The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Turner have re.
turned to their home on South Main
street, after visiting for two weeks
in Hartford, Conn,
Mike Cerasoli of Berlin street left
yesterday afternoon for Silver Bay
where he is to attend Methodist con.
yention for the next two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey and
two children, Harold and Anne Caro-
line, have arrived in the city from
Syracuse, ~ Y, 10 visit with relatives
for several days.
Miss Mabel Mcleod and Marjorie
Beckley left for Whitefield. n. H., yes
terday, whore they will be employed
during the summer at Mountain View
house at mattresses.
Miss Euphemia Potts of Hillside ave-
nue. accompanied Principal and Mrs.
r. L. Dawson of Goddard seminary to
North Billerica, Mass. by motor to-
dav. Mrs. Potts will remain in North
Billerica during the summer.
Fourteen members of the girl scouts
of the Methodist church. accompanied
by Miss Faustins Maker and her sis
ter, Mrs. Cyril French, returned to the
city Saturday afternoon. after spend
ing a week in camp at Woodbury. pond.
Mr.. and Mrs CLYDE f. Cook and lit
tie daughter, Betty Mae, together with
Mrs. Walter Cook and son, Harold, of
Ludlow, motored TO Barre Saturday to
visit at the Harry Dab home on
Greene street Walter Cook of NeY
York is also visiting at the Dale home.
A large representative body from the
Epworth league OF the Barre Methodist
church leave this noon for Montpelier.
where they will attend the Montpelier
seminary Epworth League institute
which begins this noon and lasts until
next Monday. Those attending from
Barre are: Dorothy Suitor, Carlisle
Suitor, Doris Davis, Ruth Davis, Hugh
Davis, Doris Bartlett Evelyn Emerson,
Emily Dodge, Doris Eastman, Corinne
Josie Spencer. Winona Spen-
Ger. Bertha Holden. Robert Tassie,
Robina Burnett, Selma Neale. Lena
Higgs, Mary Higgs. Edward Bosworth,
Nelson Abiatti, Clifton More. Doro-
thy Boyce and Marjorie Smith from
the Epworth league, Libby Cato and
Anita Pachetti from the North Barre
In addition were Miss Carle
and Miss Hoppock, deaconesses from
the mission, and Rev. and Mrs. Bailey
@. Lipsky. Mr. Lipsky viii be one Of
the instructors at the institute.
Over go friends and relatives gath
cred at Clan Gordon hall Friday night
to tender a wedding reception to Mr..
and Mrs. Algot knutson. formerly OF
this city, who were recently married in
Mass. The hall was very
decorated with flowers and
sireamers. Daisies and buttercups were
used to good advantage while many
beautiful roses strewn about the hall
made a picture that was pleasing tol
look upon. A grand march and dane
ing to the strains Of Lawler's orches-
ira Of Washington was the main fea
lure Of the evening. During a short in
termission light refreshments were
served. Mr. and Mrs. Knutson we're
the recipients Of many beautiful gifts
Df silver. cut glass. linen and money /,
The couple left yesterday morning by /
motor for Greenfield. where they viii
be st home 10 their friends al - Pierce |
street. The groom i employed A. an
,lectrician Nv the Wiley a Russell d. I
ision of The Greenfield Tsp and DE ]
corporation. He has lived in Barre 1
1raeticallv al Of his life. but recent-
N since hrine discharged from the /
.sryice after serving With the United 4
states army during the late Norld war.
ie has heeu employed - sn electrician
IN GreenHcd Mr. knutson VII -
-ememhsred - Ms Msrinris Wheeler. !
.ormsrly q The city Both are Ersdu-
ties al GcfSzrd - uinarv.