The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

TALK Or The TOWN.
Flags, all sizes, for the holiday. n. D.
Phelps Co. Show your colors.
Mrs. Carrie E. Brooks has left for an
Indefinite stay in Massachusetts.
Lloyd Parker, clerk in Shea Shoe
store, is visiting friends in Middlesex
to-day.
Largest line of fireworks and novelties
in town at Lander's Cigar Store and bll.
lard parlor.--adv.
w. H. Goodfellow of Spaulding street
is spending few days with friends and
relatives in Ryegate
I! Mrs. J. Gauthier of johnson is visiting
at the home of Mrs. Charles Dean, who
lives at So Summer street.
Poson Farmers. attention. IL you
use paris green in 50-ib. lots ask us Tor
quotations. N. ID. Phelps Co.
Miss Stella Diyersi and Louis Diversi
of Concord, N. H., are visiting their ia
Their, Louis Diversi, of this city.
Miss Ethel Ayers Of the Richardson
road started work this morning at the
| +. ID. Ladd & Co store as cashier.
Miss Stella NJ Brooks has left for the
Tall Pines camp, Bennington, n. H.,
where she will spend the summer.
Miss Mildred Clark of the Adams com
pany store visited over Sunday with
! friends and relatives in Northfield.
Miss Winifred Hamel, a clerk in the
Adams company store, visited friends
and relatives in Plainfeld over Sunday.
The ladies Of Clan Gordon will hold
their regular meeting Tuesday evening,
July ], at 7l5. Balloting and initia-
tion.
Abraham West OF Williamstown was
taken TO the City hospital yesterday
| with broken left arm and bad cut re-
| ceived in runaway.
/ John Marion of Burlington is visiting
| his mother Mrs. Lillian Marion, who
| lives in the Miles block. Miss Marie
Mayo of Burlington is also visiting Mrs.
Marion.
The X. T. club of Spaulding high
school held their annual picnic Saturday
at Benjamin Falls. Ten of the club
were present and very good time was
enjoyed by all.
All Red Cross workers in caps and
aprons are asked to participate in the
parade on the Fourth of July They will
meet at the Red Cross headquarters at
| y a. m. Friday.
| Lola Edison, daughter of Mrs. W. II.
Edison of 6 Merchant street, and Louis
! st. Miguel, both of Barre, were married
| in Burlington June rs and are TO reside
in Barre for the present.
! Percival Bennett of Q Harrington ave-
nue. left for New York on the midnight
train to spend few days visiting rela
| tives and friends. Mr.. Bennett is en-
ployed by the Central Vermont railroad.
Miss Ethel Even Of Hartford, Conn,
has returned after spending two weeks
with her relatives here; also her brother,
Norman, Of Elmira, N. v, who came
week ago to visit his mother on Orange
/ street, has returned.
Eston Spaulding, former Barre boy
/ who served with the u. s. forces in
France, is in the city renewing acquain-
tances. About a month ago he was dis
charged from the service and joined his
parents at Greenfield, Mass
Leonard Thompson, the third baseman
for the local high school team in 1917,
who has just completed the first year.
work at the University Of Vermont, end
ed his visit in Barre Saturday, leaving
for his home in Springfield.
Private Albert G. Hurry, son of Mr..
and Mrs, w. A. Hurry of Richardson
street, arrived in the city Saturday to
spend several weeks with his parents.
Private Hurry enlisted in Jackson, Mich,
being attached to the motor transport
corps He has been in service for Is
months and arrived week ago in New
4 York.
Private Leo Parker Of Elmwood ave
nue. was very pleasantly surprised Fri
day evening when about go Of his friends
assembled at his home An enjoyable
evening was spent in dancing, games and
music Mr., Parker was presented an
umbrella Private Leo Parker served in
the 30lst engineers, 10th division, in
France and Germany.
Attention, discharged soldiers and sail
ors: There will be meeting OF Barre
City post, World War Veterans, at the
granite manufacturers rooms at 1880
p m, Tuesday, July l. At this meeting
! post officers will be elected and plans
will be completed for the parade on the
4th. All who plan to be in the parade
should be at this meeting, 1880 sharp,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. Wallace Grady and daughter,
Mona, plan to leave by the midnight
train tonight on their journey TO Cen
trail Soledad, Cienfuegos, Cuba Mrs
| Grady has been teacher at the Brook
street school and last year taught Span
ish at Spauldng. There they will join
Mr., Grady, who for the past six months
has been employed as manager of
stores for the Atkins Sugar Co. Of Bos-
ton. He has permanent position on a
large plantation, so intends to reside in
| Cuba.
At ST. Monicas church yesterday aft
ernoon at o'clock the funeral services
for little Annette Fortier, the 4-year old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fortier of
II Beckley street, who died Friday after
noon took place. Rev p. NJ McKenna
officiated at the usual prayer services
at the church and at the committal
service at the graveside Quite gath
ering Of friends of Mr. and Mrs. Fortier
assembled at the church and accompan-
led the body to the final resting place in
| the Catholic cemetery on Beckley street.
Edgar Beaulieu, Francis Cook, Raymond
Tondreau and Francis Griffith were the
four young pail bearers. There were
many flowers, as follows: Carnations,
employees from the she'd Martha Refli,
Mary Comolli, Eleona Broggini, Violet
Broggini, Reno Search, Helen Shea,
Guida Maino, Mrs, G. Lott and family,
Dolores and Dario Brnic; roses, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hastings, Aurora Tanguay,
Mrs. L. Bertrand and family, Zina Ros
ST. Alice Rossi, Ada Fomente, Mrs Philp