The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-19
TALK OF THE TOWN


Mrs. Fritz Swenson is at the City hos
pital, where she had slight operation
yesterday
Vincent Cato Of Berlin street left
yesterday for Boston, whore he will visit
with friends for a few days.
Joseph Berte of North Main street,
who has been at the City hospital Tor
treatment, went home yesterday
Miss Katrina Terney returned to her
home in Middlesex yesterday after visit
ing friends in the city for a short time,
Aniceto Punte of Smith place, who
went TO the City hospital for an emcr-
gency operation, is making good re-
covery.
Miss Alice George, who has been visit.
ing with relatives on Summer street for
several days, left this morning for her
home in Chazy, n. Y.
John Calderara returned to his home
on George street last evening after
spending the past two weeks with friends
in Boston, and adjoining cities.
The regular monthly meeting of the
trustees OF the Barre City hospital will
be held at the hospital building Wednes-
day evening July 10, at o'clock.
Mayor John f. Maun of ST. Adams,
superintendent of the Central Vermont
railroad, was in the city yesterday in
connection with Central Vermont Offices
in Barre
The present contract, made by the
city with the garbage collector, expires
August ], and the aldermanic health
committee is TO consider plans for the
collection in l9l6-l7.
Mrs, Frank Brown OF Beverly, Mass,
who was taken i'll while on an auto trip
through this section of the state and was
taken to the City hospital for treatment,
went home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Oltolini returned to
their home on Berlin street last evening
after attending the funeral Of Mrs. Oh
tolini's brother-in- law, Edward Catta'
nero, in North Haven, Conn, Monday.
Frank Card, who has been employed
as stonecutter in Mount Airy, n. c.,
for the past two months, returned last |
evening to his home in Barre, and viii |
resume stonecutting in the Barre sheds.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. I. Mower and daugh-
ter Beatrice, Miss Clara Purvee and Miss
Esther Alexander left the city this morn
ing for Camp Barre Mower in Alburg,
where they will make an extended stay.
Miss Eta French arrived in the city
this morning and will visit relatives for
a few days while en- route from her home
in Burlington to Old Orchard, Ne, where
she will spend two weeks visiting her
brother, John French
David Simonds, who has been visiting
in Barre for the past week. returned last
evening to his home in Wilmington, ac
by John Story, who has been
employed as a stonecutter in the city for
the past two months.
Miss Mary Van Orman formerly stu
lent in music at Goddard seminary and
who played in an orchestra in st. Johns.
5 playing the piano at the Park theatre
Turing the absence of Mrs. Badord. i
G. T. Becutti, who has been visiting It
he home of Fillpi Ross on Foss street
or the past three weeks, left this morn t
ng for Boston for few days, while en- a
QUITE for his home in Redlands, Cal,
where he is financially connected with a
rewery. y
David Sarette, who has been pitching .
With the fast Franklin team at Franklin,
!. H.. this summer, arrived in Barre this ;
morning and will be seen in an Italian
!. G. uniform this afternoon at Berlin
treet, when the l. A. c. meet Rutland in
he Vermont State league. 1t will be t
emembered by Barre fans that Sarette d
itched for the Italians against the st, \
ohnsbury team last summer holding st.
ohnsbury to a 3 to score in ten in Y
ings. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cummings OF Hin b
treet returned home last evening after t
ttending the AID session of the imperial
ouncil of the A. A. @. n, NJ. S, OF North t,
merica, in Buffalo, \. y last week. Mr.. b
nd Mrs Cummings also visited with Mr.. o.
innings brother, Frank eabody, OF f
uffalo. On the outward journey the l.
innings party went by the Mohawk V;
,ute through New York state and re-
mned by northern route through 0s-
ego and the islands of Lake Champlain, I
porting a very delightful trip.
Tonight the Christopher Colomto
and, directed by Peter Gropelli, will givs /
concert in City park, the music to be- J
n at o'clock and continue for an hour.
he program has been arranged as fol-
ws: America; march, Connecticut" !
". Wassanl; fox trot, Underneath the
ar" III. Herbert selection, "Gemma :
| Virgi" &c. Donnisetti); medley over
re CIV. Lampel; selection, Bohemian
rl' (Balfe); march, "The Whip" tH. !
olzmanne national anthem, "The Star
oangled Banner
First steps toward establishing a fund !
r the benefit Of the needy members
III be taken by soccer football players
Barre Friday evening at 6 o'clock,
hen the proceeds of match between 1
e Bonaccords and Rangers will be de- !
ted to the fund The revenue from the ]
,naccord Ranger game was original I
intended for member whose death :
ort time ago put an end to plans Tor
e benefit. Now it is proposed to have
reserve fund substantial enough to put
e soccer players in a position to aid
e next member who shall need assist
ce The teams are depending largely
on the public for cooperation in this
,vement Players will line up as fol
VS.: A team, Captain Kerr, T. Find
=. Wilson, Booth, Coutts. Innes, 4
derson, Laing, Duguid, Mitchell and
col; B team, Capt. Bremen, Ross, Web J