The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

III Miss Nellie Brown of Mortified
II visiting friends in the city.
II William Kelly OF Pleasant street /
spending several days in Boston on bust
II ness.
William II. Wheeler, publisher of tn
H Nergennes Enterprise, was a visitor Ii
/ the city Saturday.
H Mrs. A. Mistrangclo OF Foss stree
went TO Burlington this morning for
brief visit with relatives.
II Private Homer Bassett returned las
night To Camp Deyens, after spending
few days with relatives in the city.
II Mr.. and Mrs. John Glib Of Mapl,
Grove passed the week end in 81. Johns
bury as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. X. j
Kirk
Enid Bennett in Triangle feature OF
the race track. They're or" and com
edy, His Hidden Talent" at the Bijou
TO day. adv.
Thomas Tongisy and James A. Drum.
gould left Saturday for Boston TO report
for duty in the merchant marine at Com
monwealth pier.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Cardini and chill
dren of North Main street left last night
for South Framingham, Mass, where
they are to reside,
b. II. Griffith and H. p. Wiley re-
turned this morning from fishing trip
to Peacham, where they captured a fine
string of brook trout.
William Parry of Grant avenue, who
is employed at the b. & NJ. r. & P. car
barns, left last night for Hartford, Conn,
where he has employment. ~
Miss Jane Watkins arrived in the city
Saturday evening from Montreal, where
she is employed, to spend a few days
at her home on Summer street.
| Miss Boynton, the matron of the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington, was the
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Comolli of Comolli street Yesterday.
| Mrs. Blanche r. Howe of Sherbrooke,
p. O., who has been visiting in Beaufort,
S. c., as the guest of Lieut.. H. II. Reid
and Mrs. Reid, returned to the city Sat
urday,
Members of the Spaulding high school
second baseball team left the city this
forenoon, where they are to meet the
Whitcomb high school team nine this
afternoon.
There will be a regular meeting of
Barre council, No. 40l, X. of c., on
Wednesday May Is, at 1880 p. m. Ex
duplication of first degree. Per order
John Hartigan, G. K.
Leopoldo Gerbetti, who has lately been
employed in Sherbrooke, p. O., and Rich
ard Bzzozero left this forenoon for
Springfield, where they have secured EN-
ployment in a machine shop.
All Barre men who are among the
forty one mechanics leaving for the
state university Thursday are invited to
be the guests of the Italian Pleasure
club in the X of c. hall this evening at |
8 o'clock
Miss Emma Whitney arrived in the |
city Saturday evening from New York |
City, where she has been employed dur |
ing the past several months, to spend an |
indefinite period at her home in viii |
Jamestown.
Hugh Cole, who has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cole of
Orange street since completing his years
studies at the University of Vermont,
left yesterday for Bethlehem, Pa, where
he has employment IN steel plant.
Alex Riddel of South Barre, who re-
Gently completed his duties at the Barre
Creamery, after being employed there
during the past year, commenced his du-
ties at the Vermont Trucking Sales gar
age in the north end this morning.
Druggists and fruit dealers observed
the new Sunday opening hours yesterday
and the change authorized by the states
attorney evidently met with the approx
Al of the public. Hereafter the hours /
ire: From IL to / p m, from to s p. m. !
Sergt. Roger Farrell, who is attached /
% a regiment of heavy artillery in New c
York harbor, is passing furlough of '
,ew days with friends in Barre. Sergt t
Farrell is Goddard seminary graduate c
md former well known athlete on the d
hilltop. f
Joseph Charley of Prospect street re- a
umed his duties as manager of the Yer I
mont Fruit wholesale concern on Granite I
treet this forenoon, after having vaca- r
ion of several weeks, which he spent a
listing with friends and relatives in Z
arious points in Maine. 4
Seventy five boys are going soon from :
Barre for war service and glance over !,
he supplies available shows shortage =
f socks on hand. Therefore, win all
hose who are working on socks kindly
omplete them if possible and turn them /
n at the Red Cross rooms in the Spauld- il
ng building? a
Judge H. W. Scott of Richardson street u
as gone to Boston, where he is attend =
ng the annual convention of the New
,ngland Order OF Protection, of which he u
; the vice supreme warden. During his
bsence affairs at city court are in charge
( Justice of the Peace A. A. Sargent. n
'harles A. Spear of Park street, an Off S
er of the grand lodge of Vermont, n. T.. 2
}. p, is also attending the convention, O
nd while he is away William Craig is "
on his city mail route.
James White, blacksmith, measured
is Drawn against the strength of States
.tty. Earle r. Davis in the latter's law
flee Saturday evening, and when an
jectment act which followed the law T
er's invitation to leave the premises had =
nded, the smith knew more about the
az of tricks which every ex-sehoolmss- .
sr carries. The states attorney used to :
'ield the hickory over one of the tough
It schools in Vermont, and the knowl- e
ige gained in that atmosphere served 81
i'm in good stead when il came TO eject :
g White. Deputy Sheriffs G.. l.. Morris
nd II. J. Slayton were there to finish nc
he job and they locked up the man on W
a intoxication charge. This morning
lie respondent acknowledged a. first Of NJ
nse and arranged TO pay the minimum
ne and costs. ia
Arrivals at Hotel Barre through the no
eek end included the following people Al