The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. E. Garcia of the G. Tomasi block
was removed to the City hospital this
forenoon.
Mrs Michael Nelson of Merchant street
is spending few days with relatives in
| Rutland and vicinity.
Even Mackenzie has returned to his
work in Groton, after having been called
here by the death of his granddaughter
Miss Florence Brady who has been
visiting her sister, Miss Gertrude Brady
of Jefferson street, since last Saturday,
returned yesterday to her home in Bak-
ersteld
| Mrs. +. f. Dennison and children Of
| North Main street left yesterday for
| North Colchester, where they will spend
| the summer months at their cottage at
MalIetts Bay.
Mrs. Edmund Gardens and little daugh-
ter who have been visiting relatives in
Barre and Williamstown during the past
six weeks, returned yesterday to her
home in st. Albans.
Mrs. Ernest Hutchins received the
news this morning from Manchester, n.
H., concerning serious injury which her
mother, Mrs. Jane Rowell, received ear
lier in the week while crossing street,
being hit by an automobile. The ma
chine knocked her down, breaking three
ribs and causing deep lacerations about
the head.
Representatives OF two railroads in
Barre, j. L. III. Carr of the Central Yer
mont and j. y. Gall of the Montpelier 4
Wells River. met this morning and made
arrangements for closing both freight
offices tomorrow afternoon. The ar
rangement is made in Difference to ac-
tion taken by nearly every business con.
cern in the city and the freight offices
viii be closed from TO 3 o'clock.
In anticipation of one of the largest
crowds that ever witnessed baseball
game in Barre, the management of the
Italian A. G. announced to-day that autos
will not be permitted to park on the
Berlin street grounds tomorrow after
noon, when the team meets Goddard SEM
mary for the benefit of the Red Cross,
after appropriate flag raising exercises
have been held on the ball field. In con
nection with the announcement it was
stated that all baseball players are re-
quested to don their uniforms and meet
at Currier park at l2:45 p. m. to partici-
pate in the parade.
Another postponement of the case of
State vs. Mrs. A. Villa. charged with
violation of the liquor laws, was entered
in city court this forenoon when Mag
istrate II. W. Scott continued to Mon
day the hearing set for to-day Wit
nesses living in Grsniteville who were
subpnnaed several weeks ago at the in
stance of Town Grand Juror A. C. Dick |
ey of Barre Town made one Of their Pc
riodical trips to the city TO testify, but
were told that another continuance had (
been granted. this time at the request /
of the respondents counsel. it is said. /
Real sorrow vas expressed among in !
ha bitants of the Italian colony in Barre /
Yesterday upon receipt of news of the 1
Montpelier tragedy in which Angelo BIZ |
anchi and his mother, Gementina Bian- I
chi. came to their death. The young
man was well known in this city. hav- 4
ing been a resident OF Barre for several /
Years prior to his removal to Montpeiier.
Here he was known as a quiet. eompan-
onable fellow, whose most conspicuous
was difidenee and his
friends in Barre. in speaking Of the
ragedy. invariably ss~Tibe Bianchi'z act
- temporary alteration. caused By
lroodinr over his 90 health. The bodies
II the woman snd her son viii be brought i
% this city for interment in Hope Gene d
cry Sunday afternoon.