The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

given later.
Mrs. D. Laffargo was called to Quin-
cy, Mass, Saturday night by the i'll
ness of her sister in-law.
Mrs, Sarah Bradbury and family
were guests of Mr., and Mrs A. L. Pat
terson in Washington Sunday.
Trucking Done Anyone wanting
light or heavy trucking done, call the
Granite City Bottling Works,-adv,
Largest line of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices i. A, Prindle, Worthen block
Miss Marion Ather of Waterbury is
spending the week end at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Tomasi, II Merchant
street.
Mrs, Ashton of Rutland has charge
Of the program at the Woman's club
Tuesday, Nov. 4, at 2;30 P. m. Re-
freshments.
Arthur Camire, student of Boston
university, came to pass the week end
at his home on east hill, returning last
night to the college.
Anthony Fasola of the Excelsior
Granite Co, together with orreste
Bofiino of the Union Clothing CO., left
last night for a short business trip to
Boston.
Neil Hooker left Saturday for Bos-
ton, where at the Massachusetts, Col
lege of Embalming he will pursue a
course in modern embalming and flu
neral directing.
Mark Cutler of the Fl. f. Cutler &
Son garage on South Main street went
to Springfield, Mass, last night to get
an Overland model 4, and is expected
to return with it tomorrow
Miss Jessie Gibbons Of Boston who
for the past week has been demonstrate
ing Lyknu furniture polish at the
b. w Hooker & Co. furniture rooms,
yesterday returned to her home.
Miss Helen Brown, who has been en-
ployed in Fitchburg, Mass, as tele.
phone operator for the past few
months, arrived here last night TO
spend a short vacation at her home at
1927 North Main street.
Miss Myrtle Pirie, clerk at the
Adams company store, who for the
past few days has been confined to her
home on account of illness, was taken
Saturday to the Barre City hospital,
where she underwent an operation for
appendicitis,
Good brick block paying nearly 81
600 per year, for sale or exchange for
large farm, either with or without
stock. Walls are solid building is
heated; stores on first floor, office and
tenements above. Inquire of the d. A.
Perry Real Estate Agency.
Miss Angie T. Rizzi and Miss Theresa
NJ Colombo left last night for New
York City, where they expect to attend
the marriage of Miss c. Jones and j.
Smith. They viii visit in the city for
week before returning to the hospital
in Waterbury, where they are EN-.
ployed.
The regular meeting of Cobble Hill
grange will be held Tuesday evening
at s. The first and second degrees will
be worked and the following short pro-
gram viii be given: Piano solo, Lucy
Cumming; reading, Florence Nye; pa
per, subject selected Mrs. A. l.. Smith !;
piano solo, Earl Winter
Mrs Ella Paterson left Friday after
noon for Los Angeles, Cal, where she
will spend several months visiting her
brothers, Edwin and Frank Farrand,
formerly lof this city She was Joined
at Woodsville, n H., by two of her
sisters, Mrs. A. A. White and Miss
Carrie Farrand Of Rumney, N Fl.
William Gearin, Clifton Kelly and
Mario Zanleoni started Saturday morn
ing on the motor trip to Detroit, Mich,
in Mr.. Zanleoni's Ford limousine. Their
first stop was at Hanover, NJ H., where
they witnessed the Colgate Dartmouth
game, and from there they planned To
60 to Springfield, Mass. The three
young men hope to secure employment
! il The automobile factories in Detroit
The music and art department OF
tie Barre Womans club will hold a
study class in music at Rowland hall
Thursday afternoon, Nov 8, at {
o'clock, when the subject, "Interpreta'
/ tion of Music, will be taken up by
Mrs. Dean H. Perry, with selections
rendered by Mrs. w. c. Johnson, Mrs
Edwin Bruce, Mrs w. NJ. Holden and
\ Miss Elena Barberi. This is the first
Of series and is open to the public, Q
nominal fee of loo being charged adv
Jesse Culver of Branch street, a
Jumper in the Shield stoneshod, whilt
! lowering a granite block in that shed
to-day had his right leg severely hurt
| by the block falling on the limb. The
derrick was releasing the stone rapidly
and Mr. Culver was unable to move
away in time to avoid the heavy block
neither was he able to reverse the der
rick in time to keep the piece Of granite
off his leg, The B. w Hooker motol
ambulance was called to the scene Of
| the accident and the man was taker
to the City hospital, where, upon ex
animation, the leg was found to b
badly lacerated and jammed but M
bones broken.
Robert Wilbur, who number o.
years ago was superintendent of the
Wetmore 4 Morse quarries, arrived al
his daughters home, Mrs James Geakt
of East Barre, Saturday for a week,
visit. Next Saturday he sails on Tho
Carmania from New York City to Tire
yor, North Wales, where he will locate
Since leaving the granite industry h,
: has been farmer in the northwest
| Alberta, Canada, but has now decided
to retire Howard Geake, his grand
son, student Of Boston university
came home to pass the week end buf
returned TO Boston on the midnight
train last night.
! A meeting Of the Marquis de Lafay
cite chapter, D. A. r., was held at tn,
home of Mrs. f. W. Bisbee Saturday
afternoon. f. D. Casey Of Springfield
gave very interesting address Of
Modern Patriotism" and Miss Leon,
Reynolds sang two solos that wer
much enjoyed by all. Refreshments o
ice cream and cake were served by tn
following hostesses; Mrs. e. w. Bisbee
chairman, Mrs. O. J. Dodge, Mrs. 0. X