The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

ALA OF TIE IOW ~
You don't want to miss "The Whirl
wind. adv.
A few more hats at big discount
Mrs. L. A. Witham.
Frank Carr of Hardwick was in
Barre yesterday on business.
Automobile stall to rent for the sum
mer Central house, 2S Pearl street
| adv.
Hugh Murray of Graniteville left to-
day for Springfield, Mass, to visit
relatives for week or so.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Kenerson of
| Church street are visiting Ralph Hop
| kins of Cabot for two weeks.
! lizzie Greenfield OF st. Adams is stop
ping with Charles Arnholm and other
Barre friends for few days.
Mrs. Charles Gale and son of Little
ton, n. H., are visiting friends in
Graniteville for week or more.
Henry Fasola starts tonight on a
two months itinerary through the
west in the interest of the Excelsior
Granite Co.
Misses Jessie and Annie Taylor and
Gertrude Caya left this morning for
Bethlehem n, H., where they have en-
ployment for the summer.
William II. Goodfellow of Spaulding
street left this morning on business
trip through Plainfeld and Marshfeld
and intends to spend the week end
with his daughter, Mrs. Nelson, in Rye
gate.
Mrs. Josephine Giudici of Beckley
street, a tourist in her native land,
Italy, or the past several months, dis
embarked from the steamship Canopic
in Boston yesterday, according to a
telephone message received, and is now
visiting friends in Milford, Mass.
: Miss Albertine and Miss Leona Bis
son of East Barre returned to their
home yesterday from Mount ST. Marv's
academy at Burlington to spend the
summer vacation. With them also re-
turned their brother, Rosary Bison,
student at the University of Vermont
Word has been received in Barre of
the marriage in Claremont, y, H., yes
terday of Miss Carrie Nichols, en-
ployed until recently in the City bak
cry, and Daniel Casselini, also of
Barre until the strike in this city,
when he left for Claremont, where he
has been employed in the machine
shops.
Mrs. John Merrill of Prospect street
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Gale
nd 60 To- h.r a,tto - f,n,,I
where they will spend two weeks camp
ing Mr.. Gale is now taking his an
nual two weeks vacation from dutie,
as chief craftsman at the Jones Bros.
Co. granite plant.
While working at the Zanleoni buibl !
ing Wednesday afternoon, T. ID. COT |
fin had the misfortune to 90 through |
the first floor TO the basement, dis |
tance of 10 feet. Mr.. Coffin was carry.
ing his tools and a jack screw at the !
time and without warning the floor |
ing gave way. In his fall he bruised |
his right arm and broke a rib. His in |
iuries necessitated the service Of DR. |
Drew and he will be unable to resume |
work as carpenter for several days. |
One hundred members of the Univer- |
salist Sunday school enjoyed an auto
ride and basket picnic yesterday aft /
The outing was under the /
direction OF the Sunday school super
Homer c. tadd of Orange |
street. and the Sunday school teachers.
The ears were furnished by various
of the congregation. The trip.
lasting all afternoon, included North,
field, Mortified gulf and Williams
town.
Miss AleXina Deans OF - Brooklyn
street. employed as waitress at the
Central cafe on Pearl street, suffered
a severe shock 10 her nerves, bad
bruise to the right side of her head
near the eve, and burns to the right
arm and forehead when gas eXplo
sion occurred at the restaurant this
about O'Clock Mrs. c. f.
prOprietress of the cafe,
and the employees of the restaurant
we're working in the kitchen when a
strong gas odor was discovered The
Young lady in mention went TO exam
me the burners of the oven. which
Mrs. Whittemore believed she had
lighted just what Miss Deans did Is
not known, but she had no sooner
reached the outer kitchen than a severe
explosion shook the entire building End
'aused employees OF the dive factory
md others whereabouts to investigate /!
t. origin II is believed osly one Of
he two burners Of the gas oven had
,een lighted and the escaping gas from
he second undoubtedly caused the eN-
,losion that burst open the doors and
Knocked Miss Deans to the floor No
lanes remained in the oven when the :
'ther employees came to assist the
.oung lady. A doctor was summoned
q care for the unconscious victim and
fter being treated At the physicians
jfice was taken 10 her home. Her right
and was burned slightly and the hair
N the right forehead singed. Missl
beans. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Deans Of % Brooklyn street,
Fas planning to leave for Bethlehem.
{. H.. tonight TO he employed during
he summer months at the Sinclair
ouse. as a waitress.