The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Montpelier have moved to " Main
street, this city.
Keep an open date for Oct. 20 and
attend the Odd Ladies' dance in How
land hall, Oct. 20,-adv.
Mrs Mary Bennett, who has been
quite seriously i'll for several days, is
resting more comfortably.
Charles Little began to-day Is day
vacation from the South Main street
and Ayers street postal route.
Joseph Kidder, member of the Port
Chester Granite works of Port Chester,
N. y, is in town for few days stay,
Spiritualist meeting in Worthen hall
Sunday, Oct. II, at 2:30 and p. m,
Rev. +. A. Thomas of Boston will
speak.
Dance of council Laval 2ls, LJnion
st, John Baptist. in Worthen hall Fri
day night, Oct Is. Members and
friends.
Miss Margaret McKenna of Summer
street went to Burlington yesterday
afternoon to spend the remainder of
the week with relatives.
Mrs D. d. Smith of Websterville re.
turned this morning from Lawrence,
| Mass, where she had been visiting her
sister, Mrs John s. Ladd.
Mr., and Mrs. Leon Downing and
| daughter, Ruby, of Perkinsville stopped
to visit in Barre yesterday, while on
their way to Springfield, Mass
Miss Mary R. Rzzi of Comolli street
is having two weeks vacation from the
Granite Savings Bank & Trust Co.. and
has gone to Concord, N. H., and Bos-
! ton.
Salvatore r. Gasoline of Barre has
entered the Bryant & Stratton school,
Boston, enrolling in the commercial
course. Mr.. Gasoline graduated from
Goddard seminary in the class of 1919.
John f. Hall. conductor on the
Barre & Montpelier trolley lines until a
few months ago. is now a bugler of
troop p, third cavalry, at Fort Ethan
Allen. Hall returned TO the fort yes
terday afternoon, having passed As
hour furlough with his grandmother,
Mrs. John Gilbertson, of the Morse
block.
Notice: There will be business
4
itualist society of South Barre Oct.
surprised last evening at the home OF
officers for the ensuing year and 70
vote to see if the society will sell the
hall, and to transact all other business
that may come before the meeting. |
joyment Refreshments of cake, ehoco. |
der of president William F Blaneh
ard.
Prof. George n Perkins, state geol |
ogist and a professor at the Universe !
tv of Vermont. was visitor in Barre |
yesterday while on his way to the
quarry districts of Grsniteyile and |
Websteryille. Professor Perkins is
sues a report on his surveys of Yer
mont geology every two years, and it
is in preparation of this report that
he continues research work in the quar-
rying lands,
The nine room house at IA Mount
street yesterday became the property
of jeremiah O'Brien of o Beckley
court, title to the property being Civ
en- him in transaction with the own
ers, Edwin Carleton and f. NJ. Lyon.
Mr.. 0'Brien's quarters on Beckley
court proved far too small to meet the
demands of his customers for home
bakery delcacies. and it was for this
reason that an investment in residen-
tial property was made.
Luke Gallagher OF this city, one of
the members of the Maberini & Gal
lagher restaurant, is TO be married
some time in the near future to Miss
Maud Griffin of Montpelier, it was
learned Wednesday evening by many
of Miss Griffin's friends, who assem-
bled at the home of her intimate
friend, Miss Gertrude Jerome, to pre-
snt her gifts of cut glass, linen and
silverware.
Water seeping through the cracked
concrete walk and frost playing havoc
along the east flank Of the Unversalist
church foundation wall during the past
three or four years caused the base
ment wall to bulge in, consequently the
entire wall is being reconstructed Al
most the entire east side Of the church
il held up at present by jacks, while
a gang of carpenters and masons. un
der the supervision of Contractor A
B. Lane is making the changes Incl {
dentally. with these changes comes the
of two new furnaces,
smaller than the old ones but capable
Of giving much better satisfaction. The '
kitchen floor of the church parlors has
been torn up in order TO permit the
Improvements in the building.
Miss Armida Malnati was pleasantly
surprised last evening at the home of
Miss Margaret Lamperti of Central
street, when twenty young ladies gath
sred for a shower in honor of her APP
marriage The prospective
bride was presented handsome piece
II silver and showered with miscella-
1eous gifts. The evening was spent
with music, dancing, games and a farce
was given by several Of the young la
lies. A mock marriage ceremony was Z
also performed, which caused much en-
oyment Refreshments of cake. choco.
ate, ice cream and waters were served.
Those in charge Of the affair were the
Misses Edna Rossi, Ieonilda Rossi. ,Iu
LA Bizzozzero, Margaret and Leona
Lamperti
AZ meeting Of the Glenugie club.
1eld in Clan Gordon hall on Wednes
lay night. final arrangements were
made for the clubs annual meal and
lie, which takes place on Saturday
,yening. Oct. il. in Clan Gordon hall.
Everything points 10 one good time
md q good sized crowd Is expected, as
ZACH member i allowed to ask q