D. m. Election of officers. All mem
bers requested to be present. Refresh
ments and dance after.
Miss Katherine Martin has returned
to New York City to resume her mu-
steal studies, after spending the holl.
dav vacation with Judge and Mrs. =.
III Martin of Richardson street
| Norman Gordon returned to Han
over, n. H., yesterday to resume his
| studies at Dartmouth, after passing
the holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. John w. Gordon Of Richardson
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Cana of Will
| lev street and their family left Barre
last night for New Bedford, Mass,
where they will probably make their
home. Mr.. and Mrs Cana came to
Barre from Dummerston early last
year.
George Bronneau Of Caribou, 7. O.,
who has been passing the holiday sea
4 son with relatives in Barre, left last
night for Boston, where he will spend
about a month at the Massachusetts,
General hospital, undergoing treat
ment for a throat affection.
Nothing in the line of weather re-
mains to be served up to Barre dur
ing the current "a hours. The sun has
shone, it has showed, rained and hailed
/ and with a short spell Of real cold
thrown in yesterday afternoon the
Thermometer this morning lowered be-
tween 40 and so above.
/ Dance, Friday, Jan. 8, Legion hall,
White mountain jazz orchestra.--ady.
Mrs. c. NJ. Halves is removing her
dry goods store from Is Elm street to
1 co North Main street, the store for
merlv occupied by the Direct Importing
company. Thanking all her patrons
for their many favors in the past, she
hopes to see them all, as well as many
new ones. at the new store. Opens
Saturday morningsTadv.
The Barre police have been provided
with an opportunity to earn *l0,ooo.
True, the chance is small in way
but in another il is great. Needless to
say the police are not ignoring the
chance. A request was received by the
police to-day TO be on the lookout for
one jess Wendle. alias Wendell, alias
Windle, alias J. r. Ewing, alias J. Z.
Walker. This same many-aliased gem
tleman. according TO the request. was
one of a quintet which shot and killed
two policemen in Los Angeles, Cal,
on Dec. 6. He left that city onsDec. IL,
! il is alleged, in Ford coupe, upon
which he owed money and which bore
the California registration number
633- 1881. He is described as being 80
years old, five feet seven inches tall,
weighing ITO pounds. light brown eyes,
dark hair and wearing either a blue
or brown suit. For his arrest and
conviction a reward of $4,000 is Of
fered by the city government of Los
Angeles. The other four implicated in
the double killing have been captured
already, 1t is said. and it was believed
Wendle, etc. headed this way, prob
ably bound for Montreal.