The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

city.
Robert Smaller OF Boston is visitin,
his brother, T. w. Smaller, Of Washing
ton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Morrill, and Mrs
Hattie sBannister Of Chelsea stoppe'
in Barre yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Tilson OF Ran
dolph motored to Barre yesterday fol
brief business stay.
John Marley of Manley Brother,
automobile sales rooms of Brattleborc
is in town on business trip.
Joseph Butler of Maiden, Mass, who
| is spending a couple of weeks will
relatives in Mortified, visited friends
in Barre yesterday.
Miss Aurora Cassellini, who has been
spending her vacation in New York
was called home to attend the funeral
of her uncle, B. Carminati
r. X. Irvine of Chicago, H., and the
American Stone Trade magazine, is in
town, having arrived last evening TO
spend week in the Barre district.
Rev. NJ. j. McKenna, who has been
the guest of his brother, Rev. P. NJ
McKenna, pastor of st. Monieas
church, at the church rectory, returned
to his parish in Chicago, yesterday.
Mrs. o. J. Olgiati of New York City,
who came TO Barre to attend the fun
eral of Batista Carminati of Williams
town, ia staying at the home of Joseph
Calcagni on Humboldt street, and will
remain in town visiting relatives until
Saturday.
Mrs. Harold Knight of Melrose,
Mass, arrived in the city yesterday
to visit her mother, Mrs. Flora Hous-
ton of Maple avenue. With her came
Burton Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. j,
Bell, who since July 4th has been visit
ing at the Knight home in Melrose.
Miss Nita Hutchinson of Drumright,
Oklahoma had her tonsils removed by
an operation at the Barre City hospital
this morning. Miss Hutchinson is the
daughter of DR.. William o. Hutchin-
sen who formleyr practiced in Wash
ington and who is now back for visit.
Kenneth A. Gale and family Of Ire
mont street started yesterday for
Portland, Me-, where they are to make
their home, Mr.. Gale having recently
purchased a retail monumental bust
ness there. For many years he was
chief designer at the Jones Bros. Co.
plant and last Saturday completed EN-
ployment in the drafting room of the
Presbrey Co.
On account of the recent heavy rains
which have filled the main pipe with
silt, the water department plans TO
flush the water system The Orange
supply will be flushed Saturday and
the Bolsters Sunday. Residents should
draw a days supply OF water before
a. m. as the water will probably be
roily during the flushing and for a
few hours thereafter.
A meeting of the c. L. club was
held at the home of Miss Elizabeth
Colombo of Pleasant street last eve.
ming with good attendance. Miss
Margaret Lamperti was elected treas
urer and one new member was initial.
ed. After the meeting a social time
was enjoyed by playing games, dane
ing, music, etc. Refreshments of lemon |
AIDE. waters, cake and candy were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hart and four
children of Kansas City, No, who are
the country in an automobile, |
ire calling on Mrs. Harris aunt, Mrs. |
Nheelock of las Main street. while
topping at Hotel Barre, Mrs. Hart
,efore her marriage, was a Goldsbury
md yesterday made a pilgrimage to
he ancestral home, the Goldsbury
,lace on Beckley hill, and to the gran
te quarries in Websterville and Gran.
teville.
Another skidding accident occurred
his morning on North Main street
when George Smith tried TO start his
lorse in high, or in other words, tried
% induce the animal TO start from
est at a much too lively clip. The
esult was that the animal slipped and
ell on its side, breaking the shafts of
he wagon. The horse did not seem TO
'e greatly perturbed by the incident,
tut looked upon the damaged wagon
nth an indifference and sleepiness that
vas truly remarkable.
A sale involving a sum of $4,000
Tas transacted through the d. A.
'erry Real Estate agency yesterday
htA NAt Vph-dNit pi AstNi W anu
.nnie f. Wilder of Middlesex with
II the stock and tools was sold TO
!. A. and Nora S. Holden Of Bristol.
onn. The sale is one Of the largest
arm sales to take place in the coun-
? Of Washington this year, il being
ne of the best in this section OF Yer
lont and owned for the past 20 years
V Mr.. Wilder, VINO last year repre-
.nted the town Of Middlesex in leg
lature. II is equipped with all mod
m farming implements, tractors, etc,
nd now passes into the hands of a
ian who like Mr. Wilder IL known az
very successful farmer, he having
a farm in Plainheld before r
ping to Bristol. Conn, to live four
ears ago. Mr.. Holden will carry on
he farm with his son, Frank. who 4
i'll reside with him The stock is
,mprised Of 80 head Of registered 4
title and includes eight valuable |: