The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
BARRE DAILY TIMES
Saturday, June 26, 1920.
TALK OF THE TOWN

| George A. and William Brown oil
| Burlington arrived this morning to Spend
| the week end with friends in Barre.
Mrs. j. Susena of ~ Farwelf street
left to-day for Westerly, r. l., to spend
a week or two with relatives there
Mrs Sarah Bradley and her dauph-
ter, Ruby, of King street are spending
a short time with Mrs. Bishop in East
Barre.
Miss Cora Roberts of Richardson
street left this morning for Hampton
Beach, n. H., to spend the summer
months.
Miss Ruth Morgan of the East Barre
road has gone to Quincy, Mass, to
visit her aunt at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. keens.
Myers ). Levin, manager of the I'm
ion Clothing Co., returned to-day from
a business trip of several days to New
York state.
Mrs. Alfred Hunter has returned TO
the Lafayette hospital Buffalo n. Y.
after visiting at her home on the
East Barre road
/ Baseball fans-show how well YOU
can support town team by attending
the game at lntercity this afternoon
Barre A. G. w. Richmond. adv.
Miss Hazel Harvey, waitress at the
depot square restaurant, completes du.
ties tonight to return to her home
in Williamstown to spend the sum
mer.
/ Chester Griffin of Boston. a student
at Goddard seminary during the past
I year, has returned to Barre to be en-
| ployed at Jacks restaurant on depot
| square.
Mario Barberi of Brook street went
last evening to Springfield, having Sc.
cured work in the machine shops and
position in the Springfield Communi,
ty club orchestra.
Let's have the old time crowds at
lntercity park this afternoon when the
| newly organized Barre A. c. lines up
against the strong Richmond team
Special cars,-adv.
Edwin +. Heininger and Miss LeOna
Calef, who have been in Burlington
to attend the wedding of Dwight
Phelps, formerly resident of this city
returned yesterday afternoon.
The ones gathering the greatest vsri.
ETY. Of specimens for the library wild
flower exhibit during the week ending
June 26 were Ralph Gates, James Nor.
gan, Howard Wykes, Stanley and Win.
ston Blann.
Charles Zanleoni and r. Cantu of
Barre and S Massucco OF Montpelier.
who for the past three weeks have
been touring through tho state Of
Florida, returned to their homes last
night after a successful business jour
ney that included visits to Jackson,
Orlando, Sanford and st. Petersburg.
Aldo Poletti of George street left |
to-day for Enosburg Falls, to begin |
work as salesman for the Atlas Map |
company. Mr.. Poletti, a graduate of
Spaulding's recent class, will cover" |
the territory of northern Vermont for
THIS company during the summer
months.
Misses Ella and Anna Kelcher of |
Bethel returned to their home to-day, |
after being the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sullivan of Brooklyn STREET. |
Miss Ellen Sullivan, their cousin, ac.
companied them to the home to remain
week or more.
Evening drawing school students,
who are entitled to receive rebate,
will find their names on list at the
Mathewson school building, when th1ir
work will he returned this evening
from $3.50 till $50 Monday. June %.
after 3 p. IN. rebates can be obtained
at the city clerks Office.
Geno Maberini who for the past two
weeks has been having n vacation from
his work at the Acme File Co in
Brooklyn, " Y, and been visiting at
his home at Foss street, returned this
morning, accompanied by Erasmo
Spagnol of Long Island City, who
made his first visit to Vermont.
DIR. c. H. Downing, who has been
visiting at the home of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. f. J.. Downing, of Cliff street
since his graduation from the Massa-
College of Osteopathy. left
yesterday afternoon for Chicago, where
he viii lecture for week before go
ing to Boston to take up practice. He
will he joined by Mrs. Downing next
week
Miss Alexina Deans, the young lady
and waitress Of the Central cafe, who
became the victim of a gas explosion
At the cafe yesterday morning, regained
about three hours after
he accident A comfortable night was
passed and this morning the young ,
ady was feeling as well as could be ex-
1ected. She is resting at her home on
Brooklyn street.
At o'clock this afternoon at Inter
.ity park the Barre baseball team /
meets the Richmond nine, both teams .
laving comparatively strong batteries.
NJ present il is believed Steve Slayton I
md Joe ComoIli win form the battery Z
or the Barre team, although il is pos \
ible that Granai of Montpelier semi. :
lary will be in the box. A special car
will leave here at , o'clock. 1
A necktie. worn by an Italian over
II his fatherland back in 1910. and
which was the style of the day, Is now
N display in a window of the Union &
lothing Co. 1t is the property Of A. +
ialz Of Center street and was worn by
lis grandfather. The tie, measuring r
lightly more than a yard in length .
nd about five inches across. was made
4 excellent strong material and to-day
S in good condition, having been well
as \ heirloom. q
The Vermont department Of the
american Legion is planning 10 hold j
Is annual convention this wear in n
'arre. early in August. Representation 8
O this convention Is based on the num- p
er Of members who have paid their ?,
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