The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Food sale Saturday afternoon, Meth
odist church.--adv.
Food sale Saturday at Maple Grove,
2 to 4. Phone l54-R.--adv.
A real detective will be deceived at
Spaulding Friday evening-ady.
Watch for Russell's one-cent sale
next week. Bigger and better than
eyer.--adv.
Miss Bernice Rollins is detained from
her duties at the Homer Fits store
with illness.
George Booth, sr., il confined to his
home on Cherry street with very Sc
rious illness.
You will find some good bargains at
the Episcopal vestry Saturday alter
noon, May l4.-adv.
Summer hats, good styles, low prices,
rummage sale, Methodist church Sat
urday afternoon, May l4.--adv.
Baseball. Saturday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Lincoln campus. Spaulding VS..
Norwich freshmen. The only baseball
game in town.--adv.
Have your Dodge car repaired at the
Dodge service station. A full stock OF
genuine Dodge parts, also Willard bat
teries. Palace garage, tel 770.-adv.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Alexander Hall at their home in
Montpelier Monday. The couple are
well known in Barre. Mr.. Hall is now
an mploye of the National Life lnsur-
ance Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. verda Bruno of 3l3
North Main street, proprietors OF the
little grocery and confectionery store
at that number. celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary quietly at their
home last Sunday with 20 Italian
friends The couple were married by
Rev. p. NJ. McKenna at st. Monica's
church 25 years ago, May 0. They
met their many friends in joyous,
happy manner, and as genially as ever.
Numerous presents of silverware were
presented them; and gifts and con-
CALCULATIONS from relatives in Batavia
and Brooklyn, n. Y, reminded them
that they were well remembered even
at these distant points. Mr.. Bruno
came to Barre 80 years ago from Cam
pone, Italy, working in the granite in
dustry as a stonecutter for l3 years
after his arrival Mrs. Bruno came to
the United States and this city 2T
years ago as Miss Giacomina Corti.
coming here from Viggiu, Italy. Their
little business on North Main street
has continued over period of II years.
Frank Calevro, senior, father Of
Frank and Mario Calevro, who were
arrested about two weeks ago by Barre
police at their home on the charge of
breaking into and stealing from the
camp at Woodbury. pond owned by DR..
| X. L. Cleaves Of Montpelier, was ar
| rested at his home at 10 Cambria
street yesterday afternoon by Chief
of Police James Sullivan, who had kept
constant watch for him since the
arrest of the other two Calevros. A
warrant had been issued for his arrest
at the time of the arrest of the 9th
ers, but Mr. Calevro was absent and
| was out Of town ever since until last
Monday, when he returned. Chief Sui
Ivan went to the home yesterday and
there placed him under arrest, He was
later turned over to Deputy Sheriff
Henry @. Lawson Of Montpelier, for
whom the arrest was made Incident
allv, another son of Mr.. Calevro's, John
| Calevro, is soon to complete term
| Of six months at Windsor for steal
| -. s,.n Ia Of xkytpa
The funeral Of Daniel Saporiti, whose
death occurred at his home on the East
Barre road, was attended by a large
number Of relatives and friends. The
floral tributes we're; Family, wreath /;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Saporiti, wreath /;
Mrs. A. Bassani and Mrs. NJ. Pozzi,
cushion; Wells-Lamson Quarry Co.,
heart; Granite Manufacturers associ
alton, wreath; carnations by Mr.. and
| Mrs. G. Comolli, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Pas
sete, students of the Spring house
school. Passerini and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calderara, Mrs f. Magnaghi and
family. Veronesi family, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Tobin, Mr.. and Mrs. John But.
tura. Mr.. and Mrs. A. VI. Celia, stu
dents from Goddard seminary, roses
and carnations; Spray Of carnations BY
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Recor, Mr.. and
Mrs. James j. Lamb, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
f. Beaulieu, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ray
craft and family, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Morgan and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jean
Beaulieu, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Paris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Sartwell, Dana II.
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. o. Boulrice, Gui.