The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-03
TALK OF THE TOWN


riages, sleighs, etc, to 435 North Mail
street. Henry Boseley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Monti Of Wester
ly, r. l., arrived last night to spend /
few days here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Whitney o.
Chelsea is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. II
Hodgdon of Highland avenue.
John 7. Macniel of VIM, Me-, ar
rived last night to visit his brother
Harry, Macniel, of Aver street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, Calcagni and family
of Humbert street are spending tive
weeks visiting at Highgate Springs
The Barre w. C. 7. U. is invited
to the home of Mrs. Bates, East Barre
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Mrs. Fay Duffy of Enosburg Falls
arrived last night for weeks visit
with her husband. Fay Duffy, of Elm
street.
Miss Joena Smith, who is spending
the summer in Bethel, arrived yester-
day for 9~few days visit with friends
and relatives here
Miss Minerva Sprague of Dorches-
ter, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ralph Davis, of fremont street, hav-
ing arrived in the city last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Il. Ayers, who have
been spending the past three weeks
as the guests of friends in Boston, have
returned to their home on Aver street
Miss Irene Brault, who has been the
guest of Antoine Burke and John
Como of Academy street for a week,
left this morning for her home in st.
Adams.
Raymond Marshall, who has been
spending his two weeks vacation from
the Rogers store with friends in Spring.
field. Mass, returned to his home on
Long street. last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Bond and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murray motored
to North Charleston. n. H.. Sunday,
where they visited Rev and Mrs. j. B.
Reardon, former Barre residents.
Mrs. William Bisset and two chill
iren. George and Hilda. who have been
visiting Mrs. William Greig of South
Barre the last few weeks. left for their
home in Larchmont, ~ Y, yesterday.
Mrs. John McCourtie and daughter,
Joyce, of Highland avenue. left to-day
'or Clary.s Island, Me. where they
will make an extended stay at the
lome of Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCour
lie.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Carroll re
urned to-day to their home in Hart
ord, Coun.. after visiting relatives and |
rends here for the past few days Mr.
arroll will he well remembered as the |
popular pianist of CAROLS orchestra
Mario Dunghi. formerly Of this city |
nd graduate of Spaulding in 1917 |
rrired in the city this morning from |
buffalo, y. Y, TO pass few weeks
With Barre acquaintance and until
he reopening of the University of II.
inois in September
1t has come TO my attention that dis
onest solicitations for engagements
ave been made in my name. wish
% advise the public that / have no
gents and never had any All orders
re taken at my studio in the Worth.
n block r Cantu.
James Reynolds of Kecne. " H.. the
nan arrested Saturday afternoon, in
oxicated after drinking denatured al.
biol, was given 80 days in county jail
v Judge f. /. Scott in Barre city
,urt yesterday. Reynolds is the first
IAN TO be compelled TO serve the al
srnstiye sentence in many months.
Grand knight +. j. Owens of Barre
,uncil, No. 40l, Knights of Columbus.
rcompanied by his wife. went Sunday
, New York City to attend the ma
onal convention, which opens there
dav and continues until Friday Mr..
wens was appointed at the Vermont
ate convention a. a delegate from the
ate council and as such attends the
Saturday morning mem
rs of this international organization
no wish to attend the presentation
I'd dedication exercises Of the Lafay
te monument in Metz, France, will
art from New York harbor.
Onlookers who saw the main line ,
olley car number 81 meet the horse
.iyen by l3.year old Charles Rogers {
the Plainheld road were held in I
Ispense this morning for a few sec. !
IDS. for il seemed evident that the
- lad and his vehicle were destined
serious damage He was driving +
Il Of Seminary street and endeayor. r
. TO turn down North Main. As he I
forwards explained, the horse got t
ightened on Seminary street and was !
I'D for him to manage and avert the c
de turn which brought his horses
II shoulder against the uncoming car. j,
lckily Motouman K. W Crane had his !,
r well under control and was travel !,
2 very slowly. 80 much 50 that the !,
llision barely occurred and the car !
Dpped The horse was apparently un- !
m and seemed unmo,ed over the .
ddcn clash with the car during which :
g shaft Of the wagon was broken of +
1m the cross bar The horse and
lgon is the property Of 5. D. Sibley
Plaiufeld and the boy, son Of Mr..
d Mrs. Charles Rogers