The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

mer street.
Miss Mildred Clark of the Adams com
pany store spent the week end with
friends in Mortified.
Louis SASH Of Barre left last night
for Johnstown, Pa, where he has EN-
ployment cutting stone.
For Sale Cottage style Glenwood
range, gas attachment. AT j r. Tier.
ney's, 4S South Main street.
Miss Dorothy Brown, who is employed
in Waterbury, spent the week end with
friends and relatives in Barre.
Miss Bessie Pitkin Of Providence, r, J..
is visiting at the home of her mother
Mrs. Leona Pitkin of jefferson street.
A seven pound son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Checini of Spring street
last night at the Barre City hospital
Armedee Giguere OF Harrington avenue
was taken to the Barre City hospital
Yesterday to be treated for pneumonia
Mrs. Fred Green, Mrs. w. ?. Day and
Fred Knapp of Mortified are spending
few days with friends and relatives in
Barre.
The Knights of Pythias win hold a
corn roast at Chauncey Bixby's farm or
Beckley hill Monday night, weather per
hitting.
Miss Rose Phillips Of 95 Currier street
has gone TO spend two weeks with
friends and relatives in Boston and Quin-
cy, Mass.
Mrs c. Z. Jackson Of Boston, who was
visiting in Chelsea, was brought Satur-
day night to the Barre City hospital for
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy George, who were
married Sept. 3, and who have been hon
eymooning in Massachusetts,, returned
home Friday night.
Mrs Daisey Luce of Franklin street
Montpelier, who was brought to the
Barre City hospital last Friday, was
operated upon to-day,
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Vigneault OF
Montreal, who have been the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. James Grierson Of Laurel
street. returned home yesterday.
j. M. Veronesi, who has been living in
the spring house, ON the East Barre road
has purchased the Mcmillan place on
Cable street and has moved his family
there
A meeting Of the amusement commit
tee of the Degree Of Pocahontas viii be
held at the home Of Mrs Jaffrey, 50 Cur
rier street, Monday night, Sept. Is, al
o'clock
Miss Mary Boyce, who has been visit.
ing at the home OF her parents, Mr. aud
Mrs. John Boyce, for the past two weeks
has returned to her employment in New
York City,
The members Of the Eastern Star and
families will meet at the Blanchard block
at o'clock Tuesday for corn roast at
Shepard grove. Cars viii be provided
Don't miss it.
Mike Tony, Hidder Habbeb and Ma
heen Hhdder of Prospect street left to-
day for Berlin, n H., where they will
visit at the home of Mr., Habbeb's daugh'
ter, Mrs. Morris Lebanon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Boyee, who have
been visiting at the home of his parents
Mr., and Mrs, John Boyce of Barre, fol
the past two weeks, are returning to
dav to their home in Woonsoeket, r. |
Mrs. A. Birnie cordially invites the
ladies' Of Barre and vicinity 10 attend her
millinery opening Monday and Tuesday
Sept. Is and l6, at 4 Laurel street She
will show large display Of trimmed
hats. adv.
The United Garment Workers will
hold their quarterly meeting Tuesday
Sept. l6. at I o'clock in carpenters hall
Bring books for inspection. Good at
tendance desired Miss Gertrude Me
Carly president.
Students are hocking TO Barre to-day
from wide area for the purpose Of en-
tering Goddard seminary at the opening
of the 5lst year tomorrow. Probably
the student who will make the longest
Journey to the seat of learning in Barre
is Miss Marylizabeth Jacques, who comes
from Lincoln, Neb., for the purpose OF
taking a course in the teacher training
department.
Lamont Brace Of Buffalo, n Y, a
wholesale provision dealer of that city
has arrived in the city with his daugh-
ter preparatory to having the latter en-
ter Goddard seminary for course OF
study Mr. Brace is connected with the
UniversaIist church in Buffalo over which
Rev. Clinton Scott, a Goddard graduate
Of eight years ago, is pastor, and the de
cision TO place Miss Brace in Goddard
was reached because Of Mr., SCOTS 10y
atty TO his alma mater.
The Overland four passenger car owned
by Battista Fumagalh cellided with a
stone wall in Middlesex yesterday after
noon and suffered some damage to one
side of the car. The front mudguard
was ruined, the running board torn from
the body and the rear mudguard ripped
from its fastenings. At the time of the
accident four young people were riding
in the car with Joseph Cassani at the
wheel The accident happened as he
turned corner and suddenly met an
other car approaching In order to avoid
the collision he crashed the car against
the wall, but as he was driving slowly
none of the occupants suffered any in
jury.
Elbridge Green, famous Harvard
varsity football player of some years
back, who gained his rudimentary
knowledge Of the game at Goddard sem
mary and polished it off at Philips Ex-
eter academy and Harvard, is to send
his ID -year-old son to Goddard seminary
this year, and the young man is expect
ed to arrive in Barre tonight from Ar
lington, Mass, ready for entrance to-
morrow. Followers of athletics in this
vicinity will recall the "stonewall cen
ter" of the Goddard teams of lS05-06-97,
for Fatty" Green, as he was called in
those days, was tower of defense for
the Goddard line. He also played star
game on the Exeter team and while at
tending Harvard participated in many a
hard fought contest with credit.
A special meeting of the Barre city
council was held Saturday afternoon for
the purpose of discussing the situation