The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-09
TALK OF THE TOWN


III. A. Dunbar, of North street.
Little William Clark of Brookfel
underwent a slight operation at tn
!. Barre City hospital this morning.
Long distance and general trucking
= light and heavy, Granite City Bottlin
Works. Tel 726-M or 746.W.--adv.
Alcid Beaulieu of North Main stree
= went to Burlington yesterday to visi
: his brother for couple of weeks
| A nine pound son was born earl,
I this morning to Mr.. and Mrs. John I
Averill of 81 Hill street at their home
i Mrs. George Bosworth and sons, Mil
. lard and Edward, of Perry street hav,
gone to Woodbury. pond to remain 4
week
Aldo C.. Poletti of Howard street has
gone to Williamstown, Mass, in the
interest of the National Map com
pany.
Miss Helen Gordon of Lynn, Mass
is visiting Miss Marjorie Kent OF
Orange st. Miss Gordon is former
resident of Barre.
Miss Mary Mitchell has returned
from Highgate Springs and yesterday
resumed work at the Troup studio at
the termination of her annual vacation.
The regular meeting of South Barre
grange will be held Thursday evening
The program will be in charge of Mrs.
Thow, Mrs. Webster, Mr.. Nye and Mr..
Seager.
Mrs. Paul MONT, with her son and
daughter of High Holborn street has
gone to New Jersey to live Mr.. Monti
being engaged at his trade in the gran
lite industry there for the past few
months.
Mrs. Alice Mitchell and SON have
gone TO Windsor and Springfield,
Mass, to spend a week in the latter
place with her sister in law, Mrs Ar
chic Mcdonald, while having a vacation
from the Holmes bakery on North
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. p A. Noonan of East
street and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Owens of
South Main street have gone to Can
ada by automobile for several days
pleasure trip. Their travel will in
clude a trip along the Saguenay river
and visit to the shrine of St. Anne
DeBeaupre, before returning.
Clarence Burke of Maple avenue, AL !
den and Miss Doris Burke of Summer |
street, Allen Calef of Washington, |
Miss Irene Brault of st. Adams, and /
Miss Beatrice Papin of Elm street ar
rived in the city last evening, after an
auto journey from Old Orchard Beach,
Me-, where they have been passing
week
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Giacherio of the
Worthen block started to-day on a
two weeks vacation, Mr.. Giacherio
from the ~ d. Phelps Co. and Mrs.
Giacherio from the Ballard 4 Wood
ruff Insurance agency. They left for
Woodstock and CIaremont. n. H.,
where they intend to pass the next
couple OF weeks. Mrs. Emma L. Da-
Wis, who has been their guest, for sew
eral days, left with them for her home
in Bridgewater.
Eddie Goode. the Harvard pitcher
and now twirling for the Fairbanks
Scale Works ball team of st. Johns
bury, and Bernard Starr, the heavy
hitting catcher, who has been visiting
he latter's home on Perrin street for
he past few days, left this morning
1y automobile for st. Johnsbury, |
where they form the battery for the
yame this afternoon. Accompanying c
hem was the catcher's sister, Miss. a
Starr, who will visit relatives :
n st. Johnsbury for few days. Y
Word has been received from For. !
wee Richie, who went to Boston last
thursday to attend the annual Scot 4,
ish field day of the Boston Caledonian
ocieties, that he received first prize
n the bagpipe competition for boys. y
lie has also an engagement playing :
nth the Highland Dress association a
ipe band at the celebration of Clans II
t Plymouth, Mass, Saturday, Aug. n
The young man is the son of Mr.
nd Mrs. Eustace Ritchie of Trow hill =
nd was for a time in the Barre Pipe !,
nd Drum band :
Al the Red Cross meeting yesterday Il
fternoon in Aldrich hall Miss Ma
iney, the Red Cross nurse. gave her
port for the month Of July as fol- -
TVS: Number Of cases july |. 81; u
lumber of new cases taken on during ~
he month. 81; re-admitted cases, 3 .
aking a total of 1872 cases in July. i
these. "a were dismissed, leaving at Ct
he end Of the month los. The mum ~
n of visits made was 1905. OF these IL
were in the interest Of infant wei. ca
re, 90 were nursing visits and the ca
were miscellaneous. Miss W
aloney has asked permission to in. ne
itute weekly clinics for infants and ar
,ung children under school age and a VI
mmittee will be appointed to assist of
II in this important branch of the la
ork that the Barre Red Cross is now ds
ing in our city. The following class Oh
young ladies has recently been hs
anted certificates for the successful tn
mpletion of l6-lesson course in lid
me hygiene and care of the sick un.
r Miss Maloneys instructions: Rosa u
Inge, Esther Bianchi. Nellie earle, -,
airy Parnigoni Rens Giani, Mary Riz- -
and Emma COrti 81
The many friends and relatives were ~,
ieved Friday when they learned Of WI
e death Of Mrs. Joseph Lsporte Of ~
dford, \. Y. While Mrs. Laporte wa
a been in poor health for the past 4
rec years. her death came suddenly or
Ter shock. Mrs. Laporte was in arr
: 6lst wear and was born in Saint cal
e, Canada, the daughter Of Mr.. and