The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-06
MONTPELIER
Farewell Party Given Miss Addy By
Telephone Employees.

AniSc Aodc liuuNs WIN has htch "a tN'N
phone operator in the local exchange
for some years, has gone to st. Johns
bury, accompanied by her mother, and
will make her home in that town She
will soon commence work in the tele-
phone Office in that village Miss Addy
was very popular operator in the To-
cal Office, where she has been employed
for number of years. She was like
wise favorite with her associates
Friday evening, Mrs. Harry Colombo,
supervisor, and Miss Alwilda Hannah
of the telephone Office gave Miss Addy
a party at Mrs. Colombo's home. The
evening was very pleasantly passed and
during the evening Miss Addy was pre-
sented with an electric table lamp.
From the lamp were streamers, at the
end of which was a note to each one
of those present, and attached to the
streamers which went to Miss Addy's
hands was note making the presenta-
ton of the lamp. Those attending the
party were telephone operators, all Of
whom had been taught in the local
Office, either by Mrs. Colombo or Miss
Addy. All expressed their regrets that
Miss Addy was to leave.
The marriage of Everett B. Shonio
and Miss Emily A. Hill of Montpelier
occurred Sunday afternoon, having been
performed by Rev. +. B. Leach at the
Episcopal church parsonage in the pres
ence of George NJ. Hill, father of the
bride. The bride was gowned in
travelling suit of blue. They will make
their home in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Taylor of Duluth,
Mimi, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hermon Burnley, the latter of whom is
sister of Mr.. Taylor, who is the head
of the Taylor Music Co. in Duluth.
The funeral OF vincento Fracassi of
Waterbury, who died Sunday after.
noon at the hospital here, will take
place at o'clock this afternoon from
the home OF Angie Crozzoli, his sister,
to which place his body was taken
from the hospital. He died after four
brought here from Waterbury. Beside
his sister, he leaves wife and children.
The interment will be in Green Mount
cemetery.
The final session Of the Montpelier
Seminary Epworth League institute
occurred Sunday evening with commun-
ion service conducted by Rev. Freder-
lex Pallidino of Boston, after which
the parting words were said. 1t was
the best institute held thus far and So
persons received their certificates OF
recognition on Saturday evening. Those
attending the next institute, If they
have attended the three previous ones
will get certificates, giving them mem
bership on the general board. The list
of those who received certificates of
recognition follows: Selena Veale,
Kenneth MacNichol, Rolla Wakeman,
Sylvia Jennes. Ellen Englis, Emily
Dodge. Mrs. George Whitman, Anna
Wilson. Lois T. Batchelder, Blanche
L. Holden, Marjorie r. Smith. Corinne
Eastman. Earl u. Crothers, Emily l..
Burke, Susan NJ. Billings, Warren z.
Waldo. Dorthy c. Leayens, Vernon $.
Crawford. Garfield \. Young. Harmon
Vernal. Elizabeth r. Hall Emma $,
Slack. Mary T.. Stanton, Barbara NJ.
Dingkall, Elizabeth NJ. Kimball, Ro-
bina Burnett, Dorothy Sutton, Ruth Nc
kenney. Annabel +. Maker, Lucille At
wood, Eva r. Assly. Eldora 4. Barnes,
Marion +. Parkhurst, Dorothy Boyee,
Carlyle Suitor, Evelyn c. Emerson,
Estelle Boutwell,. Mary Lamson, Philip
Maker. Eva C. Baker Goldie NJ. Bliss,
Marjorie Wilton, Josie NJ. Spencer,
Myrtle l. Austin, Ruth NJ. Davis, Jose
phine Whitman, Anna NJ. Daniels, Alice
II. JiIlson, Ruth Cummings Ruth Wing,
Doris +. Hills, Lavinia !. Page.
Arthur n. Desilets and his family
count that luck was with them while
on the way to Montreal Sunday
as they narrowly escaped se-
rious injury at Coats crossing
ON the Rutland railroad near
Rousess Point Mr.. Desilets was &C.
companied by his wife, son, Henry, and
daughter, Beatrice, on this trip. As nc
approached this crossing. OF which there
was not a clear view, Mr.. Desilcts
turned his machine to the left, seeing
he could not stop in time TO avoid being
hit bv the train. As it was, the step
of the engine hit the automobile, turn
INC il entirely around, damaging the
machine probably TO the extent OF ST.
OO0 II was a new Hudson car. The
family escaped with bruises.
W. II. Farrar went Monday to White
River Junction To act as manager OF
the Crown theatre, of which be Is part
owner. until Harold keegan, who is the
regular manager, RECEIVERS from tonsil-
tits.
The small son Of Mrs. Louis Roberts,
while playing on Berlin street, was hit
nv an automobile. driven by W. NJ. De.
war Of .Northfeld. The child slipped
suddenly into the road. Mr.. DewaT :
machine was not going very fast so
but little injury was suffered by the
child.
Miss Loretto Macmillan, who has
been visiting with relatives in the
city. has gone to her home in Utica
y.
Miss Mildred Smith has returned
from a visit at her home in Cabot.
A move TO have a picture OF I. W.
Gates. recent governor Of Vermont, Is
under way and Mr.. Carbee OF Boston,
who has painted several OF the pcr-
traits that decorate the walls of the
cxecntiye Office, was here Monday rela-
tive 10 the matter. .
The First Congregational church oi
Woodstock has filed in the secretary OF