The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

HLh OF fHE IOW
/ c. S. Goodrich OF Richmond was
business visitor in Barre Monday
Dance, armory hall, Montpelier, Sept.
IS; admission, zoe per couple. adv,
! Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Eastman of Bur
/ lington were business visitors in Barre
| to-day,
! Miss Marion Wiley went to Middle
bury to-day to re-enter the college as a
sophomore.
! Regular meeting of tool sharpeners'
branch, No. 2, in polishers' hall Wednes-
! day evening at o'clock.
After working in Woodbury. and Cal
ais for the past few weeks, William
Walker, the mason, has returned to
Barre.
A regular meeting of r. C. l. P, A. in
Foresters' hail. Worthen block, Wednes-
day afternoon .at 1880. Let all members
be present.
Miss Gladys Dale, who is having two
weeks vacation from the Jones Brothers
office, went to Burlington TO spend few
days with friends.
Regular meeting OF X. OF c. Wedhes-
day evening, Sept. 7, at 1880. Annual
election of officers. Every member is
urged to be present
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson n. Morse Of Ran
dolph came yesterday to pass two Weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Parks at their
home on Ayerill street.
Miss Lucy Berini, who has been the
guest of Miss Josephine Mochetti for the,
past several days, returned to her home
! in Richmond last evening.
H John Murphy and Francis Rowen, two
high school athletes of Brockton, Mass,
were among the students that arrived
yesterday to attend Goddard seminary.
William Scott of Granitevifle was ar
rested yesterday for ntoxication and
this morning pleaded guilty beforesJudge
f. L. Scott in municipal court He was
compelled to pay fine Of S. with costs
of $3.50,
Benjamin Gasparello Of the Gasparello
Brothers granite manufacturing plant of
West Second street, who represents the
company in New York City and Brook
lyn, arrived here last evening on a few
days business call
Miss Margaret Kingston, employed for
the past few years at the rectory of st.
Monica's church, was accompanied by
Miss Margaret McKenna to Springfield,
Mass, to-day where she will enter the
Mercy nurses training school.
Mr., and Mrs Antoine Burke of Sum
mer street and Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Kelly
OF Liberty street started yesterday aft
ernoon on a motoring tour through the
eastern part of New York state and plan
to spend few days at Plattsburg.
d. A. and C. w. Perry Of the Perry
Real Estate agency conducted an auc.
ton sale of 90 head of cattle at Woods
| vile, n H., yesterday for the Hosmer
brothers. Every animal brought salts
factory price, and the sale was com
plete success.
The value OF the work done in any
community by a district nurse is coming
, to be better understood by the public at
! large and more and more cities and
towns are establishing such helps The
J Barre Woman's club directs the work in
our city and Miss Gwendolyn Pitkin, the
nurse, will gladly respond to calls for
assistance The aim of those having il
in charge il TO do all the possible good
they can and wherever needed.
| John Jacobs, former Goddard student
| who starred in the baseball team two
! years ago, arrived last evening from
| Newark N. j., where he has been cover.
| ing center field for the Newark Inter.
/ national league team This team com
! pleted its schedule last Sunday, so Mr.
Jacobs will play for the remainder Of
the season with a semi professional team
| of the Western Electric company of New
York, beginning next Saturday.
/ Ernest Carlson, who figured in an au
4 tomobile collision with the car of Fret
/ Wheeler Of Marshfield, between Plain
! field and Marshfeld, Sunday, states thai
he was following the Wheeler car anC
| that both we're going rapidly when thu
| driver Of the Wheeler car put on brakes
! and stopped without signalling that h,
| intended to stop, with the result tina
the Carlson car bumped into the rear o
4 the Wheeler automobile. He says tina
H had he been given warning that tn,
Il Wheeler car was going TO stop he nigh
Il have ayerted the collision.
H On the opening of the evening business
II school at Goddard seminary next Tues
H day, Barre boys and girls who, by reason
II of the epidemic of influenza last year
ii we're tpHlRtltu w GlNt up LHtI sCHOo
H work and whose families received assist
H ance from the city's charity department
H may receive free tuition. This opportu
H nifty is made possible through the action
II Of the trustees of the school last June
II Applicants for free tuition must bring
II letter from the oyerseer of the poor
IL setting forth the conditions under whc
III they seek free tuition
Il Miss Lillian " Scott, daughter Of Nh
II and Mrs. George +. Scott of Clinton
II Mass, and former residents of Barr,
H was married on Sept 10 to Henry A
II Groninger of Clarkson, Wash, the cere
H mony taking place at the First Presby
III terrain church in Spokane with Rev Sher
II man L. Divine officiating. Mr. and Mr.;
II Groninger viii reside at Charleston. wher
II the groom is engaged as agricultural ex
II pert for six banks in Washington an
II Idaho. The marriage is the cuminatio
II of a romance which was begun when Nj
II Groninger was in service and statione
Il at Camp Devens, whore Mr. Groninge
II was promoted through the grades fror
III private to lieutenant and was made in
!. structor in chemical warfare He is
graduate of the University of Idah,
The bride has many friends in Barr,
She graduated from the Clinton, Mass