The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

PRESBYTERIAN choir will meet for re
hearsal at the church Friday night at
q 8:45
Miss Elizabeth Xisz of South Barre
began work to-day as waitress at
Jacks restaurant on Depot square.
Misses Erma Carminetti, Erla Car
minetti and Alba Perolini have gone
to Old Orchard Me, for a two weeks
vacation.
John 0ltolini OF New York City is
spending a few weeks with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Oltolini OF 50
Blackwell street.
Miss Josephine Colombo. who has
been visiting her mother in Barre for a
lew DAYS, returned to her home in Wa.
terbury yesterday.
Miss Mary Cerasoli of Quarry street
left last night for Mortified, Mass,
where she will spend week at the
Baptist convention.
Dave Geake. who has been spend
in few days in Leeds, p. O., spent
Yesterday in Barre with friends be-
fore returning to his home in Webster
willie.
T. d. Coffin, carpenter, who suffered
injuries two weeks ago, when he fell
in the Zanleoni block while at work,
was able TO resume his work this
week.
f. Alexander Innis Of New Haven
arrived yesterday to spend few days
visiting Charles Gray of Currier street.
Mr.. Innis intends TO sail on the I'm
perator very shortly for Scotland,
where he will spend the remainder OF
his vacation.
John B. Kelly of Liberty street. who
for the past 10 days has been travel
ing through New York state in the
interest Of the John b. Kelly & 60.
clothing firm. arrived in the city to-
day after stopping in New York tity,
Poughkeepsie and Plattsburg.
The annual picnic Of the Presbyte-
rian church and Sunday school will
be held AT Caledonia park Saturday
July no. A special trolley will leave
the waiting room at II o'clock. All
those in any way connected with the
church or Sunday school are cordially
invited
Miss Frances Brown. Miss katherine
Mcintosh and Theodore Harper. all OF
Delhi. y. V. who have been visiting
the kittredge family at p yelling
ton street since Monday, leave TO.
morrow morning TO attend the student
conference at Silver bay on Lake
George, y. y.
Mrs. o. G. Stickney arrived home
last night from Boston, where she
had been visiting for the past week.
She was accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Marion r. Stickney. who has ben
attending Boston university and doing
assistant pastoral work in Hyde Park,
Mass. and who will remain in Barre
during the summer.
The baseball game. advertised he
tween the Barre h. OF {. and the
Montpelier X. Of C. teams. was can
celed yesterday afternoon by the
Montpelier team. The cancellation
came at such late hour that the local
management was unable to secure a
game with some other team to play
this afternoon in place ot the capital
city team.
Frank r. Gregory. Mr. and Mrs Hen.
~ Davis. Miss Mertie Harm, ELMER
Hazen. Earl Brown, and James Whit.
comb arrived in town last evening from
Boston. The trip was hade in the for.
mer's Hudson super six and was Vet y
ENJOYABLE. The scenery was beautiful
The party left Boston ~ J =. m. and
arrived in Barre AZ O'Clock They
will spend their summer vacation at
the home 81 Justice of the Peace and
Mrs D. =. Gregory of cast bill
out II = herd Of > head Of eattle
some Of them registered. p were con.
dsmned At the Risson farm IN hast
Barre Tuesday when state inspectors
tested them tor tuberculosis. The mum
her condemned astounded the owners
z. J. and w. !. Bis~on. ~ the cov.
comprised one II the finest lookin-
herds in this vicinity be tests we're
made AZ the request II 'he owner-
siure thev wish 10 conform with ihr
proposed regulations II the neW Barre
1r-nr.erati,e creamery. spon - ~ erect
"A b Barre. Oue - the requirement
20 - made IN the IS laws - thls ur
ranfzatien viii drmsni that every hria
surrirfnv milk ~ this creamery t'
faiarcllin inspected and rt Vs. L.
fhis reason thr Bis~on hrothrrs ulsiFrv
thr tests Thr czftle Here -h5pl'ef
Yesterday to thr Burlingtan Reulsr
inr company to l,e killed. ard afher.
- registered quality are Is reFlae
thau a. ~ Blszon farm scon-