The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
read Shea's special ady.-adv.

street is confined to her home on account
of illness.
/ Special sale of georgette hats for Fri
| day and Saturday only. Mrs. Birnie, 4
4 Laurel street.-adv.
| Poisonl Farmers, attention. II you
| Use paris green in 50-ib lots, ask us for
4 quotations. N. d. Phelps Co.
1 A dance viii be held at Woodbury.
pond pavilion Friday night. Land's or.
chestra will furnish musie.--adv.
Mrs. Myrtle Wrennan of Calais and
Mrs, H, B. Sawyer Of Sunapee, N. H.,
were business visitors in Barre yester
day,
| Miss Mae Paul Of 81 West Patterson
street leaves tomorrow for Sugar Hill,
N, H., where she has employment for the
! season.
Miss Eva w. Scates, who so success
fully directed the Goddard 50th anniver
sary pageant, left this morning for her
home in Fort Fairfield, Me-
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday even
! ing Special music Gents, 75c; ladies',
| free, Gilbertson's orchestra, Dancing will
begin promptly at s;l5.-adv.
+. A. Greene, deputy manager Of the
| Metropolitan Life Insurance company of
Burlington, arrived in the city yesterday
for few days stay on business.
| Mrs. Mertie Cow and daughter, Merle,
returned yesterday morning from Pots
| dam, n. u, where the latter graduated
from the Crane Normal Institute of Mu-
| sic.
Largest line Of new and second hand
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
oil stoves, wicks and ovens. Call and
get prices. Il. A, Prindle, Worthen
! block.
| s. d. Weaver for several months fire.
man on the branch train number SO, mas
been transferred from the local train to
one in ST. Adams. The transfer took
effect yesterday.
Miss Jennie Gordon, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs, Robert Gordon, who is having
vacation from her duties in Lynn,
Mass, has for several days been visiting
with friends in ST. Johnshury.
/ Elliot Pirie, seasman on the destroy
er Bush, who has been spending ten
day furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. X. Pirie OF Granitevile, re-
turned last night to Boston.
\ Miss Lillian Dohson and Miss Irene
Bruce, both of Webstervile, have re-
ceived employment as mattresses at Nan
tasket beach, Boston, leaving this morn
| ing to begin their summer work,
All sailors in Barre and surrounding
towns are requested to meet at the !. r
club Friday night at 1880 to make ar
rangements for the parade. Everybody
please come, as we would like to get a
full crew. Per order "Gobs committee
Valuable concessions for the sale OF
refreshments, etc, at the south end park
July are for sale. Applicants should
communicate at once with H. A. Phelps
John G. Booth or Il, A. Drown. Stalls
will be provided by the committee.
Miss Ruth Glysson, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs, E. C. Glysson OF 20 Perry street
after attending the graduation exer-
cises at the University Of Vermont, in
which she is student, arrived yesterday
to remain during the summer at her
home.
Ralph Rogers, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Rogers Of IL Richardson street
who came to attend the Spsulding high
school graduation exercises last week, re-
turned to-day to New Haven, Conn.
where he viii be engaged during the
summer as Clergyman.
Miss Annie Tomasi Of this city was
bridesmaid at the marriage of Miss Hazel
A. Ather and Lester Harvey Rood in
Waterbury Tuesday evening, and Misses
Inez Maberini, Marie Tomasi and Ger
1 trude Mcdonald Of this city assisted in
serving the refreshments after the cere-
mony, which was performed at the
home of the bride
Orresti Gianni, the young Spaulding
graduate, who received an appointment
to 90 to the Annapolis naval school, and
who SUCCESSFULLY passed the entrance ex-
aminations, was sorely disappointed this
week when examined by the naval re-
cruiting officer at Burlington. Weak eyes
excluded him from the freshman regis.
ter at the government school.
Mrs. A. NOR and son, Raymond, OF
Cottage street left yesterday afternoon
for Toronto, Canada, to visit at the home
of her parents. Mrs. NOR will have the
pleasure of being with her three broth
ers, all Of whom have only recently re.
turned with the Canadian forces from
France. The last Of these to reach home
came but last week, after an absence ei
four years and half
At the Methodist parsonage on
Wednesday evening, June 25, Edward w
Simons of Barre and Winona b, Moore
Of West Fairlee were united in marriage
by Rev. B. G. Lipsky The bride was at.
tended by Miss Marion Southworth OF
West Fairlee and Elmer f. Hatch of that
place was best man. Mr.. and Mrs 81.
mons plan TO reside in Barre, where Mr.
Simons is employed by the Perry Auto.
mobile company.
At 0 o'clock last night, r Q. Lee, super.
intendent of the water department
learned of break in the water main
at the corner of Keith avenue and Sum,
mer street. Four men were called out
to make repairs, All night and until
o'clock this morning the men worked
with picks and shovels together with a
large pump. BY constant pumping they
prevented the water main from being
shut off
While travelling along the Montpelier
and Barre road near Dewey park late
last evening a Ford car, occupied and
owned by Harley M. Fuller, who was &C,
companied by his wife, collided with a
team. Mr.. Cookson oil Shady Rill, the
occupant of the wagon, was thrown out
and sustained cut on the forehead be
sides being somewhat dazed by the jolt
He was picked up and taken to the home
of Mr., Fuller to remain until this morn
ing, since his wagon was badly damaged
as we'll as the harness, some parts OIL
which were still attached to the horse
when he bolted away Apparently Mr.
Cookson's horse was walking along to