The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-29
TALK OF THE TOWN


+. y, Bessey of the Bessey Granite
Co. in GAINESVILLE, o., is in town for q
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Alfred Mcleod have
returned TO this city after a weeks
wedding trip.
l.. Jean Bisbee returned yesterday
after spending the week end with heI
parents in Waitsfield
Mrs. Frank Chase and children left
to-day for Albany, where they will
visit for two months.
Miss Freda Beck of 10 Branch street
submitted to a tonsil operation at
the Barre City hospital this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar C. Gallagher
passed through Barre this morning on
their way to their home in Boston.
Theron Morse commenced work yes
terday for Walker and Walker, civil
engineers of this city and Montpelier.
Miss Zorade ottonelli, student of
Alburg Business college, arrived in the
city to-day to spend two weeks at her
home on Granite street.
Miss Mary Fullerton of Woodstock,
who has been stopping with Barre
friends for some time, was operated
upon at the Barre City hospital this
morning for tonsils trouble
Stanley Tassie sf South Main street,
a former employe OF the Calder & Rich
ardson coal firm, who for several weeks
has been confined TO his hene by i'll
ness, is able to be out and about now.
Mr. and Mrs. James y. Gall arrived
last evening from Canada, where for
the past two weeks they have been on
wedding tour. Mr.. Gall resumed
his duties as superintendent of the
Barre & Chelsea railway this morning.
Henry Wescott. one Of the firm of
the Eastman store for the past three
years retired from partnership with A.
a. Bovce and Lucius Flint Saturday
afternoon nder the organization,
Messrs. Boyce and Flint will carry on
the business "a heretofore. Mr.. Wes-
colts plans for the future are unde
cided at present
Last evening at the First Baptist !
church Henry w Dubois Of Boston |
gave an entertainment consisting of |
solos, funH stories, imita-
tions of birds. animals and mechanical
devices and character impersonations.
His program was varied and interest
ing. and his limitations and impersona
lions were especially clever. The en-
.ertainment was given under the aus
1ices Of the World Wide guild and the
after feel that il was great success
n every way.
Joseph Marco Of upper Graniteville
uttered a double fracture to his left
ITm. while at work on one Of the Bout
veil Milne & Narnum quarries yester
Law afternoon AT the time he was
-uiding large piece Of grout, chained
rom the derrick hook. 10 a grOui box,
nd il was this stone which pinned his
rm against the box Either the stone
Tipped from its holdings or Mr.. Marco
ost his footing when the stone was
e-lg lowered 10 the box. for i was in
his operation that the INJURY was sus-
aimed. The fracture seems TO he be- ,
Weeu the elbow and shoulder MAY
ictures are 10 be taken At the Barre A.,
ity hospital today where Mr.. Marco ,
ow rests. In
thlcf Red lioud. nov 2 very humble J
nd suhdued brave had his first ap
esrsnce in court Yesterday. II you be- :
eve his words. and found the expert j
noe slightly trying Charged with die ]
lrhing the peaee and threatening and G
ssauliing his wife. he pleaded guilty
, an charges No sentence was i'm !
seed hv Jndrc r. T. Sc0tt. States Al
,rwav 81 Y Davis having r7nferreH I
ith the court and wishing the matter
"a until he could appear 70 prosecute
.e ease Chief BED Cleud's main trou- 9
p now is the fact that his wife is 81
re with the greater part Of hrs !
Inds. and until she Is heated and pe1
isded 70 ocue 70 Ne sd ~ sees ~ q
ltiook ~ getting uut - hail 4nrtc q
rsf cut # Barre. said the thief. ?
~ never return. n