The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Attend Shea's shoe sale. adv
Today is the last day to pay water
| rentals.--adv.
Stephen Marchesi, who for the past
six months has been working in New
York City, has returned to this city IL
be employed.
Mrs. F. NJ Lyn& and son, Charles
returned yesterday from Old Orchard
Me-, where they have been spending
| the past few weeks.
| Mrs. William Kittredge and Miss
| Florence left this morning for Knox
boro, n. ", for a visit of two weeks
with Mrs. Kittredge's parents.
Charles Coppeti of the Carter Ink Co
of New Jersey is calling on friends il
the Italian colony while transactins
business in Barre and Montpelier
7r.Jsmes, Powers advertising manager
forJThe@End of the Road" Co.. stopped
with Barre friends over night and this
morning continued on to Windsor.
II, A.. Drown, the we'll known drug
gist, has a special proposition for any
lone who is suffering with rheumatism
Ask about the RReuma plan adv.
4 Clarence Clark of Concord, n H,
who for the past few days has beer
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w
A. Clark of French street, returned to
Concord to-day.
Orpheus Bzzozzero, who recently
completed duties as clerk in the Cum
mings and Lewis drug store, left this
morning for New York City, where
he is to make preparations for enter
! ing Columbia or Fordham college next
fall '
| George c. Kent of the Central Yer.
mont freight office began to-day two
weeks vacation, leaving this morning
for White River Junction to spend
three or four days and then proceed
to Boston to pass the remainder OF
| two weeks.
DIR. and Mrs James r. Arbuckle and
son, Freeman, of Delhi, \. Y, who
have been visiting Rev. and Mrs. Kit
tredge for a few days. have left. ex.
pecting to make the trip back to Delhi
| by car, going down the western shores
of Champlain and Lake George.
Bigger and better than ever-Clan
Gordon picnic. Caledonia park, sat
urday, July 81 Running, jumping
shooting. Highland dancing (prizes by
ROYAL Tanist Walter Scott of New
! York and silver cup by William Bar
clay Scott, state championship five
side football and other concessions
Plan to bring the family down for the
day.-ady.
Philibert Fourier. who does quarry
| ing on a small scale at Cutler Corner
received yesterday by freight port
| able air compressor from the Sehramm
plant in Philadelphia. The compress
sor has a capacity of delivering 81
cubic feet of air per minute and is
propelled by seven horse power gas
olne engine mounted on the same
track. The granite at Cutler Corner
| is termed as medium, although Mr.
Fournier thinks that at greater depth
it will be dark.
James b. Stewart, employed for sew
eral years as craftsman by. the Me
! Donnell & Son granite firm, plans to
finish work at the Mcdonnell plant
Saturday, 10 accept the position of SUI
perintendent at the Burke Brothers
plant, now held by William Stephens
Mr. Stephens and James Duncan OF
this city recently purchased the Robert
Lawrence Granite Co. in Montpelier
and will assume the management OF
this plant soon.
AT a regular meeting of the l. o. O
L.. NJ. L., held in X. of p. hall. the
following officers were installed by Dis
trict Deputy Annie Murray, assisted
by Mrs. McRae Of (iraniteville lodge
p. \. G., Maria Mitchell; n. G., Elvira
Giudici; " G., Margaret Garlic; 4. s,
| Bessie Cardi: +. S., Nellie Bianchi
warden, Gladys Comolli; conductor
Mary Chaples; chaplain, Christina JET
frey; T. g., Julia Robertson; o. G..
Nellie earle; r. S. n. G., Eva Gamble
l.. S. n. g., Maria Watt; r. S. " G..
| Mrs. Annabelle Milne; L. S. " G., Mrs
| Sargent; treasurer, Eleanor Faulkner
| delegation from the GranitevillC
| lodge was present. Refreshments were
served and dancing enjoyed by all after
the meeting.
! Another of Barre's residents has be
come the proud possessor OF mark OF
bravery at the hands of an ally. Charles
Balzarini. residing with his mother al
81 Smith street, received this week
from the British war office bronze
medal for conspicuous bravery at the
Dardanelles during the serious engage
ment there early in the war. Mr.. Bal
zarini,. who at the time Of the out
break of the war was working in Flori
da. enlisted in the British army with
friends and for four and half years
was member OF !Glostels regiment
serving at the Dardanelles, in Mesopo
/ tamia and in India. He returned e
this city a year ago and is now pur
l suing his trade as a granite cutter al
the plant of Young Bros. The award
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