The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-18
TALK or THE TOWN

Love Nest" on sale to-day at Bal
leys. adv.
Maccabees' bazaar, Sept. "a, at How
land halliday.
New Sonora talking machines Just
received at Bailey's Music Rooms. ad.
daughter, weighing eight pounds,
was born Friday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Gale of Upland avenue.
"On the Shores of Tripoli,' the beau
tiful new waltz ballad, is on sale to-
| day at Bailey's Music Rooms. adv.
The condition of Mrs. Grace Morgan
at the Barre City hospital who two
| weeks ago suffered paralytic shock
| to her left side, is improved but
slightly.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. McAyoy
| and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Guilford of
Easthampton, Mass, after visiting at
Martin Riley's on Beacon street for a
few days, left yesterday for the Adj,
rondacks.
Mrs. Alex Youngson and daughter,
Miss Susan Youngson, of Brooklyn, n.
Y, are spending several days as the
guests of Mrs. Isabella johnson of "
Blackwell street. They are on their
way home from Florida.
Mark Kelly, the Barre Chelsea rail
way brakeman, who suffered a broken
leg in motorcycle and auto collision
on the East Montpelier road early this
week. passed restless night at the
Barre City hospital last night, but was
resting comfortably this morning. The
danger period has not passed yet and
there ia fear that the break will bring
further developments.
The management of Spaulding high
schools football team is having diff
Guilty arranging a complete football
schedule since most of the high schools
in the state have full list of games.
However, five have been placed on the
Spaulding roster and others are cx
pectcd before next weeh. One of those
secured thus far is with Rutland high
school, which Spaulding failed to de
feat last fall for the state champion
ship.
Friends and acquaintinces in Barre
OF Mrs. Maud Grearson will be inter
ested in the following clipping from
the Ludlow items in The Tribune:
Mrs. Maud 'Grearson, who has spent
the summer with her sister. Mrs. D.
f. Davis, returns to her home, High
land lodge, Southern Pines. ~ G.,
Sunday She will open Highland lodge,
the home like family hotel, where her
hospitality has been enjoyed by many
people from this vicinity, on Oct. ]"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Biermeyer, who
have been travelling through Italy, Aus
tria and Germany for the past few
months. returned to Barre and their
home in the Morse block this week.
Upon the return journey the steam
ship was three times compelled to
change courses on account of approach
ing icebergs. the trip consequently COY
ering a period of II days. Chilly air
and cold breezes heralded the oncom
ing masses of ice, that furnished such |
grand spectacles in the sunshine.
From California comes word Of a |
picnic of Barre people held at Pasa |
dena, Labor day, attended by some AZ |
former residents. Among these were
the following: The Darling family, |
Mrs. William Mackay, Mrs. Fred Fish.
Cummings family. Mrs. Peter Mulch |
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward |
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. p NJ. Carr, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Macneil, the ABB
bolt family. the Macdonald family |
and the McWhorter family. II is said |
that Barre was the principal topic of
the day.
A happy meeting occurred last eve.
ming between John A. Walker of Web
ster street and Waldo Clark of Peru
\. Y, when for the first time since
their discharge from service they met
to re-tell some of the events which |
transpired while they were members Of
the 30lst motor transport train which |
saw service abroad. Mr.. Clark, who
has been spending his honeymoon on
Lake Champlsin. motored 10 Barre
with his wife and registered for the
night at Hotel Barre, leaving this
for home.
At the American Legion rooms last
evening members of the club ENJOYED
a very interesting talk on aeronautics
by c. 0ren Smith, one of the Avro
biplape pilots stopping in Barre. and
a good smoke talk Mr.. Smith touched
upon all sides of the aircraft service,
explaining its possibilities for CONNER
cal work, military and private pleas,
ure uses. During the course of the
evenings events considerable discus
sion arose concerning the Legion foot
ball team. with the result that Per
lev Haskell captain of the Legion
track team, was also chosen manager
Of football
There are grave possibilities that
.;uerino Pincetti. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Pincetti Of Railroad street. win lose
the sight Of his left eve he suffered
last evening serious injury while lead
ing COW to pasture. The Young lad
lied the halter rope about his waist
and when the animal became fright
sned at an automobile. was dragged
along the road and over the railroad
rack. Here it was that the eve was
,pehed the full length of the eve
brow. when his face was brought forci-
,ly against the steel rail and the road
Ded A physician found il necessary
o take FIVE stitches to close the wound
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