The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-10

tended a session of court in Mortified
Cash paid for rags, magazines. pa
pers, etc. Phone TOR. Abram Fine
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Price of New
port are visiting relatives in the city
for a. few days.
r. A. Butler of Burlington was to
day the guest of w. A Dewey, secretar,
OF the Barre board of trade.
Dodge Sowles. freshman of the
University of Vermont, is spending q
week at his home on Beekley hill.
Paul Scampini and Charles Hoernle
returned last evening from st. Johns.
bury, after passing the day there on
business.
Tonight Spaulding alumni concert
and dance, Rowland hall. Carrolls 8.
! piece orchestra. "All out in the glad
| rags. adv.
Bacs Bernasconi of Smith street ar
rived yesterday from Viggiu, Italy hav-
ing spent the past six months in his
native country.
Having installed new wash stand,
we are prepared to wash, polish and
grease cars. divers Battery Station,
Depot square,. adv:
Peter Mulch of Circle street returned
to his home to-day, having been en-.
gagged in granite work in Jersey City,
n. j., for the past several weeks.
Miss Josephine Lucchini of Cottage
street has returned to her home at the
completion OF the second years work
at Smith college, Northampton, Mass
Mrs. Gregoire and son, Wendell, of
Boston returned to-day to their home,
after passing two weeks with Mrs.
,Greigoire's sister, Mrs. John johnson,
of South Main street.
James Duncan of Highland avenue.
who for the past two months has been
working in Boston, returned to Barre
yesterday and plans to resume work at
his trade in the granite sheds.
w. c. Clifford, general manager of
the Woodbury. Granite CO., accom-.
panied by John Kelleher and two
daughters, motored to this city from
Bethel yesterday on a--brief business
visit.
John McPeake. who has been playing
first base for Goddard seminary's nine
the greater part of the season, left to-
day for Stamford, Conn, where he has
secured employment for the summer
months.
First class concert, an enviable dance
program and splendid surroundings
and music speak for a good time to.
night at the Spanlding alumni concert
and ball. Admission 81 per couple,
extra ladies and concert tickets, Soc. |
adv.
Mrs. Teodolinda Prestini and son, |
Frank, clerk of the Red Cross phar- |
macy until early winter, arrived at |
their home at 35 Granite street early |
this morning, after six months alb |
sence, spent in Italy, France and Switz.
erland.
Mrs. Alexander MeKinnon, Circle |
street resident until the inception Of la |
Dor trouble in Barre, returned last eve |
ming to Jersey City, n. j., where, to-
gether with her husband, she now re-
sides, Mr.. Mckinnon being employed at /
his vocation in the granite industry
here.
Angelo Marchcetti. with his mother.
Mrs Charlotte Marchcetti and Miss
Rita McAdam motored into Barre yes
erday from Wateryille, Ne. to spend
, few days with Ernest Marchetti and
,ther Barre relatives. To-day. Joined
~ Ernest Marchetti and Mss Annie
they motored to Rutland to
pend the day.
Ernest Nichols of Is Liberty street,
, derrickman employed by Jones Bros
Co.. who was severely injured when
irawn into the machinery of his der
lick on May 20. has left the City hos.
Dital and is making good progress to-
ward recovery, in so far as possible
He carries only the stump Of his left
.rm, IL having been found necessary
o amputate the arm Just below the ell
pow because of the terribly mutilated
condition after the arm had been
lrawn into the closely meshed gears.
His left eve. which was severely dam
lged when brought into contact forc-
,ly with some hard object on the ma
is somewhat improved and Mr..
NitnOts mas HODts AHdN ne VIII not nave
o lose the sight in that eye. Mr..
Nichols remembers nothing about the
Iccident. the last recollection being of
lis standing in his position before the
Ierrick machinery. He expresses the
,reatest appreciation over his treat
nent at the City hospital. saying that
lothing more could possibly have been
lone for him there.
firing of the limited space of the
rate in which she was penned. 200
ound pig became restless this morn
lg while waiting to be put in transit
gain at the American Express Co.'S
ooms. and before actions TO prevent
n exciting skirmish the animal had
olted through the crate to freedom.
With all haste this guest Of the ex-
ress company headed for Andy Guth-
les old place on Pearl street. but find
" things much changed continued her
rolic to the Rowel wood working
hops with gang Of -four men hot on
he trail, long legged Jock Mahoney
citing the pace with Joe Bsinbridge /
painting second and stub" Chase an ,
asy third. All the machinery at the
God working shop had to he stopped a
1T the animal receive an injury aud. =
18th the appearance Of the pursuers, !
he workmcn Of this shop joined the a
,und up gang. Throwing the Assoc !,
18th accuracy saTo..k~ ended the ,.hasc