The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

John o'Keefe Of Upland avenue re
turned TO the city yesterday from Hard
wick where he spent the week end will
friends and relatives,
Miss Mcmahon and sister Of Spring
field. Mass, are spending visit Of q
few DAYS at the homo OF their brother
John Mcmahon, OF East street.
Edward Jackson Of the naval training
school at Newport, r. l., is passing fur
Tough with his parents, DR. and Mrs, Joe
| w. jackson Of South Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Reid Of Hartford
Conn, are spending a visit OF few
days with friends in the city. Mrs,
Reid was former resident Of this city.
4 Miss Isabelle Mackie, who has been
teaching in St. Johnsbury, has returned
To the city 10 pass the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mackie OF
Beacon street.
Tony Bianchi Of Summer street left
the city this forenoon for business Wis
II of few days in New York City In
the interests Of the Charles Bianchi gran
tie concern.
Miss Mary Tomasi, who has been en-
gagged as a teacher at the Swanton
schools during the past year, arrived in
the city yesterday TO spend the sum
mer months at her home on North Main
street.
Mrs. William Rees left the city Sat
urdsy for Franklin, n. H., where she
will make visit of several days at
her former home. She was accompanied
to Franklin by her mother, who has been
spending the past few days In the city.
Miss Rose Tomasi arrived in the city
yesterday from Northampton, Mass,
where she has been enrolled during the
past year as a student at Smith college,
10 spend the summer months a. the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. San
guenetti, of North Main street
The Office of the Barre Red Cross,
through which war workers in a number
of nearby villages are making their vic
tory offerings of sweaters. socks, helmets,
etc, was notified this morning that
baseball game will be staged in Granite
Vile tomorrow for the benefit of the
Red Cross.
A jury was drawn in municipal court
to-day for a trial tomorrow in the case
of State vs.. Gomez. The case grows out
of a liquor seizure in upper Graniteville
last week, and the respondent is charged |
with keeping illegally, He is represented
by A. A. Sargent. States Atty Earle r. |
Davis will conduct the prosecution.
John r. Wilson of Worcester, secretary /
Of the Washington County Veterans as
ISOLATION, was in the city yesterday to
arrangements with local G. A.
R. men and other patriotic societies for
the annual reunion to be held at Dewey
park next week. 1t is planned to have
he yearly reunion program finished by
he end of the week so that many Of
hose who customs-ily attend may re
urn to their homes in time to assist in
he haying
The millinery and art embroidery
tore, conducted for the past few months
" Mrs Bertha A. Beattie and Mrs. Lii
ian A. Duncan in the apartment north of
he Miles granite building has been sold
o Mrs. Duncan, the partners having
cached a dissolution agreement. Mrs
3eattie, who retires from the business,
axes this opportunity to thank her
many friends for their liberal patronage
uring her connection with the establish
nent. She expects to leave shortly for
he White mountains to assume personal
barge of her store at Bethlehem.
Two Barre and Montpelier attorneys
Tho are wearing crepe over their right
yes were cleared of any lurking sus-
icion that the optics were draped in :
ersonal encounter at the beginning Of ,
Try trial in Magistrate H. w. SCOTS .
ourt this morning. In the case Of Cano >
s. street railway, Atty. f. f. Gleason, I
! addressing the jury, lightly referred to G
ne fact that counsel on both sides were 7
luinting through artifcially colored &
yes, but assured his auditors that coun- q
i in the case had not come to blows q
he other attorney, Earle r. Davis, sus- a
lined an accident while cranking an au q
mobile. His eye is on the mend Mr.. q
leason, whose eye has been partially re- t.
eyed of discoloration, was injured while Il
orking in the henhease at his home in fl
Members of the jury snick-
ed audibly when the lawyer explained y y
re situation.
Alumni of Goddard seminary, especial NJ
members of the "20-year class" of !
9s, will be gladdened by sight of the y
trent number of the Goddard Record. :,
is given over almost wholly TO the do
gs of the alumni, and at the pressing
quest of the editor a number OF old "a
ads. have written letters for publica
IN Among those of the class of '9S
no responded are Frederick II. Cole of
Adams, Marie G.. Burroughs Warner
Nergennes, Irene b. Thurston of Barre,
RS. Henry +. Shipman of Brattleboro,
rs. l.. ID. Gale of Williamstown Two Ct
'ddard doctors are in the service. Dr. NJ
ank Piper, So, and DR.. j. r. White, III
, and each contributes an interesting an
ter. Alumni Notes" is an unusually ar
'ong feature of the current issue which
the next to the last to be issued bv lo-
g present board, The June number OF
Il be descriptive of commencement.