The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. James kenefick and daughter,
who have been passing the winter with
relatives in st. Johnsbury, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. lockwood Of
West street.
Biagio Manini of the Derigibus Gran
ite Co., who has been touring through
Italy for the past two months, has
returned to his home in this city.
Rudolph McLane. one of the picto-
rial staff of the Granite, Marble &
Bronze magazine, published in Boston,
is spending few days in this city,
B. Zambruni, a letter cutter en-
ployed at the Hinman Bugbee plant,
has accepted employment in Piqua, O.,
having finished duties with the Hin.
man. Bugbee firm.
William X. Beryier of Northfeld is
employed in the office of the Hinman-
Bugbee company preparatory to going
through the middle west in the interest
of the company.
Alex Duncan. who has been i'll ever
since returning from the Pennsylvania
convention in Reading, three weeks
ago, is convaleseing at his home and
expects TO be outdoors next week.
Miss Zoraid Ottanelli of Granite
street, recent graduate Of Albany
Business college, has accepted a posi-
tion in the office of the Presbrey lie
land company, and assumed response.
bilities Yesterday as stenographer
and bookkeeper.
Unless the robin, perched high on
tall elm near the ID. NJ Miles Co, wood
shed near Berlin street and singing
gayly in the early morning sunshine
this morning, was greatly mistaken in
Judgment, people around Barre may
safely look forward to an early spring
The body of Mrs. AIbertine Albin
who died in Detroit. Mich, last Tues
day following a seven years illness,
arrived in the city yesterday noon. II
was taken TO the home Of 3 stepdaugh
ter. Mrs. Robert Troup. OF SCI North
Msin street, where the funeral viii be
held this afternoon
Richard Harvey Of Montpelier who
was arrested Wednesday evening when
intoxicated pleaded guilty TO the
charge when brought before Judge +.
J.. Scott in city court yesterday after
noon. Harvey was unable al the time
to pay the fine Of Sl5 and costs OF
$685. for subsequent offense. but
made arrangements to pay and was re
leased
John A. Cross Of Ngrthfeld who last
fall went to South America and then
through the Panama canal on his way
to California to spend the winter. Is
prolonging his vacation in the south
west by a hunting expedition in Ore
gon. shooting mountain sheep or griz.
zly bears. whichever the party desires.
Mr. Cross had planned 10 return March
-, but has now determined TO be alb
sent from his business until May /
Frank Rosa of the Frank Rosa &
Co, Barre granite manufacturer, who
has been travelling for the past few
weeks through the west rs far out as
Omaha. has returned TO this city with
report that the outlook for business
is rather unsatisfactory 50 far as mon
uments or memorials are concerned.
Mr. Rosa is.one of manv salesmen rep
resenting Barre firms throughout the
country. who are coming of their It'll
neraries for vacat ions. either returning
10 this city or taking vacations al their
headquarters. which for the most part
are in Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Thica
70 or Cleveland
The basketball game which Spsuld
ing PLAYS tonight against Waterbury
high school is even more important
than many other games which Spauld
ing has PLAYED earlier in the season.
for Spauldiug'- league position still i
in danger and the loss Of this game
might prove disastrous A. q matter
If fact Spaulding by defeating Water
bury Tuesday night slipped into first
place. leaving Burlington high in Sec
nnd. Spauldiug tonight finishes the
winter schedule in basketball. Burling
ton meanwhile play 81 Alhans high
high at Burlington Il Is understood
that the majority IT principals Of the
various high schools in the league have
signed q letter demanding that Bur
lington high play the game against
Waterbury high uhich she endesvorei
n claim on q forfeit IN such event
Burlington's schedule wiil not close
until nexf ueek. when the last game
uiii hr PLAYED a. Waterbury, Spsuld
iuV'. second tear. hezinnjnE az 1.80.
rlavs the Whitcaush high school team
- Rethel and wifi ruish the contest
betveen periods q the feature game.