The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

II States Attorney Allen Martin o.
II Chittenden county was in the city or
II legal business to-day
II As am closing Saturday. June 5. foJ
n the season, all hats sold far below cost
II Miss NJ. NJ. Minnie, 94 Summer street
II adv.
II Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Curtis and Mr.
II and Mrs. f. A. Young spent the week
II end and holiday in Montreal, making
II the trip in the Curtis car.
II Mrs. L. w Barton of Ludlow is be.
H ing entertained at the home of her cou.
H sin, Mrs. w, H. Richardson, while at.
Il tending the annual session of the
H grand chapter of Vermont, o. E. S.. as
II a delegate.
/ Buxton auction postponed. Because
of illness the auction sale of household
\ property to have been held Friday at
800 North Main street by G. j. Buxton
has been postponed to later date.
| Watch for adv. 0. H. Hale, auctioneer
adv.
Miss Mary Keleher, who has Just
completed the years course at Trinity
college, together with her sister, ar
rived here from Bethel this morning to
spend few days as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs James Sullivan of Brooklyn
street.
The Democratic delegation of Barre
which attended the state convention
in Rutland yesterday, returned to this
city late in the afternoon. Messrs +.
j. Owens, G. Herbert Pape, Charles
Mccarthy. Leonard Lander and Paul
Melcher comprising the auto party
! Mrs. Bessie Troupe of Hartford,
Conn, who has been visiting at the
George Collamer home on Elm street
during the past six months, returned
| this morning To her home. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Maude Mute of
Hartford, who had been visiting her
mother on Brook street.
| Goddard seminary meets Saturday
/ afternoon the second team of the Uni
versity of Vermont at the local cam
| pus. America Polli, the Young right
hand twirler, who held the Keene, N. |
! H., Athletics to single hit in the |
| Springfield Keene baseball game at |
Springfield Monday afternoon, will be |
on the mound for the local seminary |
team.
Nathan Hsbbeb. a lo.year.old lad, |
yesterday pleaded guilty in Barre city I
court for auto speeding on a public (
highway in this city May 20. Habbeb I
was fined SIS with costs OF $685. by !
Judge T.. l.. Scott, Grand Juror William
Wishart having entered the complaint.
The warrant read TO the effect that
Habbeb's car was exceeding a rate Of
10 miles an hour
Patrick Burns of Websterville was
this morning arraigned in Barre city
court on the charge of breach of peace,
to which he pleaded guilty. He was
fined SIS with costs of $500. John
Bressett, arrested with him for intoxi-
cation. pleaded guilty and was fined
sl5 with costs of 1856 for subse
quent offence. Being unable to pay the
court the required sum he was held
until the amount could be raised.
AT 9:40 this morning squard A of the
Barre FIRE department responded TO a
telephone cal lfrom the home OF Silvio
Cecchini al 30 Wiley, where a torrid
chimney fire was raging A garden ,
hose extinglIished the flames with but ,
little damage done In making the run !
to this home the fire truck had
straight course through the city on the I
main and despite encountering many
vehicles made an exceptionally quick q
run.
Modern village home. about 90 acres |
of land; hot water heated; brick house /
with hot and cold water, bath, etc, Q
rooms and porch. Could not be built
for $4,000 Barn. garage and shed. One
of the most attractive small places in .
the county and in a fine village. Own
or leaving the state Must sell before
July l. Price TO move at once is only
SO 200. Obtain full information from
the d. A. Perry Real Estate Agency. ,
adv
The mid-week band concert in City .
park bv the Barre City band last even J
ing was one of the best enjoyed thus }
far and the band had to respond with /
several encores. Among the more en- I
ioyable numbers which brought forth !
applause from the large crowd were :
The Old Church Organ, The Drum =
mer Of the Guards" and selections q
from the musical comedy success THE i
Princess Pat" \. r. Merrill of Mont I
pelier led the band Q
The funeral OF Victor Nslli was :
held from the chapel of the Perry 4 h
Noonan undertaking establishment on
Tuesday afternoon al ciotk Tue Il
Spanish tributes to the q
lead were paid before the funeral pro =
,ession. in which were a vast number =
# the deceased eountrymen, proceeded +,
~ Hope cemetery. where interment \
vas made. Fernin Acbo, Gavino Diego, i
Manuel Mana. Argentine Gomez. L. n
Fernandez and =. Labrana acted as \
,all bearers. IN
The ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency \
sold for Grover G. Hutehin- r
on of Williamstown his farm property !,
D Marshfeld. consisting of 1876 acres =,
4 land besides the buildings, to Frank :.
nd Louise Provost Of this city. The ;,
transaction which involved a sum Of =
bout 5000 also gives Mr. and Mrs. =
Provost title to the crops and tools. =
While Mr.. Hutchinson takes a cottage \
ou-e and about two acres Of land, q
pcated on Hillside avenue, owned BY
Irs. Provost This, Mr.. Hutchinson re
olds for investment purposes, but the Gu
urchasers Of The farm buy for a home in
nd plan TO take immediate posses p
ion. fo