The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. Antonio Mazzolini of Randolph il
visiting friends and relatives in town for
a few days.
Miss Helen Dufrey of South Main
street has gone to Mortified for few
days visit
Mrs. John Mercer and son of Des
Moines, Ia, are visiting Mrs. MERGERS
mother for the summer.
Miss Leola Taft of Marshfeld IL visit.
ing friends in the city and attending the
commencement exercises at Goddard.
Mrs. Carrie Fits, Miss Esther Fits
and Harold Fits have been attending tie
commencement exercises at the Universe.
| " Of Vermont this week.
Regular meeting OF Col j, B. Mead CIR.
Gle, No. l. Ladies of the G. A. r., will
be held in auxiliary hall Friday after.
noon at $3.50. Initiation.
The name of Miss Alfaretta Ducharme
Of Barre was unintentionally omitted
| from the list Of commercial students who
received diplomas at Goddard seminary
| Tuesday night.
Adelmo Dunghi and Paul Valli Of Buf,
falo, n. ", who have been visiting in
| Barre for few days, started home this
morning, They viii stop in New York
City for few days visit
John Crossett Of Montpelier, repair.
man at the Palace garage on North Main
street, received painful injury yester-
| day when the middle finger of his right
hand was severed at the second joint
This happned while he was putting a
differential into car,
/ XanIaaut 1,tatn 90
/ Michigan state automobile school, has
been secured by Arnholm & Dunbar, pro.
prietors of the Palace garage, to work
| as repairman Paul r. Lascor, who
completed duties at the Harvey 4 Mower
repair shop, is employed at the same
| place.
Sergt Ralph Dashner, son of Mr., and
Mrs, j. j. Dashner OF Washington street
arrived In the city early yesterday, hay-
| ing obtained his discharge at Camp Dew.
| ems early in the week, Sergt. Dashner
| Joined the LIST Vermont and sailed with
| the 9th Pioneers for France last Octo-
Der. He returned to New York last week
as a member Of casual company and
was then transferred to the New England
camp He will soon become associated
again with his father in the real estate
business.
The "Unitus Girls" Of the Baptist
church gave farewell party to Miss
Flora Hood OF South Main street at the
home of Miss Ethel Parry, IA Richard.
son street, last evening in honor Of her
approaching wedding. Miss Hood will
reside in Ridgewood, n, J. A supper was
/ ..r..nJ 40 p1,, - tbn oyan;nn A ga ,ub; al
a very pleasant social hour was en-.
joyed. The house was very lastly deco,
rated with flowers, and crepe paper Of
the class colors, green and gold, A large
basket trimmed with green and gold and
white daisies and filled with many pretty
| and useful articles, consisting Of cut
glass, linen and silver, was presented tc
Miss Hood The party broke up early
leaving their best wishes with Miss Hood
A check for SIS was mailed yesterday
to James Little town clerk, Dalbeattie
Scotland. This was the amount of mon
ey subscribed in Barre by former resi-
dents of Dalbeattie in response to al
appeal for aid TO provide fitting memo
rial of the l2l heroes and heroines be
longing to that town who have made the
supreme sacrifice in the great world war
The local subscribers left it to the homt
people to arrange the details of thu
memorial The following suggestions
were forwarded to the Dalheattic towr
clerk: ITO perpetuate the remembrance
of the noble dead, the names of all thos,
brave men and women of Dalbeattie wht
have made the supreme sacrifice in thu
great war shall be read at least one,
each year in the schools, churches, lodges
and at meeting of the town council OF
date designated by the memorial com
mittee. Should granite monument tt
erected picture postcard of same woulC
be o most acceptable souvenir to sent
to each subscriber who is far away from
the homeland