The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
TALK OF THE TOWN


Il Fitch Wiley, express clerk on tn
Il Boston and Maine railroad, left 70
II Boston last night.
II Midsummer dance at Woodbur,
H pond Thursday, June "a. SCOTS or
II chestra of five pieces.--ady. y
II Mrs. S. J. Kelsey, experienced nurse
II n. 4. telephone G67-5. Telephone call
Il answered to a. m. and to 7 p m
H adv.
II Sydney L, Ruggles, city engineer anc
water superintendent, left this mornin!
for brief business trip TO Hanover
n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bean of Boston
are guests in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
| f. A, Fox of - East street, parents
of Mrs. Bean.
The weekly golf tournaments fol
ladies win start at the Barre Colt
club links Wednesday and Thursday
of this week.
Dance at Dewey park Wednesday
night. CAROLS six piece orchestra. A
good time. Special cars 10 Barre and
Montpelier adv,
James Browne of 6 Cliff street left
this morning to take in the Dartmouth
University of Vermont baseball game
at Hanover, n H.,
Mrs. Olive James Of Richford has
returned to her home after being the
guest of Mrs. Harry Fisher of Aver
i'll street for few days.
John w. Gordon of Barre is TO de
liver an address in Randolph on July
4, the occasion being big celebration
which the latter town is to put on.
Miss Madeline Mcdonald, a student
at Middlebury college, is at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Nc
Donald of Perry street, for the summer
vacation.
4 special meeting of the Garment
Workers of America, local $50, viii be
held in carpenters hall June - at I
p. IN. Bring books for inspection. Mel
lie Cheney, Rec. Sec.
Anthony Bianchi and s. CALI OF
| Beeklev street have returned to their
home from Cleveland, O.. where for
the past two months they have been
employed at their trade in the granite
industry.
Lyle Webster Of Leonnster, Mass.
and Edmund Webster. former residents
of Barre, and eX-service men, spent
yesterday visiting their uncle, Will
Averill. of 35 South Main street, and
other friends and acquaintance.
A lady visiting friends says: "Pari
sian Sage is the best thing have ever
used to make my hair wavv, mstrous
and abundant. II keeps away all dan
drutf and stops itching" T.. A. Drown
sells it on money back plan.-adv.
Upon receipt of telegram which
stated their sister, Mrs. John Me
cauley of Philadelphia. Pa. is serious
~ i'll with appendicitis. Mrs. Fl. b.
Houghton and Mrs. Carl Hollenback of
Elm street left here yesterday for
Philadelphia.
Robert Gray completed his services
at b. w. Hooker & Co.'S store last
Saturday night. He intends to com
mence work with the Barre Electric
company next Wednesday Mr.. Gray
had worked at the Hooker store for
the past four years.
At the marriage in Burlington sat
urday of Miss Rose Levin of that city
and DIR. NJ. r. Mechanic, ooh, Promise
Me- was sung preceding the ceremony,
by the brides cousin, Miss Rose Levin |
OF Barre. MIR. and Mrs, Myer Levin OF
this city also attended the marriage
DIR. r. A. Drew. osteopath, has
moved his home furnishings from
suite of rooms in the Blanchard block
10 ~ Maple Grove street. the home
vacated but recently by Mr. and Mrs
G.. 5. Andrews and family. who are
spending the summer at Old Orchard, |
Me.
James Blanchard of East Barre. |
whose Ford car was struck by the |
Washington street electric car Sunday |
afternoon. claims he did not attempt !
TO cross the railway tracks but was
forced upon them when struck by the |
trolley car in cluding the standing auto |
by the road side.
Robert Ross, the athletic coach of |
Spaulding high school and an instruc. |
this city to be employed in the csti-
mating department of the Granite |
Manufacturers association during the |
summer vacation Mr.. Ross passed /
week at his home in Biddeford, Me.
Mrs. II. W. Whitcomb of Eastern
avenue entertained last evening a
group of young people at her home in
honor 90 Mr. apd Nfra ,runan W |
Whitcomb, recently married IN Rut-
land and who are now making their /
home with Mrs. Whitcomb. The eve /
ming was diverted to sociability, music /
and games. Refreshments were served
and Mr.. and Mrs. Whitcomb were pre-
scented large purse Of gold. Mr.. !
Whitcomb. who recently returned /
from Washington. ID. C., is now en-
ployed by the Calder 4 Richardson
coal firm.
Barre branch Of the Granite Cutters
international association. which held a
regular meeting in the opera house last
evening. reelected all the officers of
the past wear. as follows: Thomas y.
Nichols. president: Silvio L. Card,
vice president: John McKernan. cor
responding secretary; James Smart.
financial secretary. and Angelo Cslde-
rara. treasurer. The adjustment com.
mittee consists II Silvio Card. James
Cruickshank and Alexander Murray
The trustees are Arthur Nicors and
Arthur Lund.
The Knights 81 Columbus baseball
team Of council No. 4ol, PLAYS it, in