The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

chestra.--adv.
Mrs. Adeline Merlo of 80 Granite
street left to day for Boston to spend
several days with friends.
R. Cantu, photographer, is again at
his studio and will be pleased to wait
upon old and new customers
Odd Ladies are requested to send
their due books to the secretary, Mrs.
Nellie Bianchi, before July 3, for audit.
Mrs. Harry Campbell leaves to -mor-
row for her home in New Richmond,
P. O., where she will spend the sum,
mer.
I Dance, Camp Comfort, Friday eve
ming, July 2, to |. Dance at Camp
Comfort July 5, afternoon and evening.
adv.
Vincent Ossola, who left Barre dur.
ing the labor trouble few weeks ago,
writes friends in this city that he
plans to return soon.
Miss Margaret Rock left to-day for
Hyde Park, where she will visit few
weeks with her father before going to
Brookline, Mass, to reside.
Mrs. Frank Fraquelli and little son
arrived Saturday night from Detroit,
Mich, coming to attend the wedding of
her sister, Miss Angie Vanetti, of Cen
trail street.
Henry Petrie, manager of the Depot
square restaurant, began to-day, to.
gether with his wife, vacation of
week, which they viii spend on
pleasure trip to Boston.
Junior campfire girls of the Presby-
terrain church are asked to meet at the
waiting room at O'Clock tonight.
Each member please bring lunch. The
picnic will be postponed if it rains.
Mrs. c. Ramella, clerk Of the I'm
ion Dry Goods store, who for several
weeks has been receiving treatment in
a hospital at Hanover, n. H., returned
to her home in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Daniels of
South Main street returned Sunday
from Highgate Springs, where for a
week they were camping. Mr.. Daniels
resumed work at Jacks restaurant this
morning.
Miss Marion Ford. student at God
dard seminary during the past year,
left to-day for her home in Abingdon,
Mass, having visited for several days
with Miss Rachel HOLSTER of Merchant
street.
The senior choir of St Monica's
church started the summer vacation at
the conclusion of the first mass vester
day, and will not be heard at the
church until the first Sunday in Sep
TENDER.
Miss Wilma Kircher Of New York
City, one of the graduates from God
dard seminary at the last commence
ment, returned TO her home to day aft
er being the guest Of Miss Frances
McWilliams.
John B. Kelly, proprietor of the John
b. Kelly & Co. clothing firm, started
this morning on a weeks business trip
TO New York state, which viii in
clude Plattsburg, Syracuse, Buffalo and
New York City.
Word received to-day in this city
by friends of John Bossi, resident OF
Barre about II years ago, who will be
well remembered by many people in
the Italian colony, informed them OF
his death in Dorchester, Mass, yester-
day.
Miss Esther Mccarthy of Il Sum
mer street, who for the past few
months has. been employed at the Bur
linpton office of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance CO., as a stenographer, com
pleted work there Saturday to accept
a similar position in the J. w. Dillon
insurance Office.
Miss Mary Bishop, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs John Bishop, formerly Of Bea
con street. this city, was member of
this years graduating class at the Uni
versity Of Vermont and delivered the
class essay Friday. Miss Bishop was
elected a member Of the Phi Beta Kap.
pa society, being initiated SATURDAY..
Mrs. H. O. Worthen has returned to
Barre after spending the last six
months at the home Of her son, Ernest
n. Worthen, at Springfield. Mass. She
was accompanied 10 Barre by her son.
who went on to Burlington to attend
the commencement Of the University Of
Vermont and TO participate in a reun-
ion OF the class of 1905, Of which he
was a member.
A very successful surprise was given
Miss Ethel Gamble at her home on
Ayers street Friday evening, the party
being in the form Of a shower, given
by % girl friends from this city and
Montpelier in honor Of her approach.
ing marriage In behalf Of the com
pany. Miss Marjory Wheeler presented
her gifts Of linen and cut glass. Ice
cream and cake were served. which
with music and games made the eve
ming an extremely pleasant one. Misses
Nellie Slors and Msriory Wheeler were
in charge Of the affair.
A Ludlow item in the Vermont Tr,b-
une has the following TO say concern
ing a former Barre resident: ID. Y.
Davis. who has been connected with
the Sumner drug store for the past
wear and a half, concluded his services
there Saturday night. Mr. Davis is an
expert pharmacist and desirable Citi-
zen. interested in the best things for
the town. and the community will very
much regret his giving mp his position.
Another item in the same paper an
nonnoed the arrival Of Mrs Maud Grier-
son Of Southern Pines y G.. 90 spend
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