The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Leon +. Nixon of Bolster avenue has so
far recovered as to be able TO walk down
town.
A very important meeting of the
Knights of Columbus will be held on
Wednesday evening. good attendance
is desired
John DeBrue, together with his wife
and daughter, has returned his home on
South Main street after spending several
days with their parents in Burlington.
Largest line oil new and second handed
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
oil stoves, wicks and ovens. Call and
get prices. Z. A. Prindle. Worthen
block
Bracelet watches for graduation gifts.
We have a large assortment of all Amer
lean makes. Standardized Swiss ones
also. The Phillips & Lucas Store, Mont
pelier.
Mrs. Arthur Miles of South Main
street, who for the past two weeks has
been confined to the bed due to mas
told abscess, is making quite satisfac-
tory recovery.
Mrs. H. S. Miles and daughter have
returned to Boston, where they resided
during the winter months, after passing
the memorial holidays with relatives in
the city. In about four weeks they will
make permanent home once more in
Barre.
James McHardy, the Spaulding high
school right forward of the basketball
team, drawing the attention of many
during the season with good work in
the games, was elected captain of the
1920 team by members of his past sea-
son team at meeting yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Collins and two
children left yesterday afternoon for
Detroit, Mich abandoning their home
on Ayers street. Mr.. Collins for the past
10 years has been employed at the Mar
tinson estate granite works but will en-
ter an automobile factory in Detroit
since position was offered him before
leaving this city.
The open cars on the electric road
were highly appreciated by the swelter-
ing people last evening The first to
appear this season arrived at City square
at 4: Is yesterday afternoon. While roll
ing through the main street many eyes
were attracted by the breezy vehicles
while in the evening the public well re-
paid the management for its timely
change.
A pleasant gathering took place at
the home of J. II. Nelson on Park street
last evening, the occasion being the sew
enth wedding anniversary of Mr., and
Mrs. Fitch r. Wiley. A musical program
and games occupied the attention of the
guests during the evening. Several pleas
ing piano solos were rendered by Mrs. +.
Freeman of Burlington and Miss Ruth
E. Nelson. Refreshments were served
A presentation of hand-painted olive
set to Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley was made.
Miss Elsie Lambert, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs T. o. Lambert of % Brook
street was quietly united in marriage to
Leo Papazzoni at the Unyersalist par
sonage, Mortified, by Rev. Mr.. Bingham
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The
single ring ceremony was used, there be-
| ing present only two witnesses. The
marriage comes as surprise to the
Young couples friends. Miss Lambert
attended Spaulding high school, while
Mr.. Papazzoni is Jumper in local
granite plant. They win make their
home in this city Best wishes are being
extended Mr. and Mrs. Papazzoni by
their friends
The Traveller, the organ of the w. c.
T. of Worcester. Mass, in its June ISSUE
has the following Of interest to Barre
/ people: Make Our Home Your Home
This is the word passed to you at the
Hotel Barre, Barre, Vt. And the genial
manager, John Rowen, and his able as
sistants see to it that the attaches of
the house try to make everyone feel
they are at home. The hotel has rs
rooms, all with hot and cold water, also
bath tub and shower baths as one pre-
fers. Good garage in the rear and il one
prefers to look after his own car auto
stalls can be had close by. Barre is stu.
ated six miles from Montpelier and com
mercial men can easily make Hotel Barre
their headquarters while working in that
vicinity. Half hour trolley and iitney
service to Montpelier at all times of day,
where good train connections can be
made both north and south. Barre is on
the main White River valley auto route,
half.way between Burlington and White
River Junction. Make il a point to stop
at Hotel Barre on your next trip through