The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-26
Talk OF THE TOWN

Mrs. George Connolly of Manchester,
N. H., is visiting with relatives in Barre.
John Murray left this morning for
Scottstown P. O., for vacation at his
former home.
Mr., Blanchard, who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs, Thad Martin, has re-
turned to his home in Windsor.
V. Bruno of North Main street, who
has been visiting in Quincy, Mass, for
the past two weeks, returned yesterday.
Byron A. Wright Of the Granite City
Press, together with Mrs. Wright, has
been spending ten days in New York
City.
Mrs. Gordon Northrop Of South Roy
alton is spending few weeks at the
home Of G. H. Northrop Of Merchant
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Hamel of War
wick, p. O., leave to-day for Old Or
chard, Me, after having spent week
with relatives here.
George Ratell has gone to tho home OF
his grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. j. 0.
Rich of Riverton, where he will assist
during Illness in the Rich family.
L. d, Mcintosh and family Of South
IVY dibOls WIN MI. Niihplh
Andrews of Connecticut, have been Wis
itors at Y. R. Northrop's this week.
Hugh Bemis, who has been passing a
two weeks vacation at the home of his
parents on Hill street, returned Saturday
night to Baltimore, Md, where he is
employed
A. H. Fasola of Berlin street and John
Calcagni of Summer street returned yes
terday from Hghgate Springs, where
they have been camping and fishing for
the past week.
Miss Lena Casselini, who has been
passing the greater part of the summer
vacation at her home in this city, re-
opened school in East Barre yesterday
for the fall term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wiley and children
of Essex Junction returned to their home
Monday after visiting at the home of
Mrs. WiEley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o.
Beekley, on South Main street.
Miss Mary Patterson of Highland
avenue, who is having two weeks va
cation from her duties at the Alexander
& Co.'S office on Depot square, returned
Sunday night from Woodbury. pond,
where, together with her mother and
brother, Harold, she passed week camp
ing.
Miss Daisy J. Guyette, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Alex. NJ. Guyette of
Montpelier and Charles j. Michaud, al
so of Montpelier, were united in marrige
in Barre Saturday evening, the ceremony
being performed by Justice of the Peace
James Mackay. The groom is employed
IN MCufpalinV
The Brookside Community club will
hold lawn party and corn roast at the
home OF Andrew Johnson, on the East
Montpelier road, Friday evening, Aug.
90 All interested in the community are
invited to be present, both old and young.
There will be roast corn, apples and
toasted marshmallows Come and have
q good time and bring your friends.
w. j. Gilbertson has been very fortu
nate in securing Alonzo Messier of Bos
ton for a drummer in the Gilbertson or
chestra. Mr.. Messier is a man of wide
experience with the drums timpanos,
traps, xylophone and marimbas, having
played II years with the best dancing
teams in New England, and he has had
four years in the George B. Stone drum
mers' school under the instruction OF the
late George b. Stone. He has played the
drums and xylophone two years with
the Burlesque orchestra Of the 0rpheum
theatre, New Bedford; two seasons with
20-piece dancing team at Cottage City;
two years with the Circle Gounod orches-
ira in New Bedford playing the timpa
nos and marimbas; two seasons with an
orchestra in Plnehurst, South Carolina
was with Milo Burke's band, known as
the l4th regiment band, Of Brockton
Mass, has Travelled with "The Birth Of
Nation" u weeks under the direction
of Burns, and about year and half
with A. H. Messengers orchestra Mr.
Messenger was a former member of Sou
sas band and the st. Louis Symphony
orchestra.