The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-12
TALK or THE TOWN

Highest prices paid for rags, rubbers
magazines, carpets, etc. Phone 1872
Abram Fine.
Born, at the City hospital, July IL, 9
son, weighing seven and one half pounds
to Mr., and Mrs. Frank Zorzi.
Mrs. Alexander Rennie returned last
night from Sherbrooke, p O., where she
went to attend the wedding of her sis
ter, Miss May Trafford.
Miss Lillian Fine arrived this morning
from New York City to spend the sum
mer at the home OF her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Abram Fine of Maple avenue.
l.. Holzhauer, barber supply agent Of
Troy, n. Y, was calling on some of his
Barre customers yesterday and expects
to remain here for a day or so longer,
M. S. Levin has been absent for the
past four days on business trip through
Boston and Salem as well as other Mas
sachusetts cities. He returned yester
day.
Miss Freda Knauff of Waterville, Me.
after passing a week at the home of hel
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Eisenwintei
Of 1873 Elm street, returned to-day tx
her home.
Henry Fasola informed his relatives
at 22 Berlin street yesterday that hi
had arrived safely in the States and il
now waiting for his discharge papers al
Camp Devens.
Miss Velma Coffin Of Washington
street, who has recently been student
in Albany, n Y, business college, il
spending short vacation with friends
in Duluth, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. F, T. Colvin and daugh.
ter, Gwendolyn, of Park street, left this
morning by auto for Saranae, n. ", tc
spend the week end, going by way Of
Sand Bar bridge
Ralph G, Wallace of Newark, NJ j., q
veteran of the Goth New Jersey division
who spent year in France, has accepted
a position at the Ross barber shop and
now controls the third chair.
Miss Blanche Conner left this morning
1 for Brattleboro after few weeks visit
with her parents on Cottage street AT
Brattleboro Miss Conner is training as a
nurse in the Melrose hospital
Il Joseph Movalli Of North Main street
has sold his pool room in the B. Tomasi
block TO f. Tosi, who takes possession Of
the business at once. Mr.. Movalli il I'M
decided as to plans for the future.
Looking for home with land Buy
a really desirable place two miles from
i the city, near Websterville, at auction
Monday afternoon. See Boulrice auction
adv. on page Z. d. A. Perry, auctioneer,
Mr. and Mrs John 0Leary and family
4 Of Eastern avenue will leave to-day for
4 Winchendon and Boston, Mass, where
they will visit for q few weeks Miss
Euniee Mclaughlin will also 80 with
them
Tomorrow morning at 1880 at the
Baptist church the pastor, Rev. Bert j.
Lehigh, will deliver special sermon Ia
women. All women and girls are cor
daily invited and asked to occupy the
center seats.
! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith Of South
Main street have for the past week been
visiting Mrs. Smiths brother in New.
buryport, Mass, and yesterday they
made very successful trip in then
automobile to Barre
Mr.. and Mrs William Hunter Of New
York City, who for the past week have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Keast Of Prospect avenue, left yesterday
for Springfield, Mass, to visit other rela.
tives before returning to their home in
New York.
Miss Muriel Beattie, daughter of Rev
and Mrs w r. NJ Beattie Of Enosburg
Falls, who has been passing two weeks
with girl friends in this city, returned
toe day to her home, accompanied by
Miss Mabel Mcleod, who viii be her
guest for the next two weeks.
Wallace Lafayette, once reported miss
s.s.. Iii - AZ a =
ernment, Is very much alive at the train.
ing stables Of VIII Page on South Main
street. He has recently been discharged
after serving two years and Is now fol
lowing his old hobby training horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Mcdonald and
two sons, Philip and Donald, Of Beeeher
Falls, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Mcmahon and two children 81
New York City, were visitors In the city
yesterday, having motored here from
Peckett's hotel in the White mountains
] r. Reid, brother OF Mrs George
Suitor Of Graniteyille, started on long
journey to Druid, Saskatchewan, yester.
/ day afternoon He plans to stop in
Sherbrooke and other southeastern parts
4 of Canada to visit relatives. He has
been the guest Of his sister for the past
week
i Clarence Burke Of Maple avenue and
/ Ralph lsham OF Burlington have Just
completed an automobile tour through
| Vermont and New Hampshire that in
/ cluded visits to several of the most in
teresting spots in the White mountains
To-day they leave for Burlington where
they will spend few days.
4 Miss Rachel Cutler, 36l North Main
street, has a very beautiful pieced quilt
made recently by her greataunt, Mrs
Jane Umstead Of Worcester who ia 81
years old The quilt Is put up in rs
blocks, IA inches square. Each block is
patched to represent cottage and would
seem very fine piece of work for even
young hands. Mrs. lmstead il very live
/ " in her home and is able TO do consid-
cradle work in her garden and quite a
few outdoor small duties,
The Universalist Sunday school will
hold its annual picnic at Woodbury. pond
Wednesday, July Is. Autos will leave
the church from 0 to 10 o'clock. Trans
poftation will be furnished all who wish
to go. Parents, as we'll as children, are
expected to attend. Lemonade will be
furnished Games and contests have
been arranged Those wishing transpor-
tation call Mr.. Reardon or Mrs. Robert
Gray. In case of rain, the picnic will be
postponed to Thursday, the nth.
4 G. s. Andrews was the recipient OF a
large German pipe yesterday that looked
quite capable of storing away a half
/ pound of tobacco. The bowl of the pipe
is much larger than the largest Amer