The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-12
TALK OF THE TOWN


Mrs. Mae Counter of Washington
street is spending the winter in De-
land, Fla.
DIR. d. C. Jarvis returned this morn
ing from short visit with relatives
in Burlington.
Laurence Wilcox, one of the regular
tiremen, is having few days vaca-
tion. and is visiting friends in Mont
real.
Ernest Genero of Webstervil1e had
his tonsils and adenods removed by
an operation at the Barre City hospital
this morning.
Gordon Reardon of Clsremont, n.
H., was expected here this afternoon
to spend few days with former
schoolmates of Spaulding high school.
Attorney A. A. Sargent motored TO
Middlebury to-day to attend reun-
ion of the Delta Epsilon fraternity
and an alumni banquet of Middlebury
college,
Mrs. Lecheri Paeetti of Z Railroad
street was operated upon at the Barre
City hospital this morning, having
been, accepted as a patient there yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Fraser and Miss Chris
tina Monroe. nurses at the Barre City
hospital. were taking the state board
examinations at Montpelier yesterday
and to-day to qualify as registered
nurses.
Mr.. and Mrs James Stephen, former
" of this city and who visited friends
here early last summer before sailing
to Scotland, have returned TO the Unit
ed States and are now located at New
Haven, Conn, where they recently pur.
chased home
Frederick W. Pease of Gaffney. S. c.,
machinist by trade, was married
Nov. s to Miss Ethel Huntoon of
Camp street, daughter of William
Huntoon. The marriage was performed
by R>v. b. G. Lipsky, pastor OF the
Hedding Methodist church.
Ezra Cooley. for several years one
of the leading farmers of Barre Town,
arrived this morning from Newton
Vile, Mass, where he now resides, to
transact business connected with the
large farm on Beckley hill, which he
formerly owned and which is the site
Of the tuberculosis sanatorium.
William Clark OF Barre and Joseph
Trubs Of 3l7ik North Main street
we're arrested yesterday and brought
besore Judge f. L. Scott by A. A.
Freeman. charged with breach Of peace
for fighting. Clark pleaded guilty and
paid fine of S. and costs of S4.55
for his release. but Truba pleaded not
guilty and bail was set at 800, which
he furnished.
As stated in yesterdays issue Of
The Times. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar White
and Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon White
started a motor journey TO st, Johns
bury. but motor trouble prevented
their arrival at the reunion of the
l03d machine gun company, of which
both men were members in the 26th
division. Edgar White was TO have
spoken on his experience while IN
France at the Victory banquet.
James y. Gall, general agent for the
Barre & Chelsea railroad here for sew
eral years. has gone to Chicago. Ill, 10
begin duties as general western agent
for the Boston & Maine railroad. Mr..
Gall left here early this week for Bos-
ton. remained there until Wednesday
and is now in Chicago. Meanwhile
Mrs. Gall is residing in Barre and OK
poets 70 remain here until the first OF
the wear, when Mr.. Gall win make a
short visit in Barre. Neil Ralph, his
successor at the> Barre & Chelsea Of
fee. ASHAMED responsibilities of the
position Monday morning. and plans
to move his family back TO Barre from
Montpelier as soon a. possible.
Tomorrow afternoon at Lincoln
campus the second game between
Montpelier high school and SPauldinc
high school viii begin at 3 o'clock.
ONLY ono other local game viii he
PLAYED by Spauldin- ;his season. ard
from al Indications She game with
Lyndon institute a week from NOR
row will BE- the last for the season.
Montpelier high refused 20 change the
date Of the game 20 that Spauid'nc
might meet Goddard tomorrow. cen
scoueutlv these two local teams viii
not clash during the present athlete
SEASON. Lvnion institute alec refused
tn change th0 date of fhri- cams.
gehirh Coach Eass desired in order t'
a1-v BrrttirIrra hi-h sch~rl ea- 'f
tt. st-ouezs teams iu the -ouf,tcra