The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

GLAIG flTf NAL a. 49,
to-day for Morgan.
Stephen Rizzi and Arthur Aldrighetti
left last night for Worcester, Mass
where they will enter the Worcester
School of Technology.
Clara Cram of Hartford, Conn, Is
spending a two weeks vacation win
Ralph Turner of l56 South Man
street.
Fred Wells returned to his home IN
New Haven, Conn, after visiting ms
father, Il. G. Wells, at his home on
East street.
A son was born Sept. TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Angel Lastra of WehsterVille at
the Barre City hospital,
Miss Helen o'Keefe returned tins
morning to work in Waterbury, alter
passing the week end with her par
ents on Upland avenue.
George Sole returned this morning TO
Woodbury., where he will resume cirr'
zeal duties after passing the week end
with his parents on High street
Mr.. and Mrs. J, A. Healy, who were
married Aug. 81 and who have been
spending their honeymoon in Montreal
and other points in Quebec, returned
home yesterday.
Charles Newton will take few
DAYS vacation from his duties IN me
Ross barber shop, commencing tins
afternoon and will spend it in Hard
wick visiting friends.
The combination truck from fire
headquarters went TO 4 Short street
on a still alarm shortly before o'clock
this morning for chimney fire The
damage was slight.
"St. A. Specials one of the best
cigars sold in Vermont. Friends tell
friends how good they are. Ask your
dealer for them. Raymond Guyette,
mfr, St. Adams, Vt.-adv.
Mrs. Robert Baigrie and son, Clayton
wilkins, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth II, Gale and other
relatives for the past week, returned
to their home in Springfield, Mass,
yesterday.
Arthur T. Bianchi has arrived in
town from Greenfield, Mass, to give
Barre granite sheds a visit and 10
stay while with relatives in town
before leaving for a permanent stay
at Seattle, Wash
f. A. Slayton of South Main street
leaves for Manchester this afternoon
to attend the horse races. Mr.. Slayton
is trainer Of Helen Deem, one OF tie
entries. The horse is owned by DAILY
a George of Montpelier.
Orpheus Bizzozero, who has been
visiting relatives at the home OF his
uncle. Joseph Caleagni. of Humbert
street and friends in town, returned
Yesterday to New York City to re.
sumo his studies in the Columbia uni.
versity.
A very quiet wedding took plac'
Saturday at 0 o'clock at st. Monica !
church when Veto Pisetelli and Miro
leta Legrieca were married by Rev
lP. NJ. McKenna. The bride was at
tended by Miss Francesca Maldsri anc
| the best man was Felix Maldari. tn,
groom is Barre man, but the bride
came to this country only recently
from Italy to meet her future hus
band.
The auto accidents for the week enc
are not as numerous as might be ex
pected, when one takes into consider
alton the rain that fell last night
which made roads slippery enough fc
considerable jumping around on tn
parts of the machines. There appea
to be only two-one at the south en'
OF the city near the granite bridge
where Max Fisher with new Pre-
mier car and William Rocks Cheyro
let collided, smashing the running
board on the left and also the fende
Of the latter car. The other occurTe
at the junction Of Granite and Mar
streets last night when a Buick ca
driven by Charles Comolli of Railroa.
street skidded on the wet pavemen
and crashed into the curb, breaking IN
rear wheel into many splinters. No on
was injured in either accident.