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


Laurance, passed the holidays at their
cottage at Woodbury. pond
Cyril French of Beacon street re-
turned from Brookline, Mass, where
he has been spending few days with
friends.
Arnold Devecchi of Cambria street
left last night for Claremont, n H.,
where he has obtained a position in a
machine shop.
Walter Griffin of Mechanicsville, n
Y, a granite dealer and one time
resident of Barre, is passing week
or so in this city.
Miss Mildred Clark of the Adams Co.
store returned to her duties yesterday,
after spending the week end with
friends in Windsor.
Richard Fitzgerald of Beckley street,
George earle of John street, and Thorn
as Brue have returned from few days
stay in Montreal.
Isaac Sirkin of Cottage street. and
his son, Abraham, returned yesterday
from Burlington, where they have
spent few days with friends.
A big public dance, auspices class
1919, Rowland hall, Thursday, July 8,
from till L. Carroll's orchestra, ST.
couple, war tax included.--adv.
Wayne Perry of Highland avenue
has gone to Springfield to work in the
Fellows Gear Shaper Co.'s machine
shops, during the school vacation sea
son.
Miss Ethel Loughheed of French
street left this morning for the White
mountains, where she has obtained
work for the summer in one of the
hotels.
Mario Monti and Peter Zanzi, for
merly of this city but now of New
York, arrived in town during the holi,
days to spend week or more with
Barre acquaintance.
Mario Montin, former resident OF
Barre, arrived last night to spend
few days visiting friends and relatives
in this city before returning to his
work in New York City.
Sheldon Brown of Elmore street and
Miss Mamie Pauquet of Montpelier,
together with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shea
of fremont street, spent the holidays
camping at Queen City park, Burling-
ton.
Miss Alexina Deans of 43 Brooklyn
street, the young waitress who sus-
tanned bad bruises about the head when
gas stove exploded at the Central
cafe a week ago last Friday, is able to
be outdoors now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Beattie and
family of Hartford, Conn, aceompan-
led by Raymond Tierney, arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Tierney
Saturday to remain over the holiday.
They motored back to Hartford to-
day.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
yesterday sold for Grover c. Hutchin
son of Williamstown his cottage house
and land on Hillside avenue. Fred Pet
erson and wife OF Elmore street, the
purchasers, made TIE investment for a
home, and plan to take possession Of
their new home as soon as possible.
Miss Lena Guidici of Merchant
street, who has just completed her
course in the law school at Boston
university, returned to her home last
night to spend her two weeks, vacation
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to Boston, where he will practice law.
Miss Mildred Riggs of Beckley street,
Miss Emma Trentini OF Perrin street,
Miss Josephine Fontana of Central
street, and Miss y. Guidiei of Merchant
street went to Burlington Monday aft
ernoon to enroll in the teachers sum
mer school at the University of Yer
mont.
Herman Comoli manager of the
Lake Shore Marble & Granite Co of
Cleveland, o., together with A. Massiel-
10. another member of the firm, are
here for few days stay in the Barre
granite belt, meanwhile being the
guests of Mrs. 7. Calcagni Of Center
street. They have been travelling
through the east for several weeks.
For sale-Beautiful home on Nelson
street, a room house, with large
halls and extra large closets, beautiful
finish, cabinet pantry, strictly modern;
finished basement kitchen and cold
closet, cement furnace room, three large
verandas, new garage and hen house,
garden, berries, fruit trees, plenty Of
shrubbery; an ideal home, with ideal
surroundings best location. Tel 422-A.
Mrs w. H. Wescott.
Burton Bell. the FIVE year.old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren J. Bell, of 81 Maple
avenue, inflicted bad cut inside his
mouth yesterday morning. when he fell
with tin horn in his mouth. At the
time he was playing with several 9th
er little children. marching about blow
ing horns and in some manner stun
bled and fell The horn, which he had,
was minus mouth piece, thereby
causing the comparatively sharp end 10
cut inside his throat between the pallet
and tonsiis The wound bled profusely
until cared for by doctor. who de
clared the lad fortunate that the tin
instrument struck neither pallet nor
tonsils The child will have sore
throat for some time yet but the ply
stefan feared no serious outcome Of the
accident.
James Duncan and William Stephens
Of this city have formed a partnership
and purchased the granite plant OF
Robert Lawrence on Granite street in
Montpelier. Mr.. Duncan Is buyer for
Charles Metcalf 4 Co. of GAINESVILLE,
O.. one of the largest wholesale houses
in the country and Mr. Stephens Is SUI
perintendent of Burke Bros. granite
plant in this city. Both are young men,
familiar with the selling and manufse-
turing ends of the business. The new
owners will take formal possession
about the middle Of the month a. soon
a. Mr.. Lawrence completes some con
tracts on hand. although the deal al
ready has been closed. Messrs. Duncan