The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Din w. b. Perry of Brattleboro was
weekend visitro at the home of w
j. Jellyman of Nelson street.
Fred Cole of Orange street is able
to be about again after few days
confinement to his bed by illness.
Long distance and general trucking
light and heavy, Granite City Bottling
Works, Tel 7Z6M or -W.--adv.
Paul Scampini and wife of North
Main street left early this morning by
automobile for Boston, Mass, to spend
few days
Manuel Damonda has returned to
work in this city, after an absence of
some time working in different cities
in New England
Mrs. John Robbins and two children
OF Pearl street have gone to Williams
town to visit with Mrs Robbins moth
er for week or 10 days.
Wanted to Rent--A g. or 7.room
tenement or cottage; best locality in
Barre desired by Barre business man;
write to IF" care Times.-adv.
Miss Evelyn Bruya has completed
her duties in the Bailey Music Rooms
to accept a position as stenographer in
the Mari & Gordon granite office.
Mrs B. c. Baldwin and little daugh
ter, Ruth, who have been visiting at
the home of Mrs. Baldwin's sister,
Mrs. W. J. Jellyman of Nelson street,
have returned TO their home in Brat
tleboro.
A dish, of ice cream underneath the
bough, a slug of pop" piece of cake
and thou beside meat the grange
social, Merit Towne's lawn, South
Barre, tomorrow evening. Every
body welcome
Ralph Davis of Maple avenue and
Rev. Frank O. Hokerk of the Univer-
salist church in an automobile started
Yesterday for Lake Winnepesaukee l
n H.. to spend the remainder of the
week camping and fishing.
Albert Mari, formerly of this. city
and one of the YD lads who was
wounded in action. is renewing &C.
quaintsnces among fellow Legion men
and friends in this city while visiting
with his mother in Montpelier.
The n D. Phelps ball team and the !
Granite City nine will cross bats to-
Thursday, at ) o'clock at Lin
,oln campus. These teams have met |
twice before this season and there is
considerable rivalry, SO some fast ball
playing may be expected.
Mrs. Walter Reid and son, James, re.
turned yesterday to Lancaster, n. H.,
after attending the funeral of Arthur
Miller, the soldier hero buried in Wilson |
cemetery Monday afternoon, With |
hem went Miss Annie and Harry Mil
er, who are employed in Lancaster.
A position with the Avery II Smiths
pharmacy in st. Adams as druggist
las been accepted by Mario Dtnghi,
3arre lad, who, since completing and
from the pharmaceutical
curse at the University of Illinois with
he 1921 class. has BEEN visiting in Barre
dr Dunghi plans to take the state
,oard examinations this fall.
Mrs. Sarah Hicks, Mr. and Mrs
Wright and family, Mr. and Mrs Err
Test Hicks and family are visiting at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S.
shannon of Q Kirk street while en-
Dying a vacation of two weeks from
heir home in Fredericksburg, Va, be
ng the mother sister and brother, re
pectively of Mrs Shannon This be
ng their first visit north. they will
isit the quarries and other places of
interest,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Heath of
)eLand, Fla, formerly of Barre. are
pending the remainder of the month
( July in Barre, but will 60 to Sher
rookie, P. O., for a few days visit
nth Mrs Heath's people. Mr.. Heath
as not been in Barre for six years.
[e is engaged in the contracting bust
ess in DeLand and reports that bust
ees in that line is quite active. The
stlistrict of Florida is pros
erous, while the remainder of the
tate. as we'll as of other southern
tates, is very quiet in business lines
A telegram received by Mrs. Frances ,
Watkins of . East street this morn. 4.
lg informed her that the body Of her
IN, Lieutenant George + Watkins, who !
as killed while leading a platoon of .
,ldiers of the Rainbow division over 4,
le top AT Seringes ct Nesles, France, /,
July, 1917, had arrived at New York
ity. The body is in charge of army
,roners who await instructions from i
Irs Watkins. Arrangements for the :
neral services were not completed (
lis morning though il is quite GER o
in that burial will be made in Boston. r
Professor S. Griswold Morley. with
is wife and two children stopped at !,
oddard seminary yesterday, the school ].
ON which he graduated in the class /,
1898 while en- route from Newton. =
ASS, his home, to Lake Winnepe- !,
Iukee. Y. H., 10 remain until August Il
! their camp. Professor Morley is on , |,
struetor of Spanish at the University 9
California and only last month re.
lrned from abroad after studying
parish in Spain for a year. Colleges ?
I'd schools reopen in California early n
August. so until that time Prof \
orley will camp at the lake. r,