The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ Warren Parks and son of Grand Isle
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Parks of .Averill street.
Mrs. Paul Waterman and two chill
dren, who have been visiting relativsl|
in town for a few days, have gone
Mrs. Waterman's former home
Plainfield TO pass the remainder
| summer
| Arthur Crawford began work
day morning with A. w Badger o.
to be employed during the summer
months while other employees are en-
| loving their vacations.
Clyde J. Lawlss, letter carrier Of the
lacal postoffice. returned last night
from Holyoke. Mass, where he attend
ed the funeral of his aunt, Miss Effie
| c. Wolfe. r. n. of the Holyoke Surgi
cal hospital. She passed away after
submitting TO an operation last FRI
day.
CoiAert by the Arion entertainers,
Monday afternoon and evening; con-
cert by the New Englanders, Tuesday
afternoon and evening; concert by the
international concert party, Wednes
day afternoon and evening: music by
the Princess Nacoomee Co., Friday aft
ernoon and evening. Also four lectures.
magician, and the great dramatic
producti2n, "The Cinderella Man." or
"The Sign of the Cross" are all in
chded in the splendid program of the
Barre community chautauqua, July
to s. Secure your season tickets now
for $3.50, admitting to all ten of these
entertainments.-adv.
A. Ia af I
ineton property on the Barre Mont
pelier road yesterday afternoon D. A,
Perry of the Perry Real Estate agency
disposed Of this property near the car
barn which Just recently was sub
divided into 10 parcels of land. The
lots are numbered from the Montpelier
end. Lot No. 4 with the cottage house
was purchased by Fred o. and 0rville
n Benedict of Montpelier, who plan
TO convert the house into a garage and
conduct an auto repair shop. Lots
number 5 and I were sold 10 Elmer
Tracey and wife OF Barre, the sale in
cluding a two-tenement house. Lot
No. 6. with a l0-room house, was
bought bv Charles Fortier and wife OF
Barre. Lot No. 8, with l0-room
house was purchased by John Papin of
Barre: lot number o by Mrs. Elizabeth
Parsons Of Berlin: and lot nimber 10.
4 marcel of about two and half acres
Df unimproved land adjoining Dewey
park. bv II. j. Curtis of Montpelier.
Guido Maino Of Railroad street has
lust returned from Piqua. O., where
ic attended the latter part Of the week
he funeral of Dante Malnati. his
-in.law, a former Barre lad and
IN alumnus Of Spaulding high school.
rhe Piqua Daily Call gives the follow
NC account of the drowning of young
.falnati: "A terrible accident occurred
Monday evening at 7:30. at the\ new
winning hole at the north end of the
onservancv work. where the drag line
as deepened the river 10 such an ex
ent that the place had been considered
wonderful swimming hole and re-
,iIted in the drowning Of Dante Nal
ati. age 20 years. Of 332 Park avenue.
everal hovs were in swimming at the
irne and few were on the hank dress
nc when the lad called for help. Ferd
uenthner. another younCster swim
ling there at the time. went 90 the
ssistance of his friend and being un-
bic - hold the lse very long also
,Iled for help. Il bad been a habit
+ the swimmers at this place 20 call
" heip a. a Joke and the swimmers
Fought that this was another case of
rat kind and did not make any AZ
.mpt 20 help the two BOYS for some
ne. Guenthner finally convinced The
=, % them that Malnati was drown
n and they started out n assist him.
hen Guenthner. who had hecoric
-eatlv weakened. thought that the
..ruers had taken bold ~ his friend
relsased the body and when h-
arhsf shore discovered fha; The 9th.
hovs Rad not taken held ~ The hodv
~ hzd expected When :; uss dis
.rered ths lad uas ir=t. large crowd
1isrfof cn she bark a-i several
Irties searchea tks rivsr with rrar-
irr hooks After a. hrurs sssrrh
tvrnora Lang fcwns TIE hpir which
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