The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance in Rowland hall ever
Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or
chestra.-adv.
| N. Pelaggi and John Cross, granite
manufacturers of Mortified, were il
town yesterday.
| p. Pelli, retail dealer in grant,
with headquarters at Woodlawn, N
H., is in town for few days.
Miss Ruth Morgan of the East Barr,
road left for Boston yesterday, where
she plans to work during the su,nmel
months.
Congregationalists send your rum
mage to the church Friday afternoon
or will call for same if desired. Sal,
Saturday.
Miss Lucille Berini If Brook street
and Miss Carrie Calcagni e Cente,
street have returned from few days
visit to Richmond
Harlie Wheeler has moved his fam
lily here from Woodbury., where hi
was employed in the quarries, and il
now employed in a local granite shed
Miss Lillian Fine arrived from New
York City last evening to spend the
summer at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Fine, of Maple
avenue
Attorney and Mrs. John wa Gordon
have been attending the commence
] ment exercises of Dartmouth college
their son, John, being among the grad
yates of 1920.
Frank Worthen and family arrived
in this city early this week from st
Johnsbury and plan to reside here, Mr.
Worthen being engaged as a stone
cutter in Barre.
Mrs. G. Valli and daughter, Irene
Malnati of 81 Pleasant street, left
on the afternoon train yesterday for
Piqua, O., to join Mr.. Valli and es,
tablish home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p Hinman of Hill
street have returned from Hanover
n. H., after attending the class re.
union Of the 1910 class, with which
Mr. Hinman graduated.
F. Fernando, who worked in Pitts.
burg, Pa, during the recent suspension
of work in the granite belt in Barre
and surrounding towns. returned ia
this city yesterday to resume work at
his trade.
Mr. and Mrs Tellas Stone, who to.
| gether with their son, Dewey. and
| daughter. motored to Montreal and
other points in Canada during he past
| two weeks, have returned to their
home at 81 North Main street.
The many friends and acquaintance
in Barre of Mrs. Carroll Edison, for
merly Miss Hazel Partridge, teacher
in the Spaulding high school, viii be
interested TO learn that a son, Stewart
Partridge, was born June 20 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edison in New York City.
CAROLS orchestra leaves by auto
this afternoon for Morrisville to play
this evening for the American Legion
ball. Tomorrow this outfit goes TO
Burlington TO play for the senior bal
of the University of Vermont, which
is to be held in the college library.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 7 Noyes completed
Yesterday few days business trip to
! Boston. Upon their return they stopped
at New Hampshire State college at
Durham. n. H., to be joined by Mrs.
Moves daughter, Miss Muriel Cham
berlin, who comes to spend the sum
mer here.
Misses Alice and Irene Nelson, stu
dents of Mount st. Mary's academy in
Burlington, arrived in the city yes.
terday TO pass few days with their
sister, Miss Bessie Nelson of Merchant
street, before going TO Old Orchard
Me-, to remain during the school va
cation.
A clipping from the Philadelphia
Bulletin regarding the marriage OF
| Miss Madeline Williams of Barre Ia
/ DR.. Calvin Smyth of Germantown, Pa,
| has Just been received at this Office
and reads: "The marriage of Miss
Madeline Joyce Williams, daughter OF
Mrs. Agnes Williams of Barre, Vt, to
DIR. Calvin VI. Smyth, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin NJ Smyth of Germantown,
took place quietly on Wednesday, June
| 2, at the home of the bride 4lst street
and Baltimore avenue. Only the i'm
mediate relatives were present. Rev.
| Father Monohan of st. James Cstho-
| lie church officiated at the wedding
/ The bride, gowned in white crepe me.
/ teor with a veil and rose point trim
ming and carrying shower bouquet Of
white roses and lilies OF the valley
| was attended by Miss Beatrice Gala
CHAN Of Barre, Vt. The bridesmaid wore
pale blue satin gown with picture
hat and carried bouquet of pink
roses The couple were presented many
numerous gifts of great value. one a
| check from the groom's parents writ
ten with four figures to the left of
the fractional mark. On their return
/ from their wedding trip, DR.. and Mrs.
Smvth win make their home for the
| summer with DIR. Smyth's parents, at
/ 224 West Walnut lane. Germantown.
/ On June II a reception was given by
( Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Smyth. sr., at
| their home on West Walnut lane, in
honor Of the newlyweds. In the group
of 450 people present were guests from
Atlantic City, y. J., Washington, ID.
/ C.. Hartford, Conn, and Barre, VT.
The receiving line was composed of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Smvth, Mrs. Ag-
mes c. Williams, and DIR. and Mrs.
Calvin Smyth, il. Miles l2-piece or
chestra furnished music for the occa
sion. much of which was diverted 10
dancing amidst elaborate decorations
Of roses.
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