The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Hi Reynolds a Townsend's water systel
H viii be shut of Monday for repairs.
II Peter Hamel of Wellington street
II detained from his duties in the Mario
II cigar store.
II Mrs. John Croney Of Mortified wa
H among the business visitors in the cit
|! yesterday.
II Miss Alice Tabor of Chelsea is visit
II ing with friends for few days on High
H land avenue.
II Among the Chelsea visitors in the cit
II yesterday and to-day were Charles Row
II and William Adams.
II Roy Suitor OF Keith p. O., Is visiting
II at the home of Donald Smith Of PER-.
H street for few days
II Mrs, William Lance returned to he
H home in Cabot yesterday after attending
\ the graduating exercises at the seminary
II Mrs Jennie johnson, who has resided
H for the past few years in Barre, wen
H yesterday TO Quincy, Mass, where sh'
expects TO reside
H Wendell Dole, who has attended God
i dard the past year. left this morning fol-
| Northield, where he will stay with his
| parents this summer.
Alex LaCasse of Beebe Plains, Quebec
arrived in the city yesterday, attending
the commencement bell at Goddard last
evening. Mr.. LaCasse will be remem.
bered as a student of the 1914 class.
Mrs. w. j. Gorham and Miss Edith
Gorham of River du Loup, p. O., are
passing several days in the city as the
guests of Mrs. Clifford Caswell and Miss
Edna Gorham of Maple Grove.
AS ! am closing my store Saturday
night, / will sell my complete stock of
millinery regardless OF cost, at a great
sacrifice. Come and get your hat or trim
ming. Mrs. H. s. Miles, 20 North Main
street
Miss Faith Walker of Abbott avenue
returned Thursday night from Middle
bury college, Middlebury, and will spend
the vacation at her home. She took part
in the commencement exercises as a
member of the college glee club.
Wilmerth Fitch Of Mooers, n. Y, who
has been attending the Goddard gradual.
ing exercises the past week, returned last
evening TO his home. Mr.. Fitch was a
member of the 1914 class and is enrolled
as student now at the Baltimore Den
tai college.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Tillotson. who have
been in the city attending the Goddard
commencement exercises, where their son,
Kenneth, has graduated, returned yester
day to their home in Proctor, Mr. and
Mrs. Merrill Bucklin accompanying them
as far as their home in Warren.
Gerald Holmes, who runs the Holmes
bakery on North Main street, has added
TO his service Ford truck, so that he
can give his patrons around the quarry
district better service, being able to make
two trips a day, if need be. where now
he only makes one. John Bishop, who
has been driving the horses, will run the
truck.
A surprise party was held at the home |
Of Miss Marguerite Spargo of Second |
street yesterday afternoon. the occasion
being her ninth birthday Miss Jennie
Cassani presented her purse of money !
in behalf of her companions, and the re.
cipient responded fittingly. The commit
tee in charge consisted OF Misses Eva |
Beaulieu, Dora Spargo and Jennie Cas-
SAM.
County Agent F. H. Abbott attended
the regular meeting of the South Barre
grange Thursday night, giving them a
talk on the county agents work and also
on the tilling of the soil for potatoes.
Last evening Mr.. Abbott went to the
South Woodbury. grange meeting, where
they had public meeting, taking in the
general county work.
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ Austin of Jefferson
street will start soon by automobile for
their summer camp at Grand Isle, where
they will spend the remainder of the
summer, Mr.. Austin, who has completed
his work as fire inspector here in Barre.
will not return to the city this fall, but
has not had orders as to where he will |
be sent. Mr. and Mrs. Austin have been
IN Barre since last December,
Miss Kathleen Hamel of Church street
gave surprise party yesterday on the
avn OF her home. Miss Mildred johnson, {
who is to move to Quincy, Mass, being
he one surprised. A large gathering was
present and all participated in making ]
he affair a success. Games were PLAYED
md Miss Dorothy Brown and Miss Mar {
,aret McLeary served dainty refresh
nents Miss Hamel presented Miss John. '
on a handsome ring as token Of re-
nembrance from her many friends and d
Hiss johnson responded Miss johnson ii
eft this morning for Quincy, accompan. I
ed by her mother, sisters and brother
Floral tributes at the funeral of Miss
)lga Qulttropani, which was held on \
were as follows; Wreath,
Olga Darling" family carnations, Mr. "
nd Mrs. Innocente Caslani; roses, Mr. a
nd Mrs. Frank Caslsni; carnations and "
oses, Mr.. and Mrs +. Magnarhi, Mrs.
ladeline Magnaghi; roses, Miss Edna 81
orha.m; carnations. Mrs. +. Gerbetti d
nd family; carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. p
con Carroll: roses, North Barre bows; r
arna tons Mr. and Mrs. Orreste Boffino; Il
reath, Blossom Ossola and family; car el
ations, Mr.. and Mrs. Mario Zampieri Il
nd family; carnations, Miss Rebecca :
hesser; carnations. Miss Irene Zampini;
irnations, Mr.. and Mrs. Attilio Peran-
mi and family; carnations, Mr. and =
Irs Joseph Bushiere and family; carna-
ons. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ricciarelli: -
eraniums. Miss Maria Braghini; gera n
iums. Miss Eva Brsghinii roses, Mr.. ;.
nd Mrs. ID. Giudici; carnations, Mr. and Il
-rs. Frank Giudici; carnations, Mr. and =
RS. Silvio Giudici; carnations, Mrs. c. =.
asols and family; carnations, Mr.. and on
RS. Joseph Lavery and family; carna- to
ons, Miss Rosa Rieciarelli: carnations,
dgsr White; roses. Iibero Miro; carna-
ons, Andreina, Alice. Dante and Lea
omenichelli; roses, Miss Eca Ceccrini. s.