The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Buy Victrolas and Sonora talking
machines at Bailey's Music Rooms
adv
Ralph Davis left last night for Bos-
ton and other Massachusetts points on
few days business trip.
| Mrs. w. II. b, Perry OF Waterbury
visited with Barre acquaintance yes
terday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
! trustees OF the Barre City hospital will
be held at the hospital Wednesday
evening at S o'clock
The body OF j. w Paine, who died
i in Haverhil, Mass. May 10, will be
brought to Barre Friday afternoon, in
stead Of Thursday, as announced in
| Yesterdays Times. on the 1928 train
aud burial will be in The Elmwood
| cemetery.
Traffic Manager G. d. Waters of the
Granite Manufacturers association this
riorning reported that some of the en-
bergoes are being raised and indica
tons are that the department will soon
be in a position to handle any western
shipments offered except those desig-
mated for Chicago and ST. Louis
The honor students Of the 1920
commercial class Of Goddard seminary
are: Miss Vera Benjamin of North
Mont pelier, first honor, and Miss Doro;
thy pierson of Putnamsyille second
honor. The commercial class gradual
ing exercises will be held at the school
Tuesday, June 10. Reno Bianchi OF
this city, president of the class. will
read the class history, Jeralda Smith
of Wells will read the class prophecy.
The out of town speakers for the com
mereial exercises have not yet been
chosen.
Upon instructions received from mil
itarv authorities at Staten Island, ~.
", Arthur II. lite, son of Mrs. Nellie
Tile. was placed under arrest by Chef
Of Police James Sullivan last evening,
and to-day was turned over to the
military police Of Fort Ethan Allen.
! The charge against lite il absence
without leave, he having extended a
furough which expired April 10, until
the present time. lite il a member of
The medical corps at the t. s. A. gen
F, eral hospital at Fort Hill, Staten Is
land, \. Y.
The funeral Of little Elvira Calderdri
OF $50 North Main street, two-year.
F, old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luigi
| Calderari. whose death occurred Fri
day morning from burns received by
| IN linn into q tub OF scalding water
at her home last week. was held from
the home Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock The body was taken TO Hope
| cemetery for burial, four Italian Ia
dies acting as pail bearers. The fu-
neral was DELAYED until the arrival OF
Il. Brugnola Of New York City. an un.
Gle of the child. Many beautiful flow
ers adorned the small easket.
Ma Sweet and family" were in town
again last evening and stopped at the
Jniversalist church for about an hour
e. entertain nearly 800 people with
taeir wit, humor. freakish costumes,
songs and numerous speeches. The
second part of the program differed
from that Of the first performance,
but was even better than the first APP
pearance. James Bennett, the well
known tenor. who sank The Crown OF
Life" sang lervently in the lyric tones
and gained vigorous applause. Miss
Leone Reynolds sang most peasingly
Mighty Like q Rose" Wilfred Eisen.
winters "Aladdin's Lamp" solo and
Frederick Inglis singing "0n the Road
to Mandalay" were equally entertaining
In the tablcau Miss Thelma Smith
and Miss Marion Barclay represented
liberty with Paul Leavitt and William
Mercer as standard bearers. The au-
dience Joined in at the finale singing
the Star Spangled Banner. Ice cream
and cake sold in the parlors Of the
church augmented considerably the al
ready large sum realized from the
play. Next week this play is TO be
given at a church in Northdcld, request
having been made for such.