The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Isaac Sirkin, proprietor of the Little
Dry Goods store on Cottage street, left
on a business trip of several days to
New York City and Boston to-day,
Eugene Caslani of 5s7 North Main
street, son of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cas-
lani, who has been critically i'll with
pneumonia, is recovering satisfactorily
and is considered out of danger now
Henry j. Movies. student of the
| University of Vermont, who addressed
an audience of the Vincitia club Mon
day evening, returned to Burlington
yesterday after visiting acquaintances
at Goddard seminary, where he was
| formerly prominent in athletics.
| Mrs. John A. Robertson was pleas
antIy surprised last evening while Wis
( iting in the home of Mr. and Mrs Da-
vid Stuart OF Spauding street when
30 of her friends, teachers in the Pres
hyterian Sunday school, called TO ex-
press their good wishes before she
departs for Dies Moines, Ia, next Mon
day to make her home An enjoyable
evening, in which many of the guests
furnished entertainment. was spent aud
delightful refreshments of sherbet cake
and waters were served On behalf !
Of the friends and out of respect for |
the wears Of service she has given 10 |
Sunday school work, Mrs John Morri- |
son presented Mrs Robertson a pink |
sapphire ring, for which she thanked |
the assembly. For several years Mrs
Robertson has served faithfully as su-
perintendeut Of the primary depart
ment and previous to that was a teach
er
Six young men Of this city, Earl
Smith. Mike Ceresoli. James Murphy.
A. Thompson, Harold johnson and
Christian Biorn, who organized bas
ketball team to meet the Woodsville
Legion team. returned TO this city yes
terdsy with poor reports of WOOdsville
Legion basketball tactics These young
men declare they would never accept
a challenge with such a group of men
a. represented the legion in that game.
Foul and underhand tactics were en-
ployed by their opponents, they de-
clare, from the very outstart of the
game. and when they resented such
they were insufted and hooted at by
the crowd The Barre team was de-
feated. 33 to 10. Other young men Of
this city, some of Goddard seminary.
who had either PLAYED against this
team or had seen it play. declared that (
such was the reception given to other
PLAYERS in games OF the past season.
One Young man declared that the
team would win regardless ]
Of the means they had 10 resort TO to
accomplish their task The Barre {
players consider .hem fairly good foot. q
bali PLAYERS. but could see no evidence '
of basketball even though they were
victorious.
A. the result Of disturbances caused
near the dormitories Of Goddard semi
nary Saturday night. two young men, !
Emilio Ferrsri Of Barre and Paul \
Of Barre Town, were ar
aligned in Barre city court yesterday
afternoon to answer 20 breach Of peace
,harges. The young men disagreed on =
subject and came 20 blows, and in
.cttiing the matter near the school
ampus were interrupted by Offcrr
larry Gamble. who gave chase 10 the Y
young men assembled about :,
he two combatants Both we're fined !
rs and c,sts of S6O5 Joseph Ohlini r.
Z this city also pleaded guilty 20 a Ii
imilar offeusc. in which be struck "
'ictoria Piccolini. and was released
fter paying a. and costs Of s6.05. Bris n
.sne Palmer. arrested on March 3 for 81
outempt q court. for failure 70 pay q
IL wife support money ordered by the "
ourt. was another % appear in city ~
p,1rt Yesterday afternoon. il he mat w
~ va settle1 after Palmer agreed . q
av thr cost cf court and 50 suppe-t N
ionev due o. his uife in past weeks. n
j. uas relrs-ed u5th this understan3- pI
" sinoe petitians Tor divorce are %
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