The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Mildred Gardner Of Fair Haven
is the guest of her sister, Miss Clara
Gardner, member of the Spaulding
high school faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Perry and Mrs.
Harold Perry of Plainfeld were in the
city yesterday TO attend the class day
exercises at the opera house.
Mrs. r. N. Armstrong and daughter,
Ruth, and son, John, and Mrs. Gold
man of Gloucester, Mass, are the
guests Of Miss Mary Morely over com
mencement.
The body of Thomas Forbes, cook of
Co. Il, l0lst ammunition train, who died
in France Dec. 4, 1918. will arrive in
she city tonight. Arrangements have
been completed for holding the funeral
from the Presbyterian church Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Burial will be
in Hope cemetery.
w. d. Smith. D. W. Mcdonald and
DR. Alex Smith went to Greensboro
yesterday afternoon and before night
had landed the largest lake trout
caught out of the lake in years, IL not
the largest ever caught out of this
lake. II weighed 90 pounds and meas
ured 3s inches in length.
Edwin Honsinger, a graduate with
the 1919 class of Spaulding high school,
called on friends in this city to-day
while going from his home in Alburg,
where he has been visiting for cou-
pie of weeks, to Boston, where he has
found employment in a garage. Mr.. |
Honsinger expects to continue studies
at the Osteopathic school in Kirksville,
No, this fall.
Members Of the Spaulding high |
school faculty with the completion of 1
the graduation exercises tonight at /
the Barre opera house will begin leav.
ing for their respective homes Miss /
Mabel Wall goes TO Boston to visit
before returning to her home in Rock
port, Ne. Miss Faith Linsley win go
20 Middlebury and Miss Edith Hsrwood
10 her home in Dorset. Miss Doris
Binks returns to her home in Frank.
in, n. H., while Miss Josephine Ne
lotti will go to her home in Water
tuIAs NfNlllis MISS AANHNAAA NNA bN NAlt
# the faculty who is not planning on
eturning to Barre to teach next fall.
She has already accepted position in
Ter home town. Robert l.. Ross goes
o Pittsford on business before return
nc to his home in Biddeford, Me. Mr..
Ross. who has been mathematic teach
r and coach at Spauuding for the past
hree years, has for next wear accepted
position as principal Of the Pittsford
Ugh school
The Barre FIRE department had
Iusy afternoon yesterday between the
ours of and o'clock, two calls be-
ng received at che station. The first
anne from the precincts of Depot
quare, where a grass and rubbish fire
\ the pit Of the Central Vermont en- ,
inc turntable threatened to destroy !
he timbers and construction of this !
abroad property. Paper and oily
-aste under and about the track tim !
ers caused the department TO empty {
) gallons Of chemical liquid into the I
il before subduing the flames. The
re was extinguished before any dam I
Lt was HuNAdAhFu ~ AiAS MtnhN W1RN-
D structure. The second call came I
rom the general alarm box. l43. To- :
sted at the corner of Blackwell and 5
enter streets. The hands Of Mrs. a
.ngelo Aspesi of 32 Center street e
ulled the alarm when she learned that
ne oil stove in the John Ballerini 5
ome at rs Oswald street was wrapped $
flames. Mrs. Ballerini. upon re- n
lrning to the kitchen after having v
orked for a time in her garden. found v
he oil stove. which she had left light h
I. mass 0f flames. Her screams Of
arm were heard BY Mrs Joseph Ca {,
"a Of 4 Oswald street. who went TO a
r assistance and without thoughts Of v
r own safety carried the flaming +
oye to the street. The FIRE depart q
ent reached the home in quick order, d
u nothing but q house iiled with oil D
noke confronted them al the arrival e
the Ballcrini home. =