The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ daY night, Iarroll'S orchestra adv.
A son was born Saturday TO Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Wells of Maple avenue
II Those fresh cows M. l.. Towne has
advertised are both good for the eyes
and income.-adv.
II A son, weighing s1a pounds, was
born at the City hospital yesterday
afternoon to Mr.. and Mrs. Ncil Ralph.
Mrs. Frank Donahue of Middlebury
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Fred Kemp
ton, of South Main street for a few
days.
After all the care ! have given to
raising lot of nice grade Holstein
heifers, the fire compels sale. NJ. l..
/ Towne.
The Misses Lena Giudici and Emma
Trentini left Sunday for Berlin, where
they viii teach during the coming
school year.
| Mrs, II. A. Dunbar and daughter,
Mrs. Laura D Weaver, left by auto
yesterday for st. Adams TO visit few
days with relatives.
Ezra Wood of Washington, who
underwent slight facial operation at
the Barre City hospital Saturday, was
able to return to his home. yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur II. Campbell
of North Main street returned last
evening from Old Orchard, Me-, where
they have been spending weeks va
cation.
Ernest w Gibson of Brattleboro,
who is in Barre to attend the Ameri-
can Legion convention, spent a great
er part of yesterday visiting with
| friends.
Mrs. N. P. Emerson of Sutton, Can
ada, who stopped to visit DIR, and Mrs.
Joseph Jackson of South Main street
for few days while returning to her
home from Boston, left yesterday for
Richford to visit a daughter.
Raymond Walker, who has been sis-
iting his aunt, Mrs. Charles Dean, of
West street for the past month. re
turned yesterday TO Fall River. Mass,
where he is employed as foreman in
one of the manufacturing establish
ments.
Church of the Good Shepherd corn
roast at Mrs. A. w. Aliens tonight
at 7;30 if not rainy; if rainy, to-mor-
row night. Admission of 25c to any
outside the choir. Autos leave church |
at 20 convey those wishing TO at
tend.
DIR. and Mrs. w. f. Mann returned |
yesterday from st. Adams, where they |
were called by the serious illness of |
Mrs. J. Scott of Montreal, formerly of |
Barre, who submitted TO an operation |
Saturday morning. The operation was
a complete success and Mrs. Scott was |
resting as comfortably as could be ex-
pected.
II any one of Barre's noble fisher
men, while fishing local lakes and black
bass haunts, should by any chance
land fish bearing with il a good |
hook, forty or fifty feet of line, and
half pole, the return of the enumer-
ated articles to EXPIRE Chief c. B.
Cladding would be much appreciated.
He reports that on a little expedition
yesterday he hooked onto a big fell
low. and was stripped of his equip
ment inside of 20 seconds. just where
the place is that the event was pulled
off he did not disclose, possibly because
he has designs on said fish himself.
A. Mistrangelo of Foss street narrow
ly escaped serious injury, if not death,
Yesterday afternoon when the 0ldsmo-
bile truck he was driving went over a
five foot bank on Berlin street, land
ing on its side. Mr.. Mistrangelo lost
control Of the machine in coming down
a step incline from his house and be-
fore he could adjust the brakes found
his machine headed over the bank. Had
he attempted to Jump the car would
have undoubtedly crushed him; in
stead. he retained his seat in the cab
and went over with the machine, es
Gaping unhurt. He is the distributor
Of Sub-Ross.
In city court yesterday afternoon
Mrs Joseph Santhibrisn Of Barre
pleaded guilty 10 a charge Of brcscn
# peace. brought against her Tor strik
ng, on August %. a Mrs. antonio +.
Alonzo of Barre. A fine of s. and costs
IF s605. imposed by Judge Z. /. Scott,
was paid and the woman released
Grand Juror William Wishsr- issued
he warrant. Another woman, Mrs.
serardo Lavz. Of MONTPELIER was ,
.harged with a similar offence. for
having struck Gloria Neville on August
y, in the Tomasi block. Mrs LAWN
plead guilty and was fined s. with