The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-20

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street.
Paul Nisni of Northampton, Mass,
is visiting for a month with relatives
and friends in Barre and Waterbury
Alexander Rennie, who is employed
in Bethel, spent the week end at his
home in thu city.
Howard NJ. Walker of New York
City is spending few days at his
home on Grant avenue.
A meeting of the directors of the
Woman's club win be held in Aldrich
hall this evening at 1880.
Maecabees, attention! Practice meet
ing for all guards and officers tonight
at o'clock sharp in X. of P. hall.
Kerogas oil stoves are the best,
Closing out sales on Perfection oil
stoves and lawn mowers. Il. A. Prin-
die, Worthen block,
regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon. No. IL, will
be held Tuesday, June 81, at 7l5 p.
M. Bring due books for audit.
Bans of marriage were published for
the first time for Louis Cook of First
street and Miss Maude Gregoire, now
of East Dorset, at st. Monica church
yesterday morning.
Clarence Burke, Leonard Lander,
Walter McHugo, Eugene Loranger and
James Carroll went to Hanover, n. H.,
this morning to attend the Vermont
Dartmouth game to be played there
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Yando, who for
the past 10 days have been visiting
at Mr. Yando's former home in Ma
lone, N. Y, and in other parts of New
York state while on their wedding trip,
returned to their home at 30 Park
street Saturday evening.
Mrs. Catherine Perrin, aged IS years,
walked to the city from her home on
Quarry street Saturday, distance of
one and one half miles. Her birthday
anniversary occurred yesterday. Mrs.
Perrin, who is one of Barres oldest
residents, is in good health
viii the ladies of the missionary So
ciety of the Presbyterian church send
in their finished strips for quilt TO Mrs.
Arkley by Friday of this week. so they
will be ready to work on at the social
to be held at the home of Mrs. Keast
on Prospect avenue Tuesday, June 81,
at p. m.
Members of Vincitia lodge, No. 10.
knights of Pythias, marched in a body
to the Universalist church yesterday
morning for their annual memorial
| l. n D.E Aalf
an appropriate sermon for the occa-
sion and during the service Miss Betty
Brown rendered a solo.
Rev. w. H. Charbonneau of st. Mi
chael's college in Winooski preached
the sermon at st. Monicas church yes
terday, taking the place of Rev. FIR.
Salmon of St Michaefs who for sew
eral weeks relieved Rev. p. Nj. McKen-
ma of the duty, and who sailed last
week, from Montreal, P. O., for France.
Having been granted a conditional
pardon, or parole, by Gov. Hartness,
A. A. Morris returned to his home in
! Barre Saturday night after serving q
| months at the state prison in Wind
sor. where he was committed for an
assault. Executive clemency was ex-
ercised in ciew of Mr. Morris good rec
ord at Windsor and because Of Mrs.
Morris health.
Granitecutters' international Associ
alton of America. A regular meeting of
the Barre branch of the G.. G.. l. A. of
A. will be held in Clan Gordon hall
Election of officers. Una riunione rego-
lare DELI Unione degli Scslpellini
| branch di Barrel avra' luogo nella
sal dia Clan Gordon hall Elezione degli
ufficiali del Branch. Monday evening
june 20. 1921, at o'clock, j. McKer-
nan, secretary.
George Straiton, one Of the commit
tee of the Granite Manufacturers as
ISOLATION, who went to Chicago last
week to attend a special meeting of
the International Monumental Granite
Producers association, returned Satur-
day, accompanied by Athol r. Bell, sec
rotary of the local association, who
also attended the meeting. President
s. HOLSTER Jackson of the /. NJ G.. p.
A., who left here with the party. is
returning by automobile in a Nash
NJ. Jones has gone to New York City
on business mission, and James Mar
rion to Kansas City, Mo-, with his son,
Cyril.
Car No. IL, Of the Montpelier a
Barre Traction & Power Co., furnished
some brilliant illumination last eve
ming at s o'clock near Depot square,
when the controller grounded at the
rear of the car as Il was heading To-
wards Montpelier. Flames burst out
around the controller box, and for a
time the car appeared threatened with
destruction by flames. Conductor Fran
els Marin, who was in chsr& of the
ear, quickly disconnected the source Of
the electric current by pulling the troll |
lev on the wire and the fire died down
Of its own accord. the flames being |
confined TO the insulation wires. After |
transferring the passengers to the |
Washington street car, the cars backed
to the Washington street junction and
there changed positions. car No. II fol- |
lowing the other to the car barn for re-
pairs.
Mrs. Andrew Moore Of Websterville,
while riding with her husband in their |
Ford car Friday afternoon. sustained |
several cuts about the head and face
when their car collided with a tele-
phone pole on South Main street near
the Charles Spencer home. The COLI
sion came after Mr.. Moore heard a
nedestrian declare that his rear doors 4