The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
TALK OF THE TOWN


Intercity park. Montpelier X. of G
VS.. Barre A. A.-adv.
Wanted, at Red Cross pharmacy.
young man to learn drug business
High school training preferred. adv.
A regular meeting Of r. G. l. 2. A
Wednesday evening, Sept. 10, In Wor
then hall at 1920 p. m. let all mem
bers be present.
Laurence Campbell, junior of Dart
mouth college, motored to Hanover, N
H., to-day to finish preparations fol
the fall entrance.
Rev. and Mrs. W. c. johnson Of Der
by Line are stopping few days at the
home of their son, w. Curtis johnson
jr., on fremont street.
Regular meeting of consil Laval 2lS
L'Union st. John Baptiste FAmerique
Friday, Sept ", in Worthen block at
, 1880 p. m. Per order secretary.
Grand ball and oyster supper, gym
nasium hall, upper Graniteville, Fri
day evening, Sept. II. CarrolPs or
chestra, five pieces. Dancing s till 2.
adv.
Al Thompson and brother "Zeke''
Thompson, two football players OF
| Goddards 1910 squad, have gone TO
the University of Vermont to try out
for the varsity football squad.
Mrs. Jennie Bizzozero and daugh-
ters, Julia and Irene, who accompanied
Richard Bizzozero and Florence Jerome
to Springfield, has arrived home, after
spending few days with them.
Long distance and general trucking;
truck is also equipped to carry parties;
will seat between Is and 20 people. All
pneumatic tires Granite City Bottling
Works. Call 7l6-M or 746-W.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barclay OF Ma
pie avenue are spending week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Craige in Graniteville. where they re.
sided until Mr. Barclay lost his eye
sight in a quarry explosion.
Coda Fl. Douglas of the Giudici Bros.
Granite Co. has just returned from an
extended business trip through the
west, attending while there the annual
convention of the International Gran
lite Producers association.
Albert Sector of IL Division street,
employed during the summer at the
Lake Morey club, is stopping at his
home here for a week or so. before 60
ing to Fitchburg, Mass, TO begin work
with large lumber firm.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Zanleoni and
son of North Main street leave TO
night for New York City. where they
will sail in a few days for Italy, TO
spend few months touring the native
land of Mr.. and Mrs. Zanleoni
Miss Annie Mckay of Nova Scotia.
who has been visiting at the home of
Malcolm NcKenna in Graniteville for
the past two weeks, left for New York
City this morning to visit other rela
tives.
Miss Rosamond Mackie of Summer
street, a graduate of the Crane In
stitute of Music at Potsdam, N. Y,
last June, has gone to Buffalo, n Y,
TO supervise instruction in music at
the Blazdell high school during the
ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Christie and
two sons, Alexander and James, have |
returned to their home on Aver street |
Since lest February Mr.. Christie has |
been employed in an automobile fac |
tory in Detroit, Mich, and was Joined |
by his family early this summer
A telegram from the war department
has been received by Mrs. Lula NJ. |
Coburn of Orange street, stating that |
the body of her son, John Cameron |
Coburn, who died in France Oct. 8,
1918, would arrive about Sept 20. Mr.. |
Coburn was member of Co. T., 30Sth |
infantry, nth division.
Mrs. w. J. LeBaron and daughter,
Kathleen, the young concert artist,
who spent the summer travelling
through the Canadian Northwest with |
a chsutauqua company. came TO at
tend "The Bird Of Paradise" given in
the Barre opera house last evening, and |
are stopping for a day or two with
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Miles Of South
Main street.
Anthracite Pete, a pet dog Of w. E.
Clifford, met his fate Monday night
somewhere on South Main street, for
yesterday morning he was found dead
on a lawn in that district Anthracite
had apparently become the victim of
an automobile, death he narrowly es-
capped on city square about month
ago when a big truck bounded over
one of his hips. Police Chief James
Sullivan had whipped out his 80 with
all intentions of putting an end to
Anthracites suffering at that time.
but the appearance of the chief with
his shining revolver brought Pete to
bis feet and he hobbled away in time
10 elude a quick death.
The turmoil Of primary elections
rsused the csnvassing teams of the
Barre Athletic association 10 suspend
activities temporarily; therefore, .he
Exact results of solicitation for the
.ale of the association stock will not
be known until these teams have COW
red the required district Thus far,
Two teams have completed. one bring
ng approximate returns Of $3.50 and
he other $500. or sll50. for the two.
iour other teams are still in the field
put are expected 20 finish up with sim
lar results within the next two DAYS.
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