The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

George Robinson, q barber at the
Ross barber shop. spent the week END
at his home in Burlington.
Myer Levin of the Union Clothing
company went to Burlington Sunday
where he attended the wedding OF his
niece.
Miss Vivian Dodge. who is employed
in Springfield, is visiting a few days
at the home Of her parents on South
Main street.
Fred Farrand, paperhanger and
painter, and Henry Bosley, also
painter, left this morning for Little
ton. \. H., on short business trip.
Mrs. Mayme Papin Of Richardson
street has gone TO Waterbury TO visit
week with her sister, Mrs Eugene
Magnus, while recuperating from an
illness OF the past fw weeks.
Clarence Campbell returned 10 Bos
ton last night where he is a student
in the Wentworth Institute Of En-,
gineering after passing weeks vaea
ton with his parents Of the East
Barsre road.
Rov BENJAMIN completed his duties
as clerk III the Red Cross pharmacy
SATURDAY. night and left this morning
for his home in Woodbury.. George
Walker began work this morning filling
the vacancy left open by Mr.. Benja
minis departure.
Stephen Rizzi. who has been visiting
for tha past two weeks with his son,
Arthur. in Chicago, has returned to his
home on North Main street. Mr.. Rizzi,
ir.. has completed his duties as sales
man for the LaClair & McNulty gran
ite firm Of this city, and for a few
other firms with which he has been
connected in the same capacity, and
was made superintendent Of one Of the
oldes; and leading granite retail hrms
Of Chicago
A large crowd attended the dance
in Clan Gordon hall Saturday night
given under the auspices Of the asso-
ciate members OF Meadow Brook coli
club. Music was furnished by NicOfs
saXaphone orchestra under the leader
ship Of James Nicol and It proved 10
be well liked. both the Scotch and
American dances. Refreshments were
served and the ladies expect 10 clear
a neat sum from the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bizzozero who
we're recently married in Springfield,
arrived in the city from Milford, \. H.,
Saturday evening. They were met at
the station by q rather enthusiastic
group Of their Barre friends and IS
corted to the home Of the groom's
mother. Mrs. Jennie Bizzozero. Of 507
North Main street Last evening about
90 Of the Young couples friends and
well-wishers gathered AZ the home and
rendered them a reception Mr. and
Mrs. Bizzorero were the object 0f many
congratulations and in behalf of those
present Arthur BrodeTick. as spokesman
presented the newly married couple
splendid silver set. to which The groom
responded for himself and his wife
Other gifts were presented. and. one.
the donation of Two Live Nires. wa-
tBe cause ~ murh mcrriment and
laughter 4 very pleasant evening
was passed with music and games.
Light Refreshments II ioe cream, cake
and coffee were served The party
broke up iust before midnight renew
inr their good wishes 90 the Young
people. Mr ard Mrs. Rizzozsrn are
planning 90 ti-it IN he rity uutl the
latter part of the week when fhey
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