The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-21
TALK or THE TOWN

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Bijou to-day, eight-reel show-.adv.
The weekly tournament of the Barre
Golf club starts to-day.
A big shipment of the genuine Beav-
er Board just received. N, ID. Phelps Co.
! adv.
Charles Maehia of West Topsham was
brought to the City hospital yesterday
for treatment.
Mrs. Frank Canales of the east hill
was brought to the City hospital yester
day for treatment.
w. w. Perkins Of Bethel and George
j. Perkins of Hardwick were in the city
yesterday on business
Newest styles and midsummer MILL
merry at exceedingly low prices. NJ. NJ.
Minnie, ll2 Summer street.
Harold Sault, the drummer of Landi's
orchestra, has gone to his home in Ran
dolph to remain until the latter part of
the week.
Mrs. F. H. Burke and two daughters,
Carrie and Frances, started by automo
bile this morning for few days visit
with friends in Shelburne.
Miss Angie Rizzi of Berlin street, who
completed work last week at the Adams
Co. store, is now employed at the Barre
Candy Kitchen as a clerk.
r. M. Cutting of Plainfeld called on
number of former acquaintance here
yesterday, he having recently returned
from overseas after almost two years
service in the infantry.
n. d. Phelps, who for several days has
haat i,, nt{ e
the regional advisory board of the New
England Telephone and Telegraph com
pany, is expected to return tonight.
Levi T. Cross and brother, j. A. Cross,
both members of the Cross Bros, granite
manufacturing plant in Mortified, were
in the city yesterday. The former of the
two men has Just returned from an ex-
tended trip through the west in connec-
ton with business of the firm.
John Ennis Of JonesviIle is visiting
his brother, Edward Ennis, of North
Main street, having arrived here yes
terday. This morning he, together with
his nephew, Orrin Ennis, of Miers' down
town barber shop, left by automobile on
an angling expedition in the direction of
Topsham.
South Barre grange will hold its regu
lar monthly meeting May % at o'clock
sharp. Officers please take notice. A
literary program will be as follows: Vo
cal solo, Marjorie Worcester; piano duet;
lecture by representative from the Vail
school at Lyndon; song, five girls. Pub
lie cordially invited.
Dominica Peduzzi appeared before
Judge J.. l.. Scott to-day on warrant
issued by Grand Juror A. A. Sargent,
charging the respondent with having
violated the city ordinance, by allowing
his poultry to roam about the property
of Valdus Benson. short time ago Pc
duzzi was warned by Grand Juror Sar-
gent TO prevent his hens from running
at large, but il alleged to have disre-
garded the notice. Peduzzi pleaded not
guilty and the case was set aside for
later date.
Several members Of the Barre Board
Of Trade, George +. Bond, George n,
Tilden, c. NJ Wiley, Athol Bell and
George Kent, motored to Chelsea last
evening for the purpose Of attending a
meeting in which a board of trade for
that village was organized. The Barre
representatives illustrated in brief talks
the invaluable service accomplished by
the board in this city, after which Luther
B. johnson read statement concern
ing the work which the Randolph Board
of Trade has done at different times.
Much enthusiasm prevailed throughout
and before the business had been com
pleted and the meeting closed, thirty
names had been signed as charter mem
bers, headed by Judge Stanley c. Will
son,