The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Auction sale Saturday at 2 and p,
m. O, H. Hale, auctioneer.-adv.
There will be meeting of the Hos
pital aid at the hospital tonight at
7 o'clock.
W. A. Lane is spending week or
10 days in Boston on combined bust
ness and pleasure trip.
II. G. Bennett, proprietor of the
Barre garage, has returned from a
short business trip to Burlington.
Watches and jewelry, also fine watch
and clock repairing. f. 0. Holmes. 6
Maple Grove street Tel. 24l-X.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Emmons of South
Main street have gone to Marshfield
to manage farm during the winter
months.
Basketball, Barre post, No. 10, VS..
Green Mountain post of st. Adams,
Spaulding gymnasium, Saturday, Jan
3, at 8 p, m.-adv.
Miss Caroline Calcagni has returned
to her home on Humbert street from
New York City, where she remained
week with friends.
The ladies and pastors union will
hold food sale at the Methodist
church tomorrow saturday. after
noon from to 5.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Harley Humphrey Of
Waterbury were visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Humphrey of
| Elmore street yesterday.
Secretary w. A. Drew of the Barre
Board of Trade has been confined to his
home at Maple Grove street for the
past few days by an attack of grip.
Miss Alice Morgan, nurse in train
ing at the Mary Fletcher hospital in
| Burlington, has been confined to her
bed the past 10 days with mumps, but
is now fast recovering.
Matthew Haley of New York City
known throughout the Barre granite
district because of his affiliation with
the industry as a mausoleum construc-
ton engineer, is passing few days
in this city on business.
If your overcoat needs repairing, let
us do it for you while this warm
weather lasts. All work done satisfac-
torily. Barre Cleaning, Dyeing and
Tailoring Shop, 1872 North Main street,
Phone 1921. Walter Krinoyitz,
Prop.
del Social club Number two Socialist
block, 46 Granite street. di Barre, Vt, |
che Sabsto, s Gennaio allie ore p. nj.
ayra' luogo PAssemblea Generate An
nuale. Nessuno manchi II Segretario, |
Angelo p. Ambrosini.--adv
Julia Bizzozero, Richard Bizzozero !!
and Florence Jerome, who have been
spending the holidays at the home Of
the formers mother, Mrs, Jennie Biz
zozero, Of North Main street, have re
turned to their places of employment, |
the former going TO Randolph and thu |
two latter to Springfield.
Miss Mamie Norm, after visiting her |
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Norm, Of |
Cobble hill, for two weeks, returned |
yesterday to Springfield, Mass, where |
she is employed by the Phelps Pub
fishing company as stenographer |
Her brother in-law, Earl Smith Of
Siersport, Me, who likewise passed |
the holidays at the Norm home, &C
companied her on the return journey |
Yesterday, Mary Goss Of Montpelier
a past department president of the |
Woman's Relief corps. was in Water
bury Center to install the officers of
Ezra Stetson corps, No. l6. She was
accompanied by Luella Bickford, de
partment secretary and past depart
ment president, of Bradford, who is
stopping at Hotel Barre, and Emma
A. LaPoint, department aide, also Mary L
Colby, department senior aide, and
Mrs. W. d. Walker of Montpelier. a
bountful dinner was served by the
cnrpa lodios ~ va tark,,rx opJ a vorv
pleasant time was spent Only two
veterans Of the post were present, DIR.
Foster and w. d. Ayers. The corps
has increased in membership during
the last year and Mrs. Goss presented
three handpainted plates to the three
who brought in last year the
most members. Mrs Colby acted as
conductor and DR.. Foster as musician.
Luigi Gregis Of Roxbury, Mass, tried
and convicted of a simple assault aft
ar being tried for assault with intent
TO kill Francisco Tironi with a knife
has been pardoned from the house OF
at Windsor, +. L. Scott and |
Hale X Darling, attorneys for Gregis,
were informed Yesterday. Gregis was
tried al special session Of Orange coun-
" court Sept and sentenced Sept
TO not less than one year nor more
han a year and half at hard labor
n the house Of correction, for stabbing | \
ind wounding Tironi, a fellow-work
nan, both Of whom were employed on
he state road construction work in
'airlee during the summer On June
-, Tironi strong husky man, had
rouble with two other workmen and
inally set upon the smaller man, Greg
;, with the consequence stated al
eady, according TO evidence produced
i the trial Governor Clement took
nto consideration the fact that Gregis
vas of a peaceful nature and good
haracter, and supporting his aged
sister-in law and children in
tally, the husband and father Of the
after having been killed in this coun-
~ by a dynamite explosion.
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