The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-25
TALK OF THE TOWN


George Maniatti, the North Main street
fruit dealer, is passing week with his
family in Lowell Mass.
Mayor H. c. Shurtleff. and Deputy Y.
s. Marshal G. +. Lackey have gone
to South Hero for an outing.
Miss Beatrice Joy, who has been visit
! ing friends in Barre returned yesterday
to her home in South Royalton.
A marriage license has been issued by
the city clerk to Manhan G. Wilbur and
Miss Sigma II. Narien of Montpelier.
Morris Levin and family of Burling-
ton spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. M. S. Levin of Merchant street
Regular meeting of L. A., A. 0. H., in
Worthen hall Tuesday evening at 1880.
Every member is requested to be present.
George Maniatty of the Barre Fruit
store has gone to Lowell, Mass, for a
few days visit with friends and rea-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. W. Clark, Mrs. Cora
Cheney, Mrs. Alice Owen and Ellisan
Burnham have just returned from Joe's
pond.
0. Boffino of the Union Clothing Co.
completed yesterday business trip OF
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nisbing department.
Peter Stacey of Barre, who was ar
rested by the sheriffs department Satur-
day night, in Montpelier city court this
morning paid fine of So and costs.
Mrs T. II. Cave, jr., and two daugh-
tiers, Corrine and Doris Eastman, have
returned to their home on Wellington
street, after vacation spent at Grand
Isle.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Stone of Main street
were agreeably surprised yesterday
morning, when they were presented a
victroat from their sons, Dewey and
Paul
Ugo Carusi, stenographer of States
Attorney Davis, was taking notes again
| this morning after a weeks vacation,
spent at Old Orchard, Me-, with America
| Guidc Of North Barre
George Grant, former resident of
J Barre, after brief visit, has returned
to Atlanta, Ca Mrs. Grant, who accom-
panied him here, win make a longer
stay with her relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Beaulieu and chill
dren, Laura and Joseph, Miss Eva Beau
lieu and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Genest of
First street visited over the week -end
with friends and relatives in Burlington.
| Il. A. Potter of Chicago, who has been
guest of w. S. Martin at Greenwood,
Plainfeld, for several days, was with
| Mr.. Martin on motor trip to-day to
Boston, being on his way to New York
| City.
Mrs. H. Realin and sons, Rigo and
| John, OF Brook street arrived home yes
terday after two months stay in Quincy,
| Mass. while Mrs. Realm was recovering
| from an operation at The Boston Home
opathic hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Darby of Seminary street
had a very successful fishing expedition
in the vicinity Of Groton pond Sunday
| They arrived at their home late last
evening with ~ trout.
The case of Allen Belville VS.. L. II.
Miller of Wolcott was tried in Montpel-
| Ter city court this morning. This is a
suit to recover $40 for labor. w A. Dut-
ton represented the plaintiff, and Their
ault K Hunt the defendant.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Craig and three
children, who have been visiting in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. William Craig of
| Hall street for the past 10 days, returned
yesterday to their home in New York
City, where Mr.. Craig is employed as a
conductor on the subways
Mrs. L. Bison has just arrived from
Nicolet, Quebec, where she has been Wis.
iting her daughter, Dora, well known in
this city by large circle of friends. She
has taken the veil of the Sisters of As
| sumption and has received the name of
Madeline of the Reparation. If her
health improves, she viii remain; if 9TH
erwise, she will return home.
The storm of Sunday seemed to avoid
Montpelier The telephone company suf-
fered somewhat, while the lines to the
/ bigger exchanges in the state were af-
fected good deal At the Boutwell, camp
/ in Berlin, the storm was very heavy.
| Reports from Gaysylle were that a
| heavy hail storm occurred, doing a great
deal Of damage, while at the Three.Mile
bridge hail was seen. The storm in Cal.
ais and Worcester was hard one.
Bright lights of another automobile
which was climbing the hill going into
South Barre caused Joe Lavery to drive
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| through wire fence The only damage
done to Mr. Lavery's ear was sprung
axle, though he was compelled to leave
it by the wayside over night. This
morning the car was pulled up to the
road and was run into garage on its
own power Mr.. Lavery was making
the return trip from Springfield, where
he passed the week end with his family.
Nat Bond, ianitor at the federal build
ing, returned to the city Saturday after
noon, after a trip which took him to
Waltham. Mass. Here he visited old
schoolmates and also attended the 47th
annual reunion of the 10th Massachu-
sets regiment The meeting was held at
Hotel Crescent on Monday, the 18th, and
out of So surviving members, 20 We're
present. Tribute was paid to Major
Henry C. Hall, who passed away during
the year A dinner was held and a social
time recalling experiences of earlier days
was enjoyed by all. Mr. Bond left to-
day for Hardwick, where he will visit
his brother, George Bond, and expects
to return the end of the week, resuming
his duties Sept. l.
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They Saw Our Dnpreparedness.
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