The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

q, at o'clock.
Mrs. Abbie McCarddy of Granitevile
was brought to the Barre City hospi-
tai yesterday for treatment.
Miss Kate Sexton of Burlington is
spending two weeks with her niece,
Mrs. James Mackay, at Park street.
A regular meeting of r. c. |. p A. in
Foresters' hall Wednesday evening,
July 81 at 1880. Let all members be
present,
Miss Ida B. Haviland, who has been
! taking few days vacation from her
work at the Adams Co. store, returned
to her work this morning,
Wallace Z. Gilbert of French street
returned this morning to his camp at
South Hero on Lake Champlain, after
short business stay in this city.
Baptist ladies are invited to the
home of Mrs. Shields for the monthly
mission study. Bear in mind the date,
Wednesday, at 2:3O o'clock, and De
present if possible.
Mrs. Norma Solary and Barbara
Tedeschi of birmingham, Mass, for
mer students at Spaulding high school,
arrived Sunday TO spend two weeks
visiting former friends in Barre.
Arthur Tiden, who began yesterday
two weeks vaeat IN from the Tilden
shoe store, left in company with his
wife and Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Scott, by
automobile for Canada where they
will spend week camping.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage, July l4th, OF Gordon
Stewart and Margaret McIver at
Springfield, Mass. Mr.. Stewart is
former Barre resident, being the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Stewart, now
of Springfield The couple will reside
in Springfield.
Malcolm McInnes, who has been en-
loving a two weeks vacation from his
work at Averill's hardware store, re-
turned to Barre last night to resume
his truck driving. He has been spend
ing the greater part of his vacation in
Granitevlle. nj his home.
Miss Lucy Wells of French street
left this morning for a three months
trip across the continent, going fret
through Canada and up to the western
coast to Alaska, then back into Wash
ington, Oregon and California. Miss
Wells expects to return hate in Sep.
TENDER to attend school here.
Newspaper clippings from Nauga
tuck, Conn. announce the death Of Mrs.
Julia Foley, wife of Daniel Foley. at
her home, June 81 Mrs. Foley viii be
remembered by many as former
Barre resident She is survived by her
husband and two sisters. Mrs. Mary
Hennessey and Miss Elizabeth 0'Rourke
and one brother, James ORourke, sll
Of Naugatuck. The funeral was held
June - from st. Francis church, re-
QUEEN high mass being celebrated by
Rev. Thomas Cooney. interment was
Ia ST. James cemetery
Miss Louise Sanguinetti was the re-
cipient of a shower given by about
10 Of her friends last night a: her
home on Perry street Mrs. Nellie Bi
anchi presented Miss Sanguinetti with
fine electric lamp on behalf of
the friends gathered there. A mock
marriage, during the progress of the
evening. caused much merriment for all
present Ice cream, cake and punch
we're served during the course Of the
evening Mrs. Christina Jaffery de-
serves the credit for the success Of the
party, as it was through her that the
arrangements were made and the pro
gram Of the evening carried of so
smoothly The party broke up about
midnight, and the friends, in leaving.
all wished their friend happiness in her
approaching marriage 10 Ercole Russi.
In looking over the accumulation of
so years. I find my sale tomorrow aft
ernoon will he a fine rummsge sale.
Oyercoat and five coats and vests for a
boy L. Heavy winter coat for a girl
l6 Ash can, coal sitter. coal hod, farm
ing tools, tables, dishes, cupboards, tin
ware. jars. pictures, mirrors, etc. Ar
tieles of more value Derby roll top
desk, fiat top desk. nice broadcloth
ovcrcoat. raincoat. piazza seat, eve
ming dress for girl Of 10, comforters,
ice chest, lawn mower. 80 feet garden
hose. coal range. coal heater, gas range,
fence for flower beds, hammock, watch,
girls sweater, set Of new dishes, sad
irons. bookcase, office chairs, ash extern
sion table. l2-foot ladder, gas plate,
clothes bars. mattress, clothes reel,
piano stool. kerosene lamps, Standard
dictionary. The. sale is tomorrow
afternoon at , o'clock at - Merchant
street. .. X. Hollister.
An automobile accident which oc-
CURED on the East Barre road about
9.l5 Sunday night was caused by the
collision Of a new Essex car, owned
and driven BY waldus Bengston Of
B., Batchelder street and the car Of A.
Via Of 70 Berlin street. The Beng