The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Brick ice cream for your Sunday din
ner at Cummings & Lewis.
j Public dance Monday evening, June O.
Stowe. Landi orchestra
| Dance in Rowland hall Saturday night
Gents, so; ladies, free. Gilbertson's or
chestra.--adv.
Miss Josephine Covell of Kensington
Del, is guest of Mrs. George Wood OF
Richardson street.
Special sale of white Milans for Fri.
day and Saturday only, at Mrs. Birnie's.
| 4 Laurel street.--adv.
Mrs. John Murphy and son, Bernard
left this morning for AthoI, Mass, where
Mr.. Murphy and son, Thomas, have had
employment for several months
There will be no Sunday school at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning
All children taking part in the concert
at $3.50 in the evening are asked TO be
there.
/ Largest line OF new and second handed
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
oil stoves, wicks and ovens. Call and
get prices. E. A. Prindle, Worthsn
block.
Bracelet watches for graduation gifts
We have large assortment of all Amer.
lean makes. Standardized Swiss ones
also. The Phillips & Lucas Store, Mont
pelier.
Leo Pappagzoni and Miss Elsie Lam.
bert, both of Barre, were married Sun,
day at the Universalist church parsonage
in Mortified, Rev. Charles Z. Bingham
performing the ceremony.
Mrs. Inez Bassett and two daughters
Marjorie and Betsy, and Miss Nellie
Macler of Orleans are visiting Mrs Bias
sett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Water.
man of Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Charron and
daughter of Websteryille>passed through
the city to-day on their way to Spring
field and Worcester, Mass, and Hartford
Conn, where they will visit friends.
Mrs. Hannah P. Lamson and daughter
Miss Mary Lamson, also Miss Fora NJ
Tewksbury, all Of Randolph, who have
been spending few days in Montpelier
were guests of friends in Barre yester,
day.
Thomas and Jesse Sibley, who re-
Gently returned from overseas service
have arrived at their home on Hooker
avenue, having been honorably dis
charged at Camp Devens, where they
were sent soon after their arrival in the
United States.
| An agreement has been established be
tween Peter Landi, leader and manager Of
the Landi orchestra, and A. Ga Nelson
proprietor of the recreation resort locat
ed at Woodbury. pond, whereby music
will be furnished Friday night each
week for a dance.
D. c. Wilmot received word this week
Of the death OF his sister in Island Pond
from a shock. Mr.. Wilmot left at once
| for the home of his parents in Bethel
taking them with him by automobile t.
Island Pond, where the funeral was held
to-day, Mr.. Wilmot returning to Barre
this afternoon.
Fire Chief z. NJ. Tobin, Assistant Chief
Peter Puricelli and Superintendent of thu
Water Department +. o. Lee motored tC
! Springfield yesterday to witness try
out of a triple combination of hose
chemical and pump in LaFrance truck
This was recently purchased for the de
partment of that town.
The Manchester IN. H. Union of Fri
day has the following item of interest
10 Barre people, Mrs. Mary Eames, III
! Beech street, announces the engagement
of her son, John Byron, TO Miss Blanche
Kidder of Montpelier, Vt" Mr.. Eames
is manager of the Park theatre in Barre
and Miss Kidder has been connected with
the orchestra at the same theatre.
Cupt C. h. White of the city schools
and Supt G.. J. Seager Of the Barre
Town schools are attending an informal
conference OF superintendents of Wash
ington, Orleans and Caledonia counties
at Greensboro, the sessions having opened
Yesterday and continued through to-day
Commissioner NJ. B. Hillegas was in at
tendance and he directed the conference
Lieut.. and Mrs L. L. Waterman, whc
had been visiting their parents, Mr.. ant
! Mrs. D. S. Waterman of Washington
street, for the past few days, left to-day
for Greensboro for short stay before
the departure of Lieut.. Waterman fol
Camp Mead at the close of ten-day
| furlough Mrs. Waterman then goe:
back to Burlington to spend the summer
with her parents.
The parents and neighbors of the pu,
| pills OF the spring house school on the
East Barre road met at that place Friday
afternoon to express their thanks tc
Miss Evelyn Finnigan for her work this
year. Mrs. Charles Pierce told of the
good work that has been accomplished
There are three graduates this year
Maggie Deronesi, Frank Saporiti and RI
sic Raycraft. The school has been much
benefited by having Miss Finnigan al
the teacher. She is graduate of tht
teacher training class OF Goddard sem
mary. In behalf of those present the
Beaulieu twins, Antoinette and Cecil
presented Miss Finnigan silk sunshade
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