The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Eleanor Gerald of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie Burke on Pearl street.
Mrs. G. Rizzi will sell her house and |
store at 2 Cambria street Thursday, next,
at A p. m. o. II. Hale, auctioneer.- adv
Robert Gray has returned to his du-
ties in the B. W. Hooker Co. store, after |
having spent two weeks vacation with |
his parents in Calais.
Walter Cardini, who has worked in
the Barre granite district for the past
few years, has gone to Hartford, Conn, |
to continue at his trade.
Miss Cecilia O'Herin of the Barre Can
dy kitchen left this afternoon for lanes-
vile, Ohio, where she will make an ex-
tended visit with friends.
John Sector, who just recently received
his discharge from the u. s. army, has
gone to Albany, N. Y, where he was for
merly employed by the Standard Oil Go.
The Barre milk producers, at their
meeting held Monday evening, took no
action on proposal to increase the
price of milk, except to vote to wait an
other month
Mrs Margaret Ricor, who has been
visiting at the home of relatives in West
Chazy, N. Y, arrived this afternoon at
the home of her brother, L. Blair, ON
North Main street.
Mrs. Lawrence Gennett of a Central
street returned last night from two
weeks vacation, which she spent with
her brothers, b. d. Durett and Winfield
Durett of Moretown.
| Mrs. A. b. DeBrune and daughter,
/ Helen, who had been guests for 10 days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. De-
Bruno of Park street, have returned to
their home in Greensboro.
James Watt, who has been visiting
| friends and relatives in Hartford, Conn.,
and Haydenville, Mass, has returned to
his duties in the Barclay Bros. granite
sheds after 10 days vacation.
The Col. J. B. Mead circle, No !, La
dies of the G. A. R., will hold their birth
day picnic Thursday at Dewey park.
Bring your box for lunch, also dish and
spoon. All who can take the AS car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller, who We're
recently married in Atlantic, Mass, ar
rived here last evening and are the
guests OF Mrs. Humphreys parents, Mr..
, and Mrs Burt Humphrey, on Elmore
, street
Miss Gladys Webber OF South Main
street, who has for the past two months
been employed as waitress at the Kau-
. lin house at Lake Morey, is now home
for vacation before returning to high
] school.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Lyon were called
J TO Peru by the death of Mr.. Lyons ia
Their, Mark Lyon, who died from the Of.
fects of shock whiclrAhe suffered a few
( weeks ago The funeral was held yester
day from his late home in Peru.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Dashner and sister
S Miss Emma Dashner, of Boston, who
have been spending their vacation at tho
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J
Dashner of Washington street, returned
e to their home this morning by automo
!, bile.
Miss Mary Z. Mccarthy Of II Sum
mer street was graduated from the Hea
Y ton hospital at Montpelier last Monday
d having completed the three-year cours'
e offered by the hospital. She took cast
Il Immediately upon her graduation,
Ii Miss Elena Barberi, graduate OF thu
i New England Conservatory of Music
h will be ready to interview prospective
. pupils in pianoforte and theoretical mu
sic beginning Sept. | at Q Brook street
| Personal interview between and 3 ?
b or by appointment. Tel. 465-J.-adv
!, Mrs. William Adams of Washington
y street left yesterday afternoon for Ausa
J. Bile Forks, n. " TO remain until afte
: the Labor day holiday with her husband
! who has been employed during the sum
mer months opening the new quarrie
e for the Mari g. Gordon firm of Barre.
A -, "a sv.rr AZ 4
h home of f. r. Davis for Ralph Davi'
who is soon to return to the Boston Oste
opathic school There were about 20 Q
{, his friends at the party Music mad
u quite large part of the program, solo
/ being rendered by the more talented, an
e general social time was enjoyed b
the party.
ie Rev. William Mex McKittridge {
d Delhi, N. Y, who is spending his sun
V mer vacation with his family at LAX
N George, arrived in the city yesterda
and will remain over Sunday. He wi
= occupy the pulpit at the First Presbyt'
J rian church at both services the comm
Sunday as candidate, No Sunday scho
service will be held.
Edward Sunderland Of Lebanon, n. T
known to many horse fanciers through
out Vermont and New Hampshire, wi
at one time owned the fast AL Dillar
! has been secured by Mr.. McGregor
! Athol, Mass, TO drive his fast horses
] the circuit races this season. Mr.. Metre
or, who is the president of the UniC
! Twist Drill Co, retains string of hors
J that have records on many Of the be
! tracks in the country. Next Saturds
I Mr.. Sunderland will drive Mr.. McGre
] or's Barronetta, 2;04A, against Ben Ea
! 2:O2A, another Massachusetts, fayorit
! in match race with $1,000 as the stak
] winner to take all week from ne
Friday Mr.. Sunderland will appear
the free-for-a race at the Rutland ia
A broken wrist and two cuts mo
than an inch long on his forehead we
the result of fall taken by little Al
Leani, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Luigi Lea
y of 5l3 North Main street This accide
ss happened Monday evening as the
was playing on the woodpiles under {
S. D. Allen & Co. sheds at the nor
end. He assembled to the top of p
which was about eight feet high a
: when looking over the edge his fc
slipped, causing him to drop to {
ground, where he landed upon lar
: block of wood and sustained the iniuri
The wrist bone pierced the flesh but
bone was reset yesterday morning
two doctors. The young lad is now
comfortable as possible and able to We
about with the arm in a sling.
A surprise gathering was held at
Baptist parsonage on Franklin str
last evening in honor of Miss Amy Hi