The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ysmael Martinez and Luis Sanmiyel.
auto mechanics, began work to-day at
the Joseph Puente garage on Granite
street.
Mrs. b. 7. Kendrigan. who has been
visiting with her husband at 35 Keith
avenue for the past week left for Bos-
ton this morning
Mr.. and Mrs, Fay Duffy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Rogers of Orange street mo
tored to Mr.. Duffy's former home in
Enosburg Falls yesterday.
Miss Rita Hayward, a student at
Goddard seminary. accompanied by
Principal and Mrs. r. L. Dawson, mo-
tored to her home in West Fairlee
Sunday,
Misses Mary and Angelina Coppi re-
turned to their home on Brook street
last evening, after visiting friends in
Boston for the past week.
John Watt and Leslie Wyllie left
this morning for Jnderhill Center,
where they have obtained employment
with the state forestry department.
As receiver for the Barre Savings
Bank & Trust Co, George b. Carpenter
on Saturday brought a foreclosure suit
in Washington county court against
the owners of the Howland block, the
mortgage being S4s,,2l3.39 Z. X. Da-
Wis appears for the orator.
George Young Of Warren street, an
elder Of the First Presbyterian church
of this city. left late last night for
Winona Lake. Ind, where he will at
tend the meeting of the general assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian church to be
held there this week MIR. Young is a
delegate Of the Newburyport presby
.terv, Of which the local church is
member. This is the first time in sew
eral years that the Barre church has
been allotted representation.
Mrs. H. S. Miles Of 80 Merchant
street started this morning on an auto
mobile trip to Boston. accompanied by
Mrs Arthur Lund and Mrs. Nellie BIZ
anchi. who 90 TO attend the annual
OF the Massachusetts, dis
trict Independent OrdN of Odd Ladies
Manchester Unity, which win be held
in Plymouth. Mass. Nav IL, is, 10
Mrs r. A. Witham of South Barre was
also included in this motor party. plan
ming TO spend couple weeks in Bos
ton and vicinity.
Again Goddard seminary's baseball
team, which invaded Massachusetts,
last week to compete with some Of
the best preparatory schools in New
England, was disappointed Saturday
at the cancellation of the game with
Dean academy at Franklin, Mass. Prin
cipal Dawson received definite word
Saturday evening that the Tufts fresh
man game with Goddard had been can
celled on account Of rain, but the tele
gram gave no explanation for the can
collation. Of the Dean game by Coach
Dan sullivan Of that school
Henry Brown Of Forsythe place. an
ardent follower Of the game of golf
in Barre, and member of the Barre
Golf club. suffered broken shoulder
when he tripped while trying to hur-
die one OF the wire fences which pro
tects the fifth green from intruding
cattle az the clubs links of the Mont
pelier road Saturday afternoon. Mr
Erown had just hOled out and a. has
been his custom. instead Of leaving
the green by way Of the turnstile gate
WAY. he cut across and attempted TO
Jump the fence The wire - not very
high al any point. but in making the
Jump. Mr Browns heel caught on the
top wire and threw him headlong TO
the ground. He struck his whole weight
upon his left shoulder. and although
the real extent of his injuries was un-
known at 'he time he was taken 70 his
houe in a fellow-club members car.
DR.. Woodruff was called and the an
iured man was taken 70 the hospital -
have an N-rsy taken of the injured
member. u was found that be had re-
oeived such = blow thtat the shoulder
hsd suffered . bad break. The facture
va sst immediately. and although NJ
Brown + not oonfns- n his hed- Z
viii probably SIX weeks - two monfhs
before b. Hin have full ust e ~
member seaLAs