The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

business visitor in town yesterday
| A. b. Washburn of Bethel was
business visitor in Barre yesterday
Dean Davis and Gelsie Month nave
| returned to Boston to resume STUDIES
| in Boston university.
Mrs. w. +. Worthen of Hardwlek Is
visiting in the home of her son, FRANK
| A. Worthen, of Hall street.
Lueienne Bison is on her annnai
] two weeks vacation from her duties
in the office Of the John B. Kelly 20
Smoke "St. A. Specials" superior ol-
oars. Union made All dealers. Ray
mond Guyette, mfr, st. Adams VI
! adv.
Riley Burgess of "a Merchant street
and his wife have left for Bermuda
| Islands, where Mr.. Burgess expects
,, to recover his health.
The Y. p. l.. club will hold a ne.
bate this evening at 7 o'clock All
juniors and seniors must be present
Business meeting after.
Andes ranges and heaters are me
best. Largest line of new and second
hand ranges and heaters in Barre. Get
prices T.. A. Prindle.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hodgdon OF
Highland avenue left yesterday for
trip through New Hampshire and WI
be gone the rest of the week.
Clement Mcmahon of Franklin street
and Clarence s. Ward Of Hill street
left Friday for Amherst, Mass, where
they will enroll as freshmen in Am
herst college.
Jose Cohanelas. who was arrested
Monday night, was arraigned before
Judge Edwin L. Scott yesterday after
noon. charged with intoxication, and
fined SIS and assessed ST.S5 costs. lie
paid.
Thomas NJ. Magner, superintendent
of the Burlington district OF the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance Co., and Ed
ward Groark, deputy superintendent,
who have been in Barre on business,
have returned to Burlington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Bixby and
Judge and Mrs. w. J. Clspp left this
morning for Springfield, Mass, where
they will attend the Eastern States
exposition. Before their return they
win visit other Massachusetts cities.
The police are on the lookout for
Charles Magoon, formerly of Barre.
who escaped from the state insane
ASYLUM in Waterbury early Monday
morning. 1t is believed he will head
for Barre. Magoon was committed to
the asylum eight years ago.
Miss Francelia Maker has returned
to the city from Boston, where she
went few days ago to make prepare
tions for entrance into Barre schools.
Miss Maker has been living in Bos-
ton for the past year or so, having
gone there from Barre.
Much interest is being manifested
in the game Saturday at Hanover,
where the forces of Dartmouth and
Norwich meet on the football field tor
the first match OF the season. All the
more are Barre people interested be-
cause this city is represented on tie
field, and it is expected that quite
number Of fans will make it point to
be there Saturday.
Mrs. Carlo Rusconi of l3 High Hol-
born street, together with her l4-year-
old son, Livio, left yesterday noon for
Boston, where the young man will
enter the Massachusetts General hos
pital to undergo a delicate operation
upon his nose. In some manner, un-
recalled by him, the nose has been
broken, causing an obstruction, and
medical authorities here advised oper
ating by a specialize. Livio is a stu
dent in the first year high at Spauld
ing and is also Times newsie.
The South Barre Granite company's
shed, which was partly destroyed by
fire several weeks ago, has been re-
built, with several improvements add
ed TO same, one of which was in rails
ing a one pitch roof to the height of
the main roof Of the shed. which was
two-pitch roof, this allowing the
travelling derrick to travel the entire
length of the shed, which is IL bents
long now. A boxing and grinding room
has also been added, making much
more modern plant. The work was
under the supervision of Contractor
L. A. Rising.
The opening football game of the
season will be played on Lincoln cam
pus next Saturday afternoon, begin
ming at 2:30 when Spaulding win go
up against Newport high school. Lit
tie is known about the ealibre of the
border city team except that the team
has been at practice a long time and
has had good-sized squad. The
Spaulding team.is more or less an an
known quantity at present owing to
the loss of several good men by gradu
alton last year, but there have been
many candidates out for the team eser
since school opened.
A party of about twenty five young
people gathered at the home OF Mrs.
James Hastings at 364 North Main
street last night to give a surprise
party to Miss Christine Stuart of "a
Park street as a farewell meeting be
fore Miss Stuart leaves for Toronto
next week "a live. From s o'clock till
| ~ there was a continuous round Of
pleasure, games and ice cream and
cake contributing their share to make
the guests happy During the enter
tainment Miss Stuart was presented
leather travelling bag, a reminder
of the many friends she win leave be
hind. The party was promoted by
tiss Agnes Cleary of North Main
street.
Tuesday night was a gala night Ter
Cobble Hill grange when all the offices
we're occupied By men during the bust
ness meeting. II was the general opin.
ion that they did themselves proud,
and as a result there Is now a move