The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

ing at his home on Summer street.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brock spent the
week end at Mrs. Brooks former home
in Williamstown.
Joseph M. Nelson of SO Summer
street went to Montreal yesterday~-on
short business trip.
Frank Calcagni has returned to his
home on Berlin street from Denver
Col, where he has been employed.
William GRAY, who has been i'll with
pneumonia at his home on kirk street
for the past month, resumed his du-
ties with the n. d. Phelps Co. this
morning.
Musical by Miss Rose Levin under
the auspices of the music and art de-
partment Of the Barre Womans club
in the parlors of Hotel Barre Friday
afternoon, Feb. 4, at 3 o'clock. Ad-
mission, 25c.adN
Brisbane Palmer of North Main
street, accompanied by Lyons and Fred
Scott of Merchant street, went to
Peek Kill, n. Y. Saturday night, hay-
ing IN assured of employment IN the
grautc yards of that city.
Harry Levin, who, with his wife, has
been visiting at the home OF his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. S. Levin OF Mer-
chant street, returned last night to Sa-
lem, Mass. Mrs Levin will remain
here till the latter part OF the week.
Mrs. Mary Brine of Salisbury, n.
c., arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing en- route for G.oton, where she was
called to attend the funeral OF her SON
in law, Waltcx Main. While in Barre
Yesterday Mrs. Brnie visited at the
nome of her son, Peter BRINE, OF High-
land avenue.
Many people, seeking the income tax
collector in the city building, make the
mistake of entering the city clerks OF
flee or some other apartment other
than that of the collector. John L.
Corcoran, deputy income tax collector,
this morning stated that he could be
found in the city council room. TINS
room having been assigned him a.
quarters during his stay in Barre
George Delphia Of Short street was
to-day arraigned before Judge +. J..
Scott in municipal court charged with
breach of peace at his home Saturday
night. Delphia and his wife had alter
cations, Mr.. Delphia threatening to
strike his wife. A fine of $25, with
costs of S7.35, was imposed, but $50 OF
the fine was suspended upon payment
# SIS and costs of court, and Delphla
vas placed in the custody Of proba-
ton officer for a term of one year.
Albert n. Corey and Tom Wobby of
Graniteville appeared in Barre city
court Saturday afternoon on the case
brought against them Dec. 20 for sell
NO Jamaica ginger The case Of the
tate against Corey was mol pressed,
,ut Wobby pleaded guilty and was sen
fenced to not less than three months
nor more than one year in the house
Of correction at Windsor. Sentence
was suspended and the respondent was
placed on probation for year, upon
condition that he pay $50 and costs OF
Sll.45.
George Tiley Of Homestead, "a, who
came here two months ago to take vo-
cational training in the granite shed OF
the Cook, Watkins CO., has returned
to his home because of poor health.
Mr.. Tiley in 1918, while riding on an
army truck near Scranton, Pa, figured
in ars accident in which one lung was
punctured by broken rib. While work
inc ut the stoneshed here the wound
was re opened when he reached to turn
on a light with the consequent result
that he suffered 10 internal hemor-
rhages in succession during week. He
had arrangements made whereby he
rode from Montpelier Junction to
Homestead in a drawing room.
Supporters in this city OF Rinaldo
Gardini. the Italian aspirant to the
heavyweight championship belt in the
wrestling world. learned with pleasure
10 -dav that Mr.. Gardini will wrestle
Harry Mammas. the Greek light heavy
weight Of Burlington, in Burlington
next Friday night Though Gardini is
Int few pounds heavier than his adj
yersarv, he has accepted handicap
match and will endeayor TO throw
Mammas twice in IS minutes. II he
fails he loses a purse Of 5000. A mum.
her Of Italians OF this CITY are planning
70 attend the bout Gsrdini is also try
inc 10 arrange a match with one of the
''bir FIVE" az the wrestling world,
Champion Lewis. Stecker Zybsko.
Caddock or Daviseourt in Montpelier
the week after next.