The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Carlo Frattini has returned to hi
employment in Bridgeport Conn.
Durwood lmlah of Akron, O.. arrived
in Barre Saturday and is visiting at hi
home on Long street.
Clyde Poland, who for the past weel
has been renewing his acquaintance il
Barre, has returned to Bristol, Conn.
! Daniel Bertrand of upper Prospect
street left on the midnight train last
! night for Amherst, Mass, and Amherst
college.
Mrs H. Marin and daughter, Eva
| left last night for Boston, where they
will attend the wedding of Mrs. Marin's
/ brother.
Miss Eta Gonyeau, employee at the
Barre Candy Kitchen, left this morning
for Boston, where she win remain in
/ definitely.
Floyd Gerard and Henry Bison, stu
dents of Bowdoin college, Brunswick
Me-, started their journey to Brunswick
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Gregoire and
daughter, Gladys, OF Newton street,
have gone to New York City for an in
definite stay.
Miss Josephine Fontana Of Central
street has returned to South Ryegate,
where she is employed in the public
schools of that place.
Miss Violet Ducharme, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Ducharme of
South Barre. went back to Albany
Business college this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Cumming. for
merly of Barre, are visiting at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Parry of Richardson street.
Miss Esther Friberg, whose vacation
was spent with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Friberg of east hill. left on
the morning train for Albany Business
college.
Mrs. James Robertson and children
have returned to North Adams, Mass,
after visiting at the home of Mrs. Anna
Robertson OF Washington street for the
past few days.
II. G. Bennett left on the midnight
train last night for Boston to- remain
for day or so on business. From
there he goes TO New York to attend
an automobile show.
Miss Marcia Langley, after two
weeks vacation at her home on Del
mont avenue, returned this morning to
the Connecticut College for Women,
New London, Conn.
Every fifth member Of family APP
pearing Friday evening at the mems
fish ehowder supper at the Hedding NJ
j.. church win be admitted free. Adults
soc, children under IA 25c. adv.
Miss Marion Rickert, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Rickert, social
service worker of Lowell, Mass, re-
turned to Lowell last night after n two
weeks vacation at her home at 62
fremont street
George Julian returned to Middlebury
this morning, where he resumes his
studies at Middlebury college after
spending the Christmas holidays with
his mother, Mrs. Bennett Julian Of
Pleasant street.
Alfred Mckay, who has been passing
a week with his mother. Mrs. Isabelle |
Mckay OF % Cliff street, returned Sat |
urday night 20 East Boston. Mrs. Will |
liam Pratt, his sister. who accompanied |
him to Barre, remained until last night. |
Mrs. George Milne, together with her |
mother, Mrs. Alice Jones, and son, Ed
mund. went back to Boston Saturday, !
where Mr.. Milne attends Boston uni
versity. During the holiday season
hey resided at their permanent home
II % Spaulding street.
Tickets for the Tufts college glee
md banjo club concert to be given to-
light in Goddard hall are on sale at
he Barre Drug Store. All seats are
After O'Clock this after
noon call the Office at Goddard seminary
'or tickets Concert win begin at $50.
adv.
Joseph Giudici of Beckley street was
included in the number Of Barre young
,eope who were returning to college
his morning, He left for Albany, n.
T., and the Albany Business college.
where he has been few weeks more
o study to complete the business
curse
Edison Lander, advertising manager
n the state Of Connecticut for the
Wheat Biscuit Co, has been
topping at his home on Washington
treet for the past two months, his
york being concluded for the year at
hat time. Last night he went to Bos-
on to receive instructions for the con
inuance of the work. +,
Laurence Rising, who, together with
is family. came two weeks ago TO pass
'hristmas with Mr.. and Mrs. George
.ander of Washington street, returned
lst night to Somerville. Mass, where
e is employed at his trade as a carpen-
er. Mrs Rising and family will visit
18th relatives in Barre and Montpelier |
uring the next two weeks.
Last evening at the home Of Miss |
.ngie Movalli of Howard street a party {
-as given in honor of Miss Stella Di- ]
ersi. formerly of Barre, who is spend q
~ few days in Barre with friends '
he evening was spent in playing !
ames. dancing and enjoying a short !
npromptu program. Miss Elena Bar j
eri played the piano and several othersI j
T the party Of nearly 30 took their /
lrn at the piano Refreshments were {
rived at II o'clock consisting of ice In
.eam. cake and waters. fr
Bearing out the claim that the Peer |
IS Knitting Mills company of Malta q
nm, Mass, and Barre is generous in its
-eatmcnt of employees is the announce
cnt that the company has just insured O
re lives OF all the employees of its plant T
Mattapan without cost to the EN-
owes. in addition to the usual Christ =
as bonus. II is probable that the =
nploves. Of the Barre plant of the com I
INV will share in such generous treat :
ent in due time after the completion o
the new factory on South Main d
rect. In view Of the close relation .
lip which Barre people already feel e
J.. .ar,rnaup the fnliasrsper l N