The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-15
Talk OF THE TOWN

Loren Allen of "a Beckley street
left yesterday on business triI
through New Hampshire.
John A. Cross and +. A. Chase OF
Mortified arrived in the city to-day
for short business stay.
Clarence Hull of Main street was
treated at City hospital yesterday for
an infection of the right thumb.
L. L. Freeman, who has been visit.
ing friends in Barre for the past lew
days, returned to Boston yesterday.
ID. A. Perry conducted an auction
in Middlesex yesterday for w, C.
Lamphere. guardian of the Elmer Ban
croft estate.
Mrs. Alex Duncan has returned to
her home on belmont avenue, after a
few weeks outing on the Massachu.
sets north shore.
G.. H. Presbrey, president of the
PresbreyLeland Granite Manufactur-
ing company, has returned to his home
in New York City, after passing a
few days in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Wilcox of Spring
field, O., are passing a few days in
Barre. Mr.. Wilcox is retail granite
dealer of that city and with his wife
has been touring the east.
William oliver of Park street left
yesterday for Syracuse, n Y. where
he will pass few days with rela-
tives and also see the poultry show
| that is to be staged there.
Dean Davis and Gelsie Monti have
returned to their homes in the city,
after passing the summer working in
Maine in the interests of the Fuller
Brush Co. The former leaves soon to
resume law studies in Boston
Miss Nellie Stoughton has left for
Englewood, N. j., where she is 'n-
gagged as teacher. She has been
passing the summer at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Ellen l.. Stoughton,
of q French street.
Gordon r. Wyllis has returned to MS
home in Albany, \. Y. after a few
days with friends in the city. Mr..
Wyllis was formerly of this vicinity,
but has been employed as clerk in
Albany for the past few years.
Miss Lillian Bartlett of Winnipeg,
Ont, left for her home. after passing
month or so in the vicinity visiting
friends while her father was east on
business. She was accompanied back
by her father, Frank Bartlett, who
met her at Keene, \. II.
Dino Valz. Aldo Poletti and Orphe-
rs Bizzozero have returned to the city
from Lake Winepesaukee. n H.,
where they have been on brief camp
ing trip. They have not yet returned
to college, as was stated in former
issue of The Times.
Arthur Nelson, rs years old. of
Green street, was struck on the head
while practicing with the Spauld;ng
football team at Lincoln campus yes
terday afternoon. He was treated by
a physician and taken to the City hos
pital He will be discharged from the
institution to-day.
Mrs. Nellie c. Blanchard yesterday
sold her property on Camp street 10
William Chamberlain. The house and
Is acres of land were involved in the
sale and. while the price paid was
not stated, II was believed 10 nave
been around $4,000 Mr.. Chamberlain
buys for home The sale was made
through the d, A. Perry Real Estate
agency.
Word has been received in Barre Of
the marriage in Mortified Monday of
Armand j. Hebert of Williamstown and
Antoinette, daughter of Mrs. Adolph
Roux of Berlin The ceremony took
place in st. Johns church and Rev.
John A. Lynch officiated. Loretta He.
bert, sister of the groom was brides
maid and Fred Roux, brother of the
bride, best man. After the wedding
the bridal party came to Barre, whore
a breakfast was served at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charms Hebert of North
Main street. In the evening a reeep-
ton was held at the home OF the bride
and $50 relatives and friends were
present Mr. and Mrs. Hebert viii
live on the farm in Williamstown con
Quoted by him with his brother.