The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-02
TALK or THE TOWN


II r. Calcagni of 80 Center street thi
| morning left for Berlin, N. H., to
employed
II Eben Carroll returned last nigh
to Windsor after spending the hol
days with relatives in Barre.
II Ernest Witham of Cabot was opei
ated upon at the Barre City hospits
yesterday for acute appendicitis.
Auction sale of c. j. Buttons house
hold property Friday at 80 p. m.
IL. Hale, Nauctioneer. See adv.--adv.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Hill of Newpor
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tilden of South Main street for fey
days.
Forrest Chaples of lo2 Summe
street to-day returned to Springfield
after spending the holidays with hi
family.
/ Peter Merlo and George Trufani re
turned this morning from Highgat,
Springs, where they spent'two or tire,
days fishing.
! Joseph Brusa to-day returned t.
| Springfield, Mass, after visiting will
relatives in this city over the week enc
and holidays.
Joseph Marchetti of Waterville, Me.
accompanied by Peter Vezoni anc
Alexander Polli, arrived here yesterday
afternoon by automobile.
The ladies guild of the Church OF
| the Good Shepherd viii meet with Mrs
/ 5. N. Parker Friday evening at 7:3O
Please note change of date.
+. A. Williams of So Maple avenue
went to Springfield to-day, having Sc
cured employment in the machine
shops with other Barre men.
Peter Chiold and L. Albizzati left
to-day for Massachusetts, the former
going to- Boston to accept employment
and the latter to Quincy to be EN-
ployed.
Mrs. John Mcdonald of % Rassett
street, who for the past II weeks was
patient at the Barre City hospital,
was removed to her home yesterday
afternoon.
John McHardy and Alex. Ironside,
jr, returned to Springfield. where they
are employed at the work of prepar-
ing the Springfield Community club
baseball diamond.
Henry Mute, who has been visiting
with his family on Maple avenue for
the past few dayssreturned to Spring.
field to-day. where he is employed in
the machine shops
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Tilden and MIR.
and Mrs. w. p. Scott and SON. Gordon,
formed motoring party which went
tn.Sherbrooke, p. O., to spend the hol.
days and returned yesterday
Past grand patron and matron, Mr..
and Mrs. James Weeks OF st. Johns.
bury, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Viii
bur ID. Mower while attending the
meeting of the Eastern Star grand
lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Smith Of Sum
mer street, Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Smith
of Maple avenue and Mr. and Mrs. A.
II. Smith of Fort Madison, Ia, who
are here visiting relatives. motored
yesterday to Greensboro pond to spend
week or 10 days at the w. ID. Smith
camp.
CAROLS six-piece orchestra to-day
left for Richmond to play for a dance
there this evening. Tomorrow night
this musical team will be in Hunting
ton. Que. to furnish music for Ma
sonic ball, and on Friday evening in
Malone, n. y, where they are engaged
TO play for a military club.
Mr.. and Mrs. James stephen, who
left here two years ago for Warren,
Ohio, to reside, have been spending a
few days with Barre friends and 10.
day left for New Haven. Conn, for
brief visit with Mrs. Stephens sister,
Mrs, James Carson. They are soon to
sail 10 Europe and there plan to stay |
for several months in Scotland.
The annual meeting of the Marquis |
de Lafayette chapter, d. A. R., viii |
take place at the Wood gallery, Mont
pelier, at Gals o'clock Saturday aft.
ernoon. June >, when the reports of /
the national convention at Washing |
ton, ID, G., and chapter officers will be 1
made. Following that other important l
business viii be considered. The aft
nrnoon will he completed by social
hour.
Leonard st. John was placed under
arrest yesterday by Officer John Muir
lev at the direction of Burlington au.
thorities. who seek him in connection
with an automobile accident on the
road Monday afternoon. st.
John was driving an automobile truck
# the Calder & Richardson coal firm
ind in attempting 10 pass large
ruek collided with a telephone pole.
He and his two companions. Harold
heever, who now rests in the Mary
Fletcher hospital. and Royden Robin
,on, both of this city, were thrown out
" the accident. st. John was arrest
d on charge of intoxication.
No hearing has been given Jerry
burke, the young man arrested Mon
ay evening in connection with the as
ault on Mary Benton. the Goddard
eminaTy student, wiz WAS terribly
eaten in her room the afternoon OF
iemorial DAY BY man. States At.
oTney T.. r. Davis has the matter in
barge and yesterday was busy gath
ring evidence and details. To-day he
as in Waterbury for the hearing Of
he state case against Mr. Bastai.
harged with selling liquor. Miss Ben
Dn was expected 60 return To the sem ,
iary this afternoon. since her condi-
on has much improved. IN
Card Of Thanks.