The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-09
TALK OF THE TOWN


Mrs. Harriet Bullock of Mortified
was visitor in the city to-day
Miss Edith Calevro of 6 Cambria
street went to Boston yesterday to
accept employment.
Charles Chlcagni has returned to his
home in Barre after spending three
months in Denver, Col.
Walter Carr of South Barre has
gone to Lincoln, Neb., and there eX-
pccts TO remain for II week or 10
davs in the interest of the Jones Bros.
Co.
Edward Thomson of Landgrove, who
for the past week has been the guest
of his sister, Mrs +. NJ. Lyon, of High
land avenue, returned to his home yes
terday.
Rev Frank Hazen, pastor of the I'm
ion church in Richmond, yesterday re-
turned to his parish at the conclusion
of the Uniyersalist ministers meeting
in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Emmons have re-
turned to their home on South Main
street, after an absence OF SIX months,
during which they were employed in
Marshfield.
William Juckett Of Castleton, for
merlv an agent of the metropolitan
Life Insurance company in this city, re-
turned to his home to-day, after pass
ing week with Barre friends.
C. d. Waters, the traffic manager
of the Granite Manufacturers asso-
citation, last evening went to Boston,
to attend a meeting of the traffic off
cials of the Boston & Maine railroad
Wednesday and Thursday. Mr.. Wa
tiers goes to take up matters pertain
ing to freight rates, and expects to
be absent from the Barre Office until
Saturday.
Dewey Baldwin, an employ in the N
d. Phelps Co. tin shop, who was taken
i'll last Saturday, has gone to his home
in Duxbury. where he is very serious
" i'll with pleurisy of the heart Mr.
Baldwin had evidently strained the
muscles about his heart and pleurisy
set in. and on Sunday he deemed It
advisable to leave his temporary home
in Montpelier and return to Duxbury
DIR. Leonard McCambrfdge, Rev
FIR. Reagan, G. Burns and G. Sullivan
all Of whom accompanied the Cathe-
dral high school basketball team to
Barre Yesterday to witness the Spauld-
ing Cathedral game last evening, re-
turned to Burlington this morning. In
speaking of the game of last evening
they declared Spaulding's team TO be
the best high school team the Cattle
dral squad had opposed this year, and
il has met and defeated Stowe, Hard,
wick academy, Burlington lndepend.
ents (U Y. Nj, Waterbury high Rut
land high, Brandon and Montpelier
high. Besides being defeated in this
game. the Cathedral team did not at
tain score Of 40 points, which has
been common score in every game
sometimes soaring as high as 10.
Guido yalesi, aged 20, William
Smith. -, and Lester Hero Of East
Barre. %, were arraigned before Judge
Scott in Barre city court yesterday
afternoon upon complaint OF Grand
Juror William Wishart, in which the
lads were charged with breach of peace
upon Joseph Mayville here Saturday
night. The young men all pleaded gull
ty and paid fines and costs of court
before being released. Nalesi paid a
SIS fine. this being his second appear.
ance in court on such a charge within
the past year. and costs Of sos. Hero
and Smith were fined $40 each. the
former paying also costs Of s9.o5, and
the latter costs of SG.05. Mayyille and
Hero had exchanged blows in the Vi
entity of 81 Addison plac bout 1880
Mayville emerging victor Is. 4 short
time after he discovered he had three
men to handle instead OF one. In this
second melee he naturally got the
worst of exchanges