The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

York state on business.
See the new shipment OF hats. Mrs.
Birnie, 4 Laurel street--adv.
Charles Imlah left on the midnight
train last night for Springfield, where he
will be employed in a machine shop.
Mrs. j. 0'Leary of "A Eastern avenue
has returned from two weeks stay
with relatives in New York City and
vicinity.
William Mitchell, guest of Mrs. May
| Gilbertson of Eastern avenue for several
days, returned to his home in Manches-
ter, N H., yesterday.
Mrs. j. K Anderson of 40 Maple ave
nue. is steadily recovering from the slight
operation which she underwent at the
City hospital Tuesday morning.
Largest line OF new and second handed
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
oil stoves, wicks and ovens Call and
get prices. E. A. Prindle, Worthen
block
Mrs, Arthur Miles and three children
arrived last evening from Felchyille,
where they attended last week the 50th
wedding anniversary of Mrs. Miles par
ents.
Miss Mamie johnson left yesterday
| afternoon for Burlington to attend the
convention which is being held there this
week for all branches of the !. 0. o. f. in
| this state.
Amelio Garibaldi, for the past few
years granite cutter in this city, has
severed his connection with the industry
| for position as foreman at a gas plant
in Johnstown, Pa.
Harold johnson, son of Mr.. and Mrs
H. 4. Johnson of 20 Richardson street,
who for the past several months has been
! employed in a cotton mill in Lebanon,
N. H., returned to Barre yesterday.
J Philip Vagnani and wife OF Northfeld
together with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Seam
PM, started on two-day automobile
trip this morning TO Woodsville and
other New Hampshire towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gauthier, for sew
eral years occupants of farm near Der.
lin pond, have disposed of their interests
there and this morning left for Spring
field, Mass, to take up residence.
| Alexander Edward, who, with his wife
and family, came to Barre last Friday,
has returned to his home in Wollaston,
Mass, but his family win remain for an
indefinite period at the home of Mrs
Isabella Johnston of II Blackwell street
| Samuel Rivetts of Glens Falls, N. Y,
brother of Mrs. A. j. Loranger of l04
! Summer street. who was called here by
| the death of Edmund Loranger last Sat.
rrday, left this morning for Winehendon,
Mass, to visit with his daughter before
returning to his home.
| Lieut.. Archie Mcdonald Of the Rain
bow division arrived in Barre yesterday
! for few days visit with friends and
ure with Co II of Montpelier in 1917 his
parents moved to Springfield, Mass,
where he will return in a few days.
Homer Bassett, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Bassett of Fairview place, has ser
cured employment in the quartermaster's
department at Camp Devens and left for
| Aver, Mass, last night. He was dis.
charged a week ago from battery A Of
the field artillery in the 10th division
and served with that unit for nine
months in France
| A delegation of Pleasant street ladies
and others were at the station this morn.
ing to bid adieu to Mrs. James Stephen,
who is going to Warren, Ohio, to reside
after 80 years residence in Barre Her
husband went some time ago to Warren,
where he is engaged in business. A few
| days ago the friends Of Mrs. Stephen
presented her thermos bottle as tok-
en- Of their friendship. Mrs Stephen has
been well known in Barre and will be
greatly missed by a large number of
people.
One of the best display Of captured
| 1arpnaF, a,4sa ali 10 a. Il,
the window of B. w. Hooker & Co.'S
furniture store yesterday. Various ar
ticles picked up or captured by either
Capt. Harold j. Cutler or Lieut. Neil
Hooker on the battlefields Of France and
Germany give one fair conception Of
the scientific Developments which the
Huns employed against the allied armies.
A number of French souvenirs, some
United States army equipment and one
very conspicuous object, black leather
travelling bag which started with Lieut..
Hooker from Barre brand new, are
among the collection. The bag is still in
good condition though somewhat dis.
colored with usage in the muddy en-.
campments in France
John Bossi, Angelo Rossi, G, Broggi
and Marilio Dayrio motored to Pigeon
pond in Plainfield yesterday on a trout.
ing expedition. A large brook which en-
ters the pond was the central locality in
which they endeavored to procure some
of the speekled rarities. With the pro-
lection of pair of high rubber boots,
Mr.. Rossi managed to reach large boui-
der protruding out of the water but quite
Unexpectedly his feet shot into the air
and he disappeared in the water for a
brief time only. The swift current at
this point made swimming difficult but
with natural instinctiveness he clinched
his hands upon a root extending out
over the water and with the aid of his
friends was able TO reach the bank,
though completely exhausted