The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
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CLAYTON wilkins and Victor Ossola arc
assisting in the postofice during the
holidays.
Mrs. Clarrena Burnham of Cabot was
brought to the City hospital yesterday
for an operation.
Cyril French of South Barre left this
morning for Waltham, Mass, where he
will spend the holidays with relatives.
Hudson Beattie. who is residing on his
fathers farm near Enosburg Falls, is
passing few days at his home on Ire
mont street,
Dean Adams, who is employed by
the Columbia Phonograph Co in Hart
ford, Conn, is passing the holidays at
his home here.
w. p. Townsend who was called to
Barre by the death of his brother, G. s.
Townsend, will return to his homr in
Chelsea this evening.
Charles Williams, who is employed in
the plant of the Fore River Shipbuilding
Co. at Quincy, Mass. arrived in the city
last night for holiday visit.
Robert S. Noble, member of the God
dard seminary faculty, left this morning
for Bethel, where he viii spend the
Christmas recess at his home.
Mrs Robert Knox of North Main
street has gone to Aver, Mass, where
she is to make a visit with her son,
Serg Robert Knox, who is stationed at
Camp Deyens.
Walter McHugo of Liberty street left
this morning for Springfield where he
will spend short vacation from his du
ties at the Montpelier & Wells River
freight office
Miss Bertena Hooker, who is enrolled
in the Sargent school at Boston, is spend
ing the Christmas recess at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. b w. Hooker,
Of Park street.
Joseph Collins, who is employed as
4 travelling salesman with a large sand |
blasting firm of New York City, arrived |
asst evening to spend a few days at his |
home on Ayers street.
Paul Gerbetti who is employed in /
Sherbrooke, p. O., arrived in the city to-
lay to pass the holiday season with his
,rother, Alfred Gerbetti. of North Main
treet, and other relatives.
Miss Cleora Morse, who is a student in
IN institute of music in New York City,
5 spending the holiday recess at the
lone of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
!. Morse. of fremont street.
Earl Bemis, who has been visiting his
,arents. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bemis of
.ong street, while here on business
rip in the interest OF the Memorials
Irt Co. left to-day for Brighton, Mass,
o visit his sister, Mrs. c. A. Mosher be-
ore returning to his home in Buffalo,
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Mrs. J. f. Mackenzie received word
his morning OF the death Of her uncle,
red J. Folsom. at Concord, n. II. He
-as a resident Of Barre for many years
GLOWING his trade as a stonecutter. and
'as a member Of Camp Granite City, No. ,,
.6Ss. Modern Woodmen of America. in
his city. 1
Charles Littel. who has been employed !
v the General Electric company at |
ittsfield. Mass. during the past few
lonths, is spending a few days at his
ONE on Beckley street. Mr.. Littel. who
as formerly employed at the postofiice, I
at present assisting there during the
Dliday rush.
Mrs Anita fNegrettil Vittori. daugh-
r Of Mrs. Claudina r. Negretti of p
lackwell street. asks The Times to cor Y
,ct a few errors which appeared in the L
port of her wedding, which was con b
ibuted BY a relative Of the bride. The n
name j. John Nittori. aud {,
S wife states that he j. not a soldier r
the army The couple were married Il
+ Rev. T. NJ Mekenna. pastor Of -. v
onica's church The bride wore a gown &
white ivory dutchess with pearl trim "
inrs and q veil. and CARED q shower q
luauet 81 hride's Roses Mics Eda Nafi nj
tad a. nrzrer Girl ON the evening fol. q
wing the ceremony, p reception was 81
"a IN the home Of the bridegroom a. 5 q
Irkee place q