The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

AO.-duN.
Leon Spagnoli and John Aspesi have
returned from Quincy, Mass.
Walter Ford of Lower Cabot was in
town yesterday on business mission.
Bert Weber of South Main street
is in Groton for few days on bust
ness.
Dance in Rowland hall every
Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or.
chestra.-adv.
Nat Page of Plainfeld is stopping
with his brother Will S. Page, vet
Urinary, for few days.
Mrs. Nelson Hamel of Plainfeld was
the guest of her daughter, Miss Win
fired, in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Milton Northrop and Mrs. d. r.
Tibbetts of Marshfield were in town
yesterday in the interest of business
matters.
| A. A. Stebbins of Boston, one of the
committee of the safety first depart
| ment of the Boston & Maine railroad,
was in this city yesterday.
Robert Gamble of this city arrived
here yesterday, having finished work
in granite sheds in Jericho, to begin
| work in Barre sheds Monday.
L. A. Fox of the Goodfellow Gar
| age Co. went to Barton yesterday on a
combined business and pleasure auto
| trip.
Long distance and general trucking;
truck is also equipped to carry parties;
will seat between Is and 20 people All
pneumatic tires. Granite City Bottling
| Works.
Louis Calcagni of AZ Center street is
back from Bridgeport, Conn. During
| the past three months he has been
| employed in an ammunition factory in
| Bridgeport.
Silvio Cayerzasi of AZ Center street,
| who has been working on the Spring.
field Community baseball grounds dur
ing the past few weeks, has returned
to this city.
Ralph Shores and Allen Holden of
Williamstown are now engaged as re.
pairmen at the b. w. Goodfellow Gar. |
age Co, having begun work there yes.
terday morning.
Frank Austin, after passing several |
days with Barre acquaintance, left |
yesterday afternoon for New York |
City, where he is now engaged in the
lumber business
B. w. Hooker and wife, accompa.
MED by John j. Sowles of Beckley hill,
went to their camp at Greensboro pond |
Wednesday afternoon and returned TO
this city late last evening.
Special sale Of two, three. and four.
burner Kerogas oil stoves, the best in
Barre. Largest line Of new and sec.
ond-hand ranges in Barre. Get prices
A
Judge and Mrs. +. L. Scott of Park
street motored yesterday TO st. AL.
bans, where Mr. Scott has business to
transact, and from there planned TO
60 to their camp on Lake Champlain
Rev. and Hrs. F. l.. Goodspeed were
in st. Johnsbury yesterday, where the
former delivered the commencement
address before the graduating class OF
st. Johnsbury academy at the South
church.
James Duncan has returned to his
home on Highland avenue, after a two
months absence in Boston, where he
has been working since the granite belt
of this district became affected by la.
Dor controversies.
Trow hill school will hold commence.
ment exercises in the grange hall Sat
urday evening, June H. In addition !
to the school exercises, there will be
an address by Judge Frank J. Martin. ]
Public cordially invited. /
On Monday evening, June Ia, the w. {
w. G. of the Baptist church win give {
a farce in two acts, entitled "The I'm
invited Member" Old and young, large {
and small should enjoy this esoapade ]
Of boarding school-adv.
Elmer Clark of South Main street,
derriekman of the Jones Bros. CO.,
found it necessary to have three .
stitches taken in the right hand to
close cut received from sharp stone =
when he stumbled in the woods yester.
lay.
About % children Of the fourth grade !
Of Mathewson school were escorted by :
their teachers, Miss Mabel Chandler ,
and Miss Cora Batchelder, to PERKINS, \
woods on Beckley hill yesterday TO /
spend the afternoon at games and frol- a
cking at picnic. n
There are doubtless many, especial |.
" among the young men, who will be n
10 learn that Perley Gotler, G
formerly of this city, who has been en- G
,loyed for the past three years in the c,
Fore River shipyards, has entered part n
lership with his father, Moses Gotler, r,
n the glazier business in Springfield 81
lass. where Mr. Gotler has been es- y
ablished for nearly two years 81
In Aberdeen, Scotland, Mr.. and Mrs. y
ohn Morgan, who for 80 years have N
esided in this city. plan to spend the s.
emainder Of their lives, back in their y
Id home country. They recently dis NJ
osed of their home on Madison avenue
nd since then have been guests of y
Ire. Mary Mackie of Maple avenue y
ir Morgan. a well known blacksmith. 4
as worked with several granite firms !"
uring those 80 years. last working for 70
he Robins Bros. firm. a.
Antonio Peduzzi Of George street has :,
or the past few months, in fact since y,
arly winter, been enjoying the warm ~
reezes Of Sunny Italy, but has re- 20
urned to this city TO resume work in nj
he granite industry as soon as posi- h,
lie, With Mr.. Peduzzi came another !,
Dung Italian, Antonio Ahbiatti. an M
xpert granite carver Of Brenno useria. m
tally. Mr.. Abbiatti is stopping with
Is sister, Mrs. f. Nalli Of Pleasant
lreet. for a few weeks. and will then
o to Ohio 10 Join other relatives.