The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Nina Cassellini of Maple ave
nue. left this morning for Worcester
Mass, TO pass month with relatives
and friends.
/ Mrs, p. DeBona of Granite street
who was taken to the Barre City hos
pital Sunday for treatment, returned
to her home to-day.
All members of the Barre baseball
squad are requested to meet in Seam
pini's pool room this evening to BIZ
measured for uniforms.
Alfred A. Lamorey and j. v Rowan
of the Hotel Barre left for Boston
last night on business trip. They
are making the trip by auto and ex-
pect to return by Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. H. J. Cutler and little
daughter, Cynthia, who came to attend
the wedding of Mrs. Cutters sister,
Miss Bertens Hooker, left this morn.
ing for their home in Boston.
Mrs. Agnes G. Williams of Aver
i'll street returned Sunday night from
Philadelphia, where she attended the
wedding of her daughter, Miss Made
line Williams, to Mr.. Smyth Of that
city.
Arthur Fl. lite has received his dis
charge from the medical corps at Fort
Ethan Allen with which he was CON
ncctcd for the past eight months and
has returned to his home in the Boil.
ster block.
Miss Mary Patterson of Orange
street began two weeks vacation
from the Office of Dr. d. c. Jarvis. as
bookkeeper and stenographer, and to-
day left for points in Massachusetts
and Rhode Island
Gasoline saving three cents a gallon.
The modern gasoline intensifier and
yigorizer. Greatest carbon preventive
known. Increases mileage from 10 to
20 per cent. Send 81 for sample pack
age Money back if its fails. C. Hen
derson, lie Brook street.
Miss Mamie A. Nelson Of Pearl
street returned TO Philadelphia last
night to take mp her profession as
trained nurse Miss Nelson graduated
from the University hospital OF Penn.
sylvauia last February and has been
staying with her mother since then.
The Barre baseball team this after
noon at 4 o'clock meets AT Gazeley
park, Graniteyille. the Graniteville Ath-
letic club baseball team. The battery
for the Barre team is expected to be
Steve Slayton and Joe Comolli and for
the G.. A. c. America Polli and Mike
Wood.
Among the twenty two members Of
the graduating class of the medical |
department of the University of Yer
mont this year is John Alexander Mac
Caskill. graduate OF Spaulding high
school and son of Mrs Annabelle Mae
Caskill of Barre He viii receive his
u. ID. degree next week.
Noble Love, w. c. johnson. Wilbur
Mower. Walter r Scott, " b. Ballard |
and James Sector, jr., motored from |
Barre to northern New Hampshire |
week ago Sunday, and put in full |
week of fishing and trsmping with |
great success, returning sunday. the |
10Th. With Grant and Everett Covill I
Of Happy Corners, \. H.. acting as
guides. the party struck out for Indian
stream. ten miles into the wilderness,
and spent the greater part of the week
fishing this stream. Ten miles day |
was the average stretch Of brook
fshed. and a conservative estimate of
the number of fish caught each day
there was given by one of the party
AS being between ninety and one hun
lred the average length being nine
inches. with few measuring as much
a. eleven and twelve. The party
worked down Indian stream until they
anne out into first Connecticut lake.
where they spent the rest of the week.
Here, with the combined efforts of the
party. nine pound lake trout was
anded, the biggest catch Of the trip.
The guides Everett with his. well.
don't know hut what | will. and
Grant with his. Gene Trists did
much to enliven the party, according
o the members. The return trip from
Connecticut lake to Barre was made
sunday in seven hours, distance Of
bout 1870 miles.